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My brew bench started life like this:
But that had to go and was replaced with a 3 tier system:
This was my setup for 12-15 months. It was mounted on casters so could be rolled out onto the drive in the sunshine too! Brilliant!
Then I decided more upgrades were needed and the bench was dismantled and repurposed into...
Which is now home to my current system:
There are more upgrades in the pipeline as I've got two new 56l pots to replace the two 40l Buffalos. And really i'd like to source some sort of Stainless Steel worktop for the bench as the wood isn't ideal even after varnishing. Oh and a control panel for the new boilers. And an extraction system. And better electrics. And a roof that doesn't leak. And... And... :whistle:
DA
My brew bench started life like this:
But that had to go and was replaced with a 3 tier system:
This was my setup for 12-15 months. It was mounted on casters so could be rolled out onto the drive in the sunshine too! Brilliant!
Then I decided more upgrades were needed and the bench was dismantled and repurposed into...
Which is now home to my current system:
There are more upgrades in the pipeline as I've got two new 56l pots to replace the two 40l Buffalos. And really i'd like to source some sort of Stainless Steel worktop for the bench as the wood isn't ideal even after varnishing. Oh and a control panel for the new boilers. And an extraction system. And better electrics. And a roof that doesn't leak. And... And... :whistle:
DA
Given the advancements in automation (e.g. PID controllers and variable speed drives) and cost effective overseas labour, you could always just buy a 3-vessel brewhouse compatible with a 240VAC single phase supply. This one cost me about £7k
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Wow! Shiny!! what size is this?Given the advancements in automation (e.g. PID controllers and variable speed drives) and cost effective overseas labour, you could always just buy a 3-vessel brewhouse compatible with a 240VAC single phase supply. This one cost me about £7k
100L capacity. Equivalent to about 175pints so a nice batch size. It has a RIMS circuit on the mash tank which keeps me mashing in at a consistent temp.
Beautiful
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