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No worries mate hope it helped a little bit haha 💪😜🤙

Hope it helps happy brewing 💪😜🤙

Cheers

It works a treat give it a try.

@101skatedog might know the answer to this 💪😜🤙

Hey, thanks so much man!@@thepracticalhowtohomebrewman

It probably needs new springs

Cheers mate 💪😜🤙

Yes I Just add it to the top of the beer so as it settles from top to bottom it takes the small particles with it. If adding to a keg you could just add it before you add the beer. It'll fully mix through the beer and settle while your carbonating it.

Nice day for a beer 💪😜🤙

How did it turn out?

Yeah bro 💪😜🤙

I've worked with a few over the years in Aus, and you're all bloody smart fellas hey.

Been studying this home brewing gig for a bit over a year or so now thought I should start sharing what im learning while I'm still slightly ahead of the compete beginner. Sometimes put to much effort into making good videos rather than just sharing the exact tip that others want to know, hence why some videos are 1 handed and sloppy but ohhh well the info is there haha. Join Homebrewing Australia on FB if you're not already on there epic forum of information there.

The video where you bosted the pressure of a pet bottle with gelatin inside, to transfer to a pressure fermenter was genius mate. Your videos are great. Keep up the great work. 👍

Cheers mate ill keep trying to make better videos thanks for Watching always here if you have any questions. 💪😜🤙

The real good dudes with the fancy outfits were on another level aye haha so there is a natural spring water there might be a sweet spot for a bush brew haha maybe next years event.

@@thepracticalhowtohomebrewman or grab a container or 3 to take home. Down in Wollongong where I'm from people often stop on the side of Macquarie Pass(a winding road up the mountain from the coast to the highlands) and fill bottles from the small waterfalls.

Hope it helps haha 💪😜🤙 always here of you have any other questions.

Cheers

10-12psi 4mm internal di beer lines 2m long fridge temperature 2°C.

@@thepracticalhowtohomebrewman thanks. I also use 3m beer line id 4 mm with picnic tap. It's give awesome result. I want keep tap on the keg without beer line and nukatap is a great disappointment for me)).

Perhaps you want something like this... www.kegland.com.au/flow-control-ball-lock-disconnect-flow-restrictor.html

I don't know how good these are or not. I use a 3m line and a Pluto gun for partys pouring straight from a keg.

Saves buying a proper tool just for this job 💪😜🤙

I have 1 on the other side of my house that has rotted out, talking to a builder/chippy recommends getting a whole replacement frame from a second hand store where they have saved some window frames etc. Regarding removing it i would look for the nails maybe a magnet would help locate them. Then juat rip the beading off you'll need to make new beading to replace it anyway. Good luck let me know how you go ill make a video when I repair my window. 💪😜🤙

Glad it helped in some way or another 💪😜🤙

@@thepracticalhowtohomebrewman Would you recommend to use timber filler if the window frame is rottern. I now have troubles in screws. Cheers mate.

I also have a Window that is rotten where the screws go into the bottom of the Window holding this spring in. I will be replacing the frame ill make a video of it 💪😜🤙

Bunnings a hardware store took the old one in and special ordered it in.

Nah don't think that'll stop condensation the springs help keep the window open not closed.

Try this... ruclips.net/video/1bBF-KlueI4/видео.html

Thanks for Watching 💪😜🤙

Its good to not have to constantly be brewing to keep the fridge full. Its been about 2 or 3 months since I've done a Brew day. Next up a Hot Chocolate, Marshmallow, vanilla Stout watch this space. Cheers for watching 💪😜🤙

Yes generally at piching yeast and once beer is finished to work out Abv mostly.

@@thepracticalhowtohomebrewman looks like a lotta work. but your beer from your kitchen looks more like an NEIPA than from these breweries here in california calling their beers 'hazy'. i need to try a true real NEIPA but cant seem to find one. oh the other is 'new england style' - makes me laugh.

