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Links - The Fat Man Brewery
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Our beer is the Bomb! Great jet burner deal; http:/ www.cpapc.com/store/23-Tip-Round-Nozzle-Jet-Burner-natural-gas-P469C244.aspx. Polycarbonate tubing for sight glass; http:/ www.usplastic.com/catalog/product.asp? Colorphast ph strips (4.0-7.0) http:/ www.sanitationtools.com/Products.asp? Stainless steel fitting and regulator parts; http:/ www.beverageequipmentco.com/. Look daily and you may find some killer deals, I know I have). Http:/ probrewer.com/vbulletin/index.php. Gadget and DIY links.
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Broken Glass Brewery: May 2011
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011. And I probably went a little overboard. There were only two available, so I got permission from the finance department, and grabbed one. Before I get into the actual build I want to make it clear, this isn't. A pump-in-a-tool-box build, this is the beginning of my no-sparge phase in my brewing process, hence the many additional fittings and such that you will see in my build parts list. Having said that, on to the show. Here is my build parts list, it will be updated as necessary:.
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Fermentation Chamber Build
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Friday, April 8, 2011. I have brewed a few beers since my last post which was about 4 months ago, an Apfelwein (not really a beer, but a brew nontehless), a Cascadian Dark Ale (Black IPA), a Rye Pale Ale, and I have a Strawberry Blonde that I added 12 pounds of crushed strawberries to about a week ago. Needless to say I have been busy! Swapping ice bottles out multiple times a day. So on with the show:. The power cord was in bad shape, and I neded to replace it. After the frame was all finished up, it wa...
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Broken Glass Brewery: Whats To Come
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Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Corny Keg Thread and Part Sizes. Brau Kaiser Efficiency Calculator. AHA Draght Quality Beer Manual. The Electric Brewery by Kal (HBT). Yuri Rage's Youtube Channel. Beer Judge Cerification Program. John Palmer's How to Brew. The Great American Beer Festival.
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Randall Build for Under $100! (I'm Back for Now at Least...)
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Sunday, January 15, 2012. Randall Build for Under $100! I'm Back for Now at Least.). I recently built a Randall. My wife is a stout lover, and at the 2010 GABF, she made some bold comments about the Randall Dogfish Head was using. They were serving Bitche's Brew through the Randall which was packed with Espresso Coffee beans. Here is my build parts list:. Here are some pictures of the build:. Before the mayhem began. Simple QD to faucet with adapter. Snug fit in the Kegerator. Snug fit in the Kegerator.
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Wade's Homebrew: May 2010
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Crush, Mash, Sparge, Boil, Cool, Aerate, Pitch, Ferment, Condition, Keg, Carbonate, Chill, Drink, Repeat! Friday, May 21, 2010. Brew Day - Fuego Del Diablo. Another blustery day outside and another brew session under my belt. Everything went great except the boil over. Always, and I mean always, watch that brew pot until you begin your boil! I was trying to do too many things at one time, took my eye off of it for about five minutes, and noticed sticky wort coming under the garage door. Yikes! And, yes, ...
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Wade's Homebrew: March 2010
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Crush, Mash, Sparge, Boil, Cool, Aerate, Pitch, Ferment, Condition, Keg, Carbonate, Chill, Drink, Repeat! Sunday, March 28, 2010. Weed Death Brew Day. My 18th brew day is done. A good day indeed. All of the usual stuff will come here shortly, but I had to mention three new things I got to use in the brew house today. First, I got to use my new mash paddle. It went through the mash effortlessly and really broke up those dough balls! Easier = better in my opinion. Now, back to our regular programming:.
