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Homemade wort chiller
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Let me start by saying I am a little excited. Also I am unemployed and bored. I decided to make a wort chiller. I am not mechanically inclined so i was a bit skeptical. So I tried it and it looked pr…
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Great, Do they serve kegs and eggs?
So what time is everyone starting?
I would like to come. Not to brew, just to observe and help if that is ok?
I use an adapter to attach mine. I have a garden hose connor on my tubing that I adapt to fit my sink.
11 minutes is plenty speedy, I think I can get mine down to 5 if I use both ice bath and chiller, and whirlpool.
The pics are attached. It ended up costing me 25 dollars. But then I could not attach it to my sink correctly. Pretty easy if you can use a garden hose, I think you can get an attachment for like 5 dollars at homedepot. I needed to make something at…
Got a pic? How much did it wind up costing you?
I think wort may cool slower due to its density, but you should be close.
Hey Ron,
Dunno if wort cools slower than water (although I'm sure our resident thermodynamics experts can weigh in on that), but 11 minutes from 208 to 75 is pretty darn tootin good. Nicely done!
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Let me start by saying I am a little excited. Also I am unemployed and
bored. I decided to make a wort chiller. I am not mechanically inclined so i
was a bit skeptical. So I tried it and it looked pretty poor but wanted
to test it. I boiled 3 gallon…
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