@@mts982 give making it a go tastes amazing when its this fresh 💪😜🤙 London Fog yeast gives the best haze ive found.

Woooo0o!!!

I've done it in the past with no issues finished keg in about 4 weeks however. This keg has been sitting at room temperature for 7 days now on tap and is tasting fine. The double or triple filter bag etc.. layer stops the small hop particles. I feel it eventually all becomes 1 constant hop flavor taste or eat the hops after you finished the keg there isn't any bite left.

Oooo yeah load that puppy up haha give a NEIPA a go 💪😜🤙

I made this a while ago it was even better i think. Used London Fog yeast otherwise same recipe... www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1221190/atf-juicy-fruit-neipa

www.kegland.com.au/media/pdf/KL15233%20-%20All%20Rounder_30L.pdf

Yes we still have K-mart here in Australian and New Zealand. I made it using Groovy Loops app on Android phone.

ruclips.net/video/t4y2ROOkjoI/видео.html generally like this 💪😜🤙

Im almost pretty much happy to settle for a 3.1.1 haha the gen 4 looks so good though wondering if the extra $$$ and wait is worth it haha im sure it will be ill just have to keep struggling until then haha.

@@thepracticalhowtohomebrewman I just looked up the specs of the gen 4 65 litre, they have improved it alot. Tap relocation and now plumbed to the pump is one great feature, the control panel moved higher is another great option. Concave base and lower pump screen is also excellent, not as much deadspace/ loss. It would be around $1000 AUD delivered. Kegland still have gen 65 litre gen 3.1.1 for sale now for $620, 3 year warranty. Need to have 15 amp power supply for either model. Keep up the great work mate. Cheers🍺👍

Yeah I watched this: ruclips.net/video/44iapy7nhOU/видео.html kee covers a range of awesome new products was a good watch if you haven't seen it. Keglands is my local HBS so I might do a brew day there once I get my hands on one. I'll need to figure out where I'm going to do my brew days then slap a 15A socket in Cheers 💪😜🤙

Thanks for Watching 💪😜🤙

Thanks for Watching i can't wait to upgrade that part of my kit haha waiting for the 65L Gen 4 Brewzilla

Priorities haha last thing on my list to buy is a boiling system waiting for the new and improved Brewzilla 65L to come out.

I used a Sierra Nevada recipe as a starting point as it was the first all Cascade hops beer I found. Im going to make a Sierra Nevada soon and compare the to im quite sure it'll taste nothing like it. Haha I was more trying to find a well balanced recipe as guidelines for only using Cascade Pilsner and US-05. Any recommendations im going to keep on playing with these Ingredients and see what I can come up with. Perhaps a stout haha Cheers 💪😜🤙

Michael James, with all due respect, wheres your brewing videos?

Yeah I'll have to give that a go the golden Circle brand is my favourite so far using NEIPA yeast 💪😜🤙

This is the beer you tried on Sunday 💪😜🤙

Cheers for Watching 💪😜🤙 BIAB on a budget haha

This is my latest video much more in depth with my DIY set-up 💪😜🤙 ruclips.net/video/JW5GT1iaGDo/видео.html

Yeah mate that's awesome 💪😜🤙 I'll have to do a video on different brewing temperatures soon 65°C & lower, higher abv less body. 67°C and above have lower ABV more body. I'll have to do some research on the other topics you have mentioned cheers 🍻🍺

Try making the Pizza Cake haha

Cheers mate I can't wait to make another NEIPA haha London Fog yeast mega hazy haha 💪😜🤙

@@thepracticalhowtohomebrewman Hahaha!! It’s a good yeast!!! Please post a video!! Hope all is well! 🍻👍🤟

@@ponypasturebrewery definitely will do💪😜🤙 another brew day video is on the way

@@thepracticalhowtohomebrewman I will keep a eye out for it!! 🍻🍻

Was a pretty good chuddy aye 💪😜🤙

Cheers 🍻🍺