We port Kyle’s vessels and wire and install the elements.
Links:
www.stainlessbrewing.com
www.brewhardware.com
www.electricbrewery.com
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What’s that soup yer drinking
Use a box wrench. Crescent wrenches are for gankers and hacks.
Hi. Where can i get the punch through bit ?
Nice job! Just finished up mine. It’s a 30gal capacity as well. I opted to go with a 50amp control panel and use dual elements. Heats up in no time!
When using a heating element for the boil is there a problem stirring without making contact?
Excellent ‘how to’ guys, well done and keep them coming
What they heck were you drinking at the end? That looked like chocolate milk. 🙂
1-1/4″ is far from 51mm. It is almost 32 mm, not 51mm.
was that a latte at the end? what were you drinking?
Serious set up right there, cheers
Yeah it was tough seeing that done, but really came out great! I will show everything in a couple weeks looks great! The brewery is really coming together.
I cannot find the tri clovers anywhere. I have that size punch already so using the same clamps you did would be ideal.
Man this was an incredible build. Super solid engineering. But is it economicable? Seems you had between $1600-1800 in parts, and God knows how many hours. You can buy a Braumeister, with WiFi capability for $1,750 free shipping right to your door…no labor involved. But aside from costs…it was a quite talented display of engineering and I bet it makes some tasty brews. Job very well done.
This is a bullshit tutorial
Very nice job showing how to build an electric brewery. How much total investment in both kettles? Cheers
Nice work guys, really inspiring! How is the whirlpool working? I’ve seen some other videos where they recommend having the feed-back above the surface. Just wanted to know how your approach is doing!
Very nice work guys, you make it look so easy. I love those punchouts vs using a step bit like I did. I’m hoping to get my HLT back this week, from it being tig welded. Cheers.
Very nice! Deja vu! 🙂 Cheers!
Great video. Do you have a part number for the Master-Carr wire pass through nut which you used to secure the plug wire to the electrical box? (8min 30sec into the video)
Lube, lube and lube,
you guys need to watch this with CC on
cheers guys loved the video
someone that cheers and doesn’t take a drink, can never be trusted
Real nice how to vid guys. Beautiful equipment! Thanks for the video, cheers!
enjoy the video–now if some rich relative will croak and leave me enough cash for those sweet kettles–lol
+Nicholas Parker, +Brian Huntley finished up a sample beer and with that came a ton of yeast lol so yeast milk I would say whole milk at that
where did you get the hole punch at
Great video, but have a question: how did you secure the matal cabinet to the kettle? Did you use screws or just the boling element did the job? Thanks.
Great one as always Guys, looking forward to the panel