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MB has an arm that does not require drilling
http://morebeer.com/products/ultimate-sparge-arm.html

Check out the latest issue of Brew Your Own "projects" article on motorizing your grain mill...I included a plug for our group

I have an older 10# propane cylinder that is full and cannot use
Anyone have the old style regulator with male threads?
Make me an offer for the gas if you can use it

Just finished brewing a Belgian Pale Ale today and WOW! First time using the Monster 3 roller mill and it worked very well After sparging, checked gravity then calculated efficiency...mid 90% Rechecked and same results Checked a third time and same thing I have never seen efficiency that high at the...

Nope, was out of my budget even via Harbor Freight. I got this one: http://www.harborfreight.com/1-2-half-inch-heavy-duty-spade-handle-drill-93632.html#.UxjH3vldXzg Keep us posted on how this drill works for you If you decide to motorize in future, suggest you start looking for a motor now I have s...

Have you given any thought about mounting and motorizing?

I'll be interested in the motorization part of it. Just received and assembled my 3 roller Monster with S/S 1.5" rollers and 1/2" shaft. Too bad it didn't have the new-fangled adjuster like they are showing in the magazine ads... Good news is you have two choices...either wait for article...

Cool. I kept looking into it and the Millar seems slightly shady on its claims. I think I'm going to end up with (in this order as of now): 1) A Crankandstein 2 roller mill 2) A Barley Crusher 3) The cheapest Monster Mill I can find (those are expensive!) After much research, I decided on the 3 rol...

This is the meter I use
http://www.hach.com/h-series-h130-one-p ... 7640516424

I did not get this one...choose the Monster 3 roller mill instead
Contacted BYO magazine and they are doing an article on motorizing my mill
Should be in May/June issue
Look for the link to BC in the article

Having a pH meter is an essential piece of brew day gear
If you decide on buying one, look for the non-glass ISFET type
No need to store in solution, just clean and dry is all that is needed

Medical grade O2 requires a doctors prescription for refills Here is another solution 5 or 10 cu ft cylinder from welding supply with this valve from Cramer-Decker http://www.cramerdeckermedical.com/product.php?product_id=583 The difference between medical and industrial O2 is filtration Suggest you...

Some thoughts on drilling stainless
S/S will harden if drilled too fast
Go slow and use lots of water to cool
Step drills will get job done, but it takes awhile...and bit will be dull when finished

All else fails, i have punches that work very well in s/s...pm me for contact info

Welcome,
Hope to see you at a meeting or event
Unfortunately, I am unable to attend many of these but keep in touch via board

Are you getting any output voltage? If so, what is it?