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They are cheaper from Australia believe it it not! :shock: But you do have the risk of the duty being placed on top of your package when it arrives in the country. http://mashmaster.com.au/p/862990/-weld ... -tuns.html The prices have shot up I bought mine 18 months ago, it was just under...

There you go boss, a linky to the mashmaster thermometers http://www.the-home-brew-shop.co.uk/aca ... hread.html :thumb:

Just been looking at the pics muddydisco! Looked a great day! Hope it goes well!

If you look closely at the picture of the mashmaster thermometer dial you can see the cut out of the outer skin just behind the dial.

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/onefortheroad29/Thermopot02#5483282987196649874 and http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/onefortheroad29/Thermopot02#5483279287120732482 and http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/onefortheroad29/Thermopot02#5483281238129306546 these pics might help you.

Anyway regarding the thermopot question my answer is: If you can't do it get some one who can! No sorry I didn't mean that but i did get my bro to drill my holes for me for the thermopot, I know it was cheating but he drilled a hole in the the outer skin first with what looks to be like around...

I know! I drink too much! :drink: Oh well!

Ouch!!! That was a big kick Mr Muddydisco!!! :D I'm here now, hold on let me brush the cob webs off!!

:thumb: :lol: There will be only one boss there tonight for me!! And that's the missus!!!!! :D

Hi muddydisco! Any chance of a taster on Wednesday!!! Sounds good! :thumb: You can can have a go at the missus peach wine if you like!!!! :D Looking forward to a sampling session again! :drunk: Last one of the year.

It went quite well, my mash started off quite high but managed to get it all under control.

Here's my attempt at posting my brewday! I'm sure i've done this the hard way but I hope everyone can see the pictures. :pray: http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/onefortheroad29/YoungsSpecialBrew03?authkey=Gv1sRgCPrE_d_kiu_e0gE#5386988731287032418 The pictures should show my attempt at a recipe based...

davesiv wrote: Now you don't mean that! Or do you??? :shock:

Thanks for everyones comments, I do feel so proud to own this little beauty. I'm new to all grain brewing and jumped in and went straight for the best my credit card could afford :pray: and so far I feel its paying me back big time. I never thought i'd be drinking great quality beer at home...

Ano wrote: I have to thank my bro for the stand as he spent a lot of time designing, welding and painting and getting it ready for holding the three pots. As for the tiling, thats what you get when you have a week off, it rains most the week, you've got a few left over tiles from other jobs...

Eskimo Bob wrote: I do have to use my step ladder to put everything into the mash, so I tend to split up the grain into three diffrent tubs depending on size of mash which also helps me stir in the different types of gain. I don't have to get right onto the ladder maybe the first run, it helps...

Hi There Folks! Just thought i'd post another bright and shiny brewery onto the forum! Get ready with your shades!. Made up from lots of time, nordic optical pots off Ebay and thermometers from mashmaster.com. It's heated using 8.5 kw burners. Have made several brews...

Just looking at the picture of the brewery! NICE set up there Phil! :clap:

Cheers for that guys! I'm afraid my eyes were bigger than my garage when it came to using 100 litre pots for my brewery. I thought i had more space than that!! What i want to Know is. WHY??? No matter how many times I give my garage a good bog out. It always gets cluttered up with **** again a...

I'm currently in the process of setting up my shiny brewery. I wanted to have it set up as one that ran by gravity but i've just realised that height is going to be a problem. So now i'm going to have to install a pump in between the boiler and mashtun. Can anyone recommend a reliable pump that...