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doxymoron on HandsomePat's wall
- 6 March 2020 - 2:25 am
How did your Imperial Cinnamon Roll turn out? I am very interested in making something like it.
franklinjr205 on franklinjr205's wall
- 29 February 2020 - 5:06 pm
What's up fellow beersmith users!
svenstockert on svenstockert's wall
- 12 February 2020 - 10:21 am
Stretchzelte sind eine der neuesten, einzigartigen, wunderbaren und flexiblen Strukturen in der Geschichte des Zeltes und auch auf dem Markt sehr gefragt. Das Schöne an diesen Zelten ist, wie Sie denken, und Sie können sie mit teilweise oder vollständig geöffneten Fenstern nach Ihrer Wahl anpassen. Sie sind perfekt für Partyveranstaltungen im Freien, Zelt Hochzeit, Zeremonien, Strandheiraten, Gartenpartys im Freien und vieles mehr.
Bjarnemann on Bjarnemann's wall
- 3 February 2020 - 12:30 pm
My equipment
My equipment is old School, welded from water heaters, and can make a 50 L batch. Boiling pot (65L), Rinsing pot, and mash pot (using a 51L Igloo beach cooler)
A copper ring-line with small cuts around the bottom inside, with a solid tube up to the top, functioning as a pipette going to the boiling pot below. Copper pipes made like an "H" with many small holes, lying on top of the Igloo, functioning like an irrigation system from the Rinsing pot (80ºC)
For cooling, I have winded up a 12mm annealed copper pipe.
I am using 2 x 25L Fermentation plastic buckets.
This home made equipment still works like a charm after almost 20 years of brewing, and I have total control of the process. No heating elements burning the grains at any time.
My equipment is old School, welded from water heaters, and can make a 50 L batch. Boiling pot (65L), Rinsing pot, and mash pot (using a 51L Igloo beach cooler)
A copper ring-line with small cuts around the bottom inside, with a solid tube up to the top, functioning as a pipette going to the boiling pot below. Copper pipes made like an "H" with many small holes, lying on top of the Igloo, functioning like an irrigation system from the Rinsing pot (80ºC)
For cooling, I have winded up a 12mm annealed copper pipe.
I am using 2 x 25L Fermentation plastic buckets.
This home made equipment still works like a charm after almost 20 years of brewing, and I have total control of the process. No heating elements burning the grains at any time.
Would like to add som pictures, but this is not possible as far as I can see, but they can be seen here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8s93zn7331bfrpg/AAAi79OOCuivkD2b0h3_DpJda?dl=0
Solomonbrunet on Solomonbrunet's wall
- 29 January 2020 - 7:29 am
This is Solomon Brunet. I like to visit different places, reading novels and browsing the Internet. I follow many pages of blogs and articles to gain some unique information about different topics. Last time, I have read about different kinds of gun holsters. There are several methods to carry a Bodyguard 380 Holster such as in-the Waistband Holsters, Pancake Holsters, Paddle Holsters, Pocket Holsters, Semi-Permanent Slide Mount Clip, and Belly Holsters. Among these, some holsters work well in pants with big pockets while others require a belt.