Great deal! Reckon Craftbrewer would match it?doon said:Grain and grape have 10% of braumiesters till 1pm tomorrow! !
and how many hours did you work on the rig? im guessing more than 50 and if you time is considered a trade @ $50 per hour...cost less.....really? h34r:Edak said:Build your own! Mine cost me about $1100 and I personally think it's better than the original! (Insert smart arse smiley face here) (insert tongue in cheek smiley face here)
If that is the case, I pay about 500 bucks for less than two cartons of beer every time I brew.Pratty1 said:and how many hours did you work on the rig? im guessing more than 50 and if you time is considered a trade @ $50 per hour...cost less.....really? h34r:
I'm yet to meet an unhappy wanker.thedragon said:Until I owned one (or 1/2 of one as it is), I thought that BMs were for wankers. I'm now a happy wanker.
I believe that the BM used as it is meant to be, produces quality wort for any style of fermenter.Bribie G said:I wonder how one of those would go to produce wort for a Williamswarn Personal Brewing setup?
I believe that wobbly and someone else uses the BM to make the wort before putting it through the Williamsworn machine, when they aren't brewing they are wondering what the poor people are doing.Bribie G said:I wonder how one of those would go to produce wort for a Williamswarn Personal Brewing setup?
Trying to seal our weldless kettles. Obviously.wide eyed and legless said:I believe that wobbly and someone else uses the BM to make the wort before putting it through the Williamsworn machine, when they aren't brewing they are wondering what the poor people are doing.
:lol: :lol:wide eyed and legless said:I believe that wobbly and someone else uses the BM to make the wort before putting it through the Williamsworn machine, when they aren't brewing they are wondering what the poor people are doing.
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