Stainless Herms Coil Released

[NickB]

Dan doesn't need another one of those

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

So in that picture is it in the yellow pipe (plumber PVC sort of thing?)

How hard to make?

Pretty easy, some tube (plumbers 100mm PVC DWV out of site bin) glue a few bunnings fittings and a 40mm hole for the element and you are in business.
When I have time I will post bunnings parts list and measurements.
Nev

 

[Kingbrownbrewing]

How do you reckon it would go with one of those keg king 220W long stainless elements in the centre of the stainless ring?

If you reckon it would be alright I will buy one now.

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

Also looks like a potential randell :lol:

I have thought about using it *** about for a chiller coil , I think it may just work.
Nev

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

How do you reckon it would go with one of those keg king 220W long stainless elements in the centre of the stainless ring?

If you reckon it would be alright I will buy one now.

How long is the element and if you come in from the top some of the elements not going to be submerged as you cant fill this device to the top.
Could work if you come in from the bottom.
Nev

 

[QldKev]

Pretty easy, some tube (plumbers 100mm PVC DWV out of site bin) glue a few bunnings fittings and a 40mm hole for the element and you are in business.
When I have time I will post bunnings parts list and measurements.
Nev

The parts list / blueprints for it would be great

How do you reckon it would go with one of those keg king 220W long stainless elements in the centre of the stainless ring?

If you reckon it would be alright I will buy one now.

I may wait for the plans, then consider if staying the standard kettle element will be better than the kegking element. The kettle setup will be heaps cheaper and I'm not that impressed with the kegking element. Not saying I'll never buy more kegking elements but just cant see great quality in the unit.

And with the $9 kettle element you can mount it from the side

 

[Kingbrownbrewing]

Yeah it would be bottom mounted.
Does it fit inside the ring part of the stainless tube?
Standard keg king 290mm long

 

[amiddler]

Thanks Drew
Seen it in action yet ? I believe there is a pro type up your way producing beer h34r:
Nev

I am yet to see it. Actually the man in question is yet to shout me a beer. For all I know he is taking my recipes and your ideas and selling them on the black market <_<

Looking promising for me to be in Perth late April so will drop you a line before hand, i'm in the market for a few bits of hardware.

Drew

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

Yeah it would be bottom mounted.
Does it fit inside the ring part of the stainless tube?
Standard keg king 290mm long

There is about 60mm spare room inside the coil.
Nev

 

[brettprevans]

Too early for ball park figure on complete set up?

Edit. Nev I also sent a pm or email (can't remember which) about ur braided coil. Looks interesting

 

[Kingbrownbrewing]

There is about 60mm spare room inside the coil.
Nev

I'll grab one.
What's the best way to purchase nev??

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

Too early for ball park figure on complete set up?

Edit. Nev I also sent a pm or email (can't remember which) about ur braided coil. Looks interesting

Yep to early to call but about 2k cheaper than that other system thats popular on this site. We are not supplying vessels just essentials like controller, pump, coil, silicon. braid for FB, stainless fittings etc in a kit form.
So you still have input into your own brewery design. The basic design (entry level) utilizes a 30L fermenter for the mash tun. Every ones got a spare one of those. This system can be as basic or as blingy as you make it. It good quality product at an entry level price.
No point shipping vessels from WA, makes it too expensive.
Nev

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

I'll grab one.
What's the best way to purchase nev??

Put it thru the site, down there VVVVVV

 

[drew9242]

Yep to early to call but about 2k cheaper than that other system thats popular on this site. We are not supplying vessels just essentials like controller, pump, coil, silicon. braid for FB, stainless fittings etc in a kit form.
So you still have input into your own brewery design. The basic design (entry level) utilizes a 30L fermenter for the mash tun. Every ones got a spare one of those. This system can be as basic or as blingy as you make it. It good quality product at an entry level price.
No point shipping vessels from WA, makes it too expensive.
Nev

This looks great. I'll be up that way in a week or so. Will defiantly need to check this out, very interesting.

 

[Kingbrownbrewing]

Paid for, thanks Nev!!!

You dont happen to have a font chiller fan for a keggerator (the kegking fan chiller style) do you?

 

[Aces High]

The parts list / blueprints for it would be great





I may wait for the plans, then consider if staying the standard kettle element will be better than the kegking element. The kettle setup will be heaps cheaper and I'm not that impressed with the kegking element. Not saying I'll never buy more kegking elements but just cant see great quality in the unit.

And with the $9 kettle element you can mount it from the side

Im with Kev on this, a standard kettle has definitely got to be the easiest way to set this up for a trial, then build it up as fancy as you want from there.

I'll chuck one of these through with my brown pump order next week Nev..


cheers

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

Paid for, thanks Nev!!!

You dont happen to have a font chiller fan for a keggerator (the kegking fan chiller style) do you?

Thanks KB I hope to see some input on your ideas.
No I dont have a fan but I have some interesting ideas on how to cool towers but thats not story-boarded or in developed yet.
It will work but it may not be energy efficient enough.
Nev

 

[bradsbrew]

Whats the lineal of the coil Nev?

Cheers

 

[Cocko]

Also, what are the ends of the coiled pipe Nev?

Just blank? So do you need to flare it yourself or??

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

Also, what are the ends of the coiled pipe Nev?

Just blank? So do you need to flare it yourself or??

Hey Cocko have look here http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/inde...st&p=890224
explains why they are not flared.
Nev