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Tiny
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Hello, I have been a long time visitor of this forum. Needless to say, after the first time reading through Kal's Brewery Build 2.0 I was jealous as ever. So I started dreaming.
Thank you Kal for all your hard work, and thank you, to everyone here, you have truly sculpted every aspect of this project.
I think you'll find it looks very familiar.
It still needs a lot of work, but I thought maybe someone might be able to use an idea or two.
Thanks again, and if there is anything I can help with, I'll do my best.
Tiny
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Tiny
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Location: Newaygo, MI
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Wow, I'm not good at this, looks like I posted this in the wrong category.
Sorry Kal.
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kal
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Wow! Nice job! Thanks for sharing. You should be proud of that setup! I'll move this into the "Brewing Equipment and Setups" sub-forum, unless you really do want to sell your setup. 
Kal
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Tiny
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Lol, nah. I think I'll hold onto it, have a few hours wrapped up in it.
Thanks again.
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No worries. If you do change your mind, dibs on the bar.
Kal
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jonymac
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Wow! That's a fantastic design and execution! I love the ceiling above the bar - I still haven't finished mine, but I am inspired by yours. I like how you handeled the 2 sink setup in the brewery. Well done indeed - you will spend many happy hours in that space!
JonyMac
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Tiny
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Thank you, JonyMac
I am a power lineman, and was able to use the protective wood layer that covers the wire on steel reels.
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Great work! I'm getting real close on my build as well and can't wait to post some more pictures...
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Tennessee
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This build is "legit". Now it's time to reap the rewards! So what's the Inaugural batch ?
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Tiny
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Thank you Tennessee.
Inaugural batch for the room was Kern River Citra DIPA. It was amazing. 20 gal doesn't last long.
I tell you what. It is a lot nicer than setting everything up in the kitchen.
Though it worked, it just made for a long brew day.
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Oh yeah - my wife would NOT be happy with my doing that in the kitchen!
Kal
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| kal wrote: | Oh yeah - my wife would NOT be happy with my doing that in the kitchen!
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x3 - I got kicked out years ago - "beer stuff" doenst belong in the kitchen. I still get crap about "smells" and have been relegated to closing the door to the brewery when breing in the basement and venting...
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kal
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I was kicked out about 15 years ago when a stove-top boilover ended up having hot wort drip down between the stove's front door panes of glass. It stayed that way for ~8 years until we moved and I finally took the stove door apart to clean it. (We were including the appliances in the house sale).
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Tiny
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| kal wrote: | I was kicked out about 15 years ago when a stove-top boilover ended up having hot wort drip down between the stove's front door panes of glass. It stayed that way for ~8 years until we moved and I finally took the stove door apart to clean it. (We were including the appliances in the house sale).
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I've been guilty of putting off things that my wife would like to see done, until I absolutely had to do it. Then ironically enough, the usually don't turn out to be that big of a deal. Lol
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jonymac
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| Tiny wrote: | | kal wrote: | I was kicked out about 15 years ago when a stove-top boilover ended up having hot wort drip down between the stove's front door panes of glass. It stayed that way for ~8 years until we moved and I finally took the stove door apart to clean it. (We were including the appliances in the house sale).
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I've been guilty of putting off things that my wife would like to see done, until I absolutely had to do it. Then ironically enough, the usually don't turn out to be that big of a deal. Lol |
True - but you act like its a big deal and ask her 10 times how she likes all your hard work, and then have a homebrew...
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Tiny
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| jonymac wrote: | | Tiny wrote: | | kal wrote: | I was kicked out about 15 years ago when a stove-top boilover ended up having hot wort drip down between the stove's front door panes of glass. It stayed that way for ~8 years until we moved and I finally took the stove door apart to clean it. (We were including the appliances in the house sale).
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I've been guilty of putting off things that my wife would like to see done, until I absolutely had to do it. Then ironically enough, the usually don't turn out to be that big of a deal. Lol |
True - but you act like its a big deal and ask her 10 times how she likes all your hard work, and then have a homebrew... |
Lol, the art of maintaining a happy marriage.
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| jonymac wrote: | | kal wrote: | Oh yeah - my wife would NOT be happy with my doing that in the kitchen!
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x3 - I got kicked out years ago - "beer stuff" doenst belong in the kitchen. I still get crap about "smells" and have been relegated to closing the door to the brewery when breing in the basement and venting... |
Luckily for me, my wife loves the smell the brewery produces. She was mad at me a few years ago when I left the stove top and moved to outside propane. Now that I'm back in the house with the Electric brewery she is happy again.
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+1. Heather is the one who wanted a brewery for the home for her birthday present. We both love the electric system.
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dp Brewing Company
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| jonymac wrote: | | DP and Ben - you need to post pics of your wives... Just sayin... |
Although my wife loves the smell of the brewery, she has NO desire to help me in it. I've tried to get her involved but within 5 minutes she is back playing on her phone.
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