Glycol Chiller DIY Build [ UPDATED ]

In this video I’ll answer questions I often receive from my “How to Build DIY Glycol Chiller” video that includes: How I built my heat exchanger, how I modified the AC unit, and what’s the largest size fermenter my system supports.
Items used in video:
Temp Twister: amzn.to/4dNGNMf
Anvil Fermenter: amzn.to/4aowtY2
Pump: amzn.to/3yp8A5m
Quick Connects: www.morebeer.com/products/ss-...
Cooler: amzn.to/3KaYvve
Glycol: amzn.to/3RcWFOL
Cheers!
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[@CTP-bbq-HundHutte]

High. I just finished watching all your videos. I really enjoy your style of brewing and diy brewery. Keep up the good work and hope you keep at it.

[@justhomebrew]

Thanks for this comment and watching all my videos, I’m glad you enjoyed them! I do plan on keeping at it. I slowed down a little the past few months due to work and vacation, but I do have a handful of videos planned for this summer. Most, if not all, will have a DIY theme and brewday focus. Cheers!

[@beeroquoisnation]

Wicked smart.

[@justhomebrew]

I can’t take credit for the idea, but glad to share my design and experience with my glycol chiller:) Thanks for the comment! Cheers!:-)

[@TheBruSho]

This is some epic DIY! 🍻 Great stuff

[@justhomebrew]

Thank you! This was a fun video to make. Now I have to make some beer with it. BTW, I do plan on brewing some PB&J beer this summer. I’ll have it let you know how it turns out:) Cheers!

[@jacobcarrigan6355]

By far my favorite channel. Thank you for great content.

[@justhomebrew]

Wow, thank you! There are a lot of great homebrewing channels out there, I’m really glad you’re enjoying this channel’s content:-) Cheers!

[@lukemccormack1880]

Hey, thanks for the update, I'm in the middle of building my own chiller based on your older video. Just curious why you decided to upgrade the AC unit? Was the older one worn out and how often would you expect to have to replace the AC unit? Cheers

[@justhomebrew]

Hey Luke, I replaced it because it was not cooling as fast as it use to. It’s hard for me to say how long because of the diy nature of this project. My first unit was fairly old and lasted me 2.5 years. I ran around 25 batches through it. I hope this helps. Good luck with your build! Cheers:)