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Well, as I suspected and expected, this batch of stout is gonna take a while to get fizzy. I reckon sitting at 5C for nearly 5 weeks probably precipitated a LOT of the yeast out of it. Tried one today and it's still somewhat flat. Tasty, but flat. It must be fairly high ABV. Very boozy going down, giving that warm feeling in the belly. I'm diggin the Maris Otter in this batch.
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I just finished painting the last inside walls.
Tomorrow I should have my dish washing area back (if I don't make a major mess of the plumbing)
And then, brewer's corner is back for brewing.
No more sharing with dirty pots & pans
Tomorrow I should have my dish washing area back (if I don't make a major mess of the plumbing)
And then, brewer's corner is back for brewing.
No more sharing with dirty pots & pans
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Been wrestling with these this weekend, a couple of benches for outside the bar. I like this industrial stuff, it's pretty rough round the edges so quite forgiving if your work happens to be a bit rough
The tables will be made from pins that have come to the end or their useful lives, I hung onto them because I knew there would be a use for them somewhere.
All needs a bit of finishing - feet fixing and finishing the staining - but almost there.
The tables will be made from pins that have come to the end or their useful lives, I hung onto them because I knew there would be a use for them somewhere.
All needs a bit of finishing - feet fixing and finishing the staining - but almost there.
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Looks good but you better get some angles underneath those benchesBeen wrestling with these this weekend, a couple of benches for outside the bar. I like this industrial stuff, it's pretty rough round the edges so quite forgiving if your work happens to be a bit rough
The tables will be made from pins that have come to the end or their useful lives, I hung onto them because I knew there would be a use for them somewhere.
All needs a bit of finishing - feet fixing and finishing the staining - but almost there.
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Maybe, we'll see. They will be tested properly. The joints are all taper fit so nip up really tight, I'll give them a tough time before people sit on them
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40° and sunny today, a bit of spring cleanup
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Sorry, i thought bi was posting to random photos.
If someone can move it, fine, if not I'll just delete it
If someone can move it, fine, if not I'll just delete it
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Benches worked out OK. No injuries so far
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Getting a haircut?
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One place I lived, the hairdresser was next to the pub. So you would go in, make an "appointment", and they would find you in the pub, you would just take your bottle, and all got sorted.
Best way for hair cuts
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Not sure if the right forum , but here goes - Have an insulated box, and a mini freezer, and looking to build a copper box that closely fits the walls of the freezer as a glycol / water reservoir to chill the box. Want to put thermal conductive grease between the copper and the plastic walls, thoughts on how to build a custom copper box, and best thermal grease? Otherwise I think I’ve figured out the rest. I know all the arguments against using a mini freezer / and air, but the super-insulated box as a chill target is not the same as a standalone fermenter with a jacket. Basically creating a super-efficient keezer.
The grease will add nothing, except make a mess.
Assuming the inside is more or less a bunch of rectangles, cut your copper into appropriately-sized rectangles and fit them in. You can fasten them together with aluminum tape.
Having gone the freezer glycol route myself it works but is less efficient as having the cooling coils directly in the glycol solution
. It just takes a the freezer a little longer to cool the liquid down.
Been making inroads on my Solar dehydrator project
Got this pool pannel a few weeks ago.
Will hinge this up off the edge using its hinges might turn that magnet latch around and try and use this or use it as a stopper to prop the glass up when I've got it open.
The glass weighs a bit...
It's a bit bigger box than I was anticipating might have to devide it off in two and put a screen rack either side.
Oh I've got to cut some ventilation holes to allow some air flow I'm thinking with hot air rising I'll make some holes in the bottom.
Will pop some castors under Neath so I can roll it out into the sun but this should also hopefully prop it up too a nice coffee table hight / kids play table.
Gunna oil it all up with exterior furniture oil.
More comming...
Got this pool pannel a few weeks ago.
Will hinge this up off the edge using its hinges might turn that magnet latch around and try and use this or use it as a stopper to prop the glass up when I've got it open.
The glass weighs a bit...
It's a bit bigger box than I was anticipating might have to devide it off in two and put a screen rack either side.
Oh I've got to cut some ventilation holes to allow some air flow I'm thinking with hot air rising I'll make some holes in the bottom.
Will pop some castors under Neath so I can roll it out into the sun but this should also hopefully prop it up too a nice coffee table hight / kids play table.
Gunna oil it all up with exterior furniture oil.
More comming...
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No seats?
