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Figuratively “binned” I hope.

Have you watch this vid Kee demos it about half way through

Interested how people get on with it. I have a tilt and I’ve fallen out of love with it as it always ends up with gunk stuck to the top. I’ve been toying with the idea but can’t bring myself to part with the money. Mainly because it’s a third of the cost in Australia. I see AHB have it and...

Brewzilla 3.1.1 35L, including - Stainless Immersion Chiller with metal hose fittings - original centre pipe and mash bottom screens - original false bottom - stainless steel mash paddle - insulated jacket - pro screen - flexible recirculation arm with cam fitting - quick disconnect...

Grainfather - Whirlpool And Aeration Brewing Paddle Hardly used. Posting would be a pain due to size/shape. So anyone in the Melton/Leicester area for collection. £10 anyone?

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Hi all, Thought I’d continue the clear out and see if anyone is after a Fermzilla 27L conical. Includes Two collection jars which have small cracks on the posts, ptfe tape and they’re happy. No leakes on the brew I did last week at 10psi. The v2 blow tie valve. Plastic carbonation caps...

I have both the 27L conical and the 30L all arounder Fermzillas. My preference is to the all rounder as it fits easier the fridge and its easier to clean. I'm leaning towards selling the 27L as its only used when I brew beers with big dry hops (100g plus) and they're not by style. Plus 2 all...

I’ve always fermented at between 5-10psi for a couple of reasons. first off, safety. These things are pressure rated but that doesn’t factor in the abuse some people give them when at home. Also when coming to transfer to a keg it the beer is highly carbonated in the Fermzilla you have to...

You would need to have a dedicated circuit. In theory a 30amp circuit could pull nearly 7kw but it would struggle to handle the heat. your only limited to 13amp because that’s the largest standard fuse you’d get. Remove that fuse (wouldn’t recommend) and then the next one is at the consumer...

I was a little disappointed with but we'll have to see how well its presented when they launch a video and it gets in the hands of some users. For me the biggest bugbear they've fixed is adding a kettle lead, I work in IT and stray cables that dont store nicely get on my t**s. I've used mine...

I’ve had one for a while now and it’s my go to fermenter, even over my Fermzilla 27L. Key benefit is being able to do a closed transfer. i chuck my tilt in yet I still like to be able to see the ferment. There are a few donts that we see people make mistakes. 1 if you’re going to ferment...

Plus one here for the Bucket Blaster and the DIY option. Only thing I’d say on the DIY is make sure you get a big enough pump. My DIY one does an ok job but some times I have to leave it a while to get those really hard stains off.

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Well I’ve finally had time to find a box that’ll fit these and an armful of packing paper. Delivery via Hermes is £5.80 for standard or next day is £6.40.

I knew I seen someone do it before, hope this helps

you might need some odd sized reducers, not too sure how that'll impact the flow rate. Have you tried reaching out to Paul at Angelhomebrew? He stocks them so might have the correct bits in stock somewhere.

comparing to a modern hydrometer in front of me now it would appear the first photo is SG (as it says at the bottom), the second photo is potential abv and the third is sugar lbs per fluid oz i guess. On mine the pot abv makes the assumption that it ferments out to 1.000. For example on mine...

is you plan to connect the racking arm to the liquid in on the corny then then connect to gas post to where the the airlock, release a little pressure in the keg and let gravity do the work?

The Malt Miller has the Wherry starter kit on offer at the moment if you want to try beer. https://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/product/woodfordes-wherry-starter-kit/