I use a 30 litre boiler but it's a pain spargingYes mate. Bit of a pain in a 30l boiler used to dunk sparge big beers but lots of room in the 65l one. Problem is now that the boiler is a lot wider than my last one and the bag dosnt fit round the rim. Possible new bag on the horizon
I sent my wife I pic of the 65l one on get er brewed and she took the hint and ordered it for Christmas. The wife and kids were amazed at how excited i was on Christmas morning. Thing is massive. 3 elements. 2kw 1kw 500w. No time at all getting to a boil.
Just had a look. Looks the job. I need to get my garden sort this summer. Built a man cave for me to brew in.
Ha ha I built a man cave to drink in converted a shed to a bar 12 by 10 ft. Sold 2 cars today that I had sitting here for a while and tried to get the wife to agree to buying a larger shed to brew and drink in. Didn’t go well. Had to look at kitchen cupboard doors and wall paper for an hour.
I want to build one myself. The mate is getting one built but it's costing him 10g FFS. I need to get the ground work sorted first.
If I paid 10g on one it would need to have a bed in it as I would be homeless. Cheap and cheerful is the way to go.
The plumbing and electrics are easy for me as I’m a spark and a plumber ( worked for a small contractor for years and got trained in plumbing)
It’s nothing like my one. It’s tin with a tin roof and if it rains outside it blows in under the roof panels and being in the country the mice have free reign in the place. Starsan is my best friend believe me.
How do you chill your wort in one of them boiler's. Have you made a immersion chiller to fit
Not yet. That’s why I’m letting it chill overnight. I have a copper immersion chiller that I will adapt to suit as I’m not going to buy anything else brewing related for a while. Well that’s the theory anyway.
If in doubt short it out. Electrics is like plumbing without water
Yes I'm sure you feel how I will tomorrow if we lose to spurs
no more amber
