Nice clean look

Hi, what PH pen are using that you can put straight into the hot wort?

Very nice setup. I am currently building a keezer like you have. Best one I have found on KZbin! What fittings did you use to pass the co2 lines through from secondary regulator?

Impressive! You could also consider adding a CO2 detector (portable or fixed) to find CO2 leaks or to monitor the CO2 levels in that room. Good peace of mind if there are any small kids or pets around. A gas cylinder wall bracket could also be a good safety measure so your CO2 tank doesn't have the chance to fall over.

Have you ever brewed seltzer?

Quick question im still learning…what was the front cable that you plugged into the car for?

Question - you’re 12’6 ceiling height. Once your vehicle is on the lift and up, what distance do you have to the ceiling?

Chase is cute! Is she single? It would be cool to have a father in law that has an R8 and an awesome lift in the garage.

Great informative video! Does it feel safe when underneath the unit ? Is there anyway the lift could fail and or lower unexpectedly ?

Which pumps do you use?

Very impressive that's for sure...!😯🙏🇺🇸

Looks really good. I would get the 02 assembly from More Beer and add oxygen to the wort as you transfer to the fermenter. The Blichmann sparge arm as you suggested would complete that brewery. Thats a sweet setup.

Cool lab protocol at the end

Do you have a link to that Pot Filler? It seams larger then most and with my 20 gallon 3 vessel system I need something with larger flow

Could you link your air compressor?

Very, very nice! Good job

Excelente video . Extraordinario . Saludos desde Chile . 🇨🇱

Why kind of periodic maintenance is required for the lift?

Beautiful home brewery!! I'm in the planning stages of building my own dedicated brew space. What are the dimensions of your room?

How tall is the ceiling in the garage?

Try adding your grains first into the mash tun, then pump your water into the bottom of the mash tun. No dough balls. Great system. I use the same setup with 30-gallon Spike Brewing kettles. I built my entire system, including my control panel with Auber EZ Boil PID's. Spike Brewing was changing their handle design, moving them from the sides to front and back. I bought the 3 30 gallon last of the old inventory kettles for roughly $125 each and drilled them myself. Cheers!

I mean, it's nice but has ZERO drop protection like the Mous cases do for $50 less. The Mous case has strong foam all around the border inside a waterproof case so not only do you have rain protection you have really good drop protection.

Very nice video. Do you feel that there is no need to bolt the posts to the floor? I think I still wouldn't trust it but that's cuz I have that kind of luck at times... ; o

Can someone help me please? 1) Can you suggest any proven methods of installing such a lift in a garage that has a slope of at least 4-5 inches? 2) Also, would the lift shift if I don’t bolt it to the ground? (I would rather not anchor it as my concrete slab is only 4 inches thick.)

Anybody else wince when he just dropped that stir bar into it like that? lol

Great Video! Thanks for sharing.

I appreciate how meticulous, regimented, skilled, thorough and barefooted he is. That's courageous.

Cute family! Thanks for showing the air compressor part

How’s it held up?

I know this is an old video, but curious how the Tilt works with that SS fermenter? I had issues using the standard Tilt with my SB conical.

Amazing video. Have you provided a list of the equipment in your brewery other than the link to the website you mention? I’ve gone there and it’s pretty comprehensive and would like to see your list.

I love this video so much. I’ve watched it multiple times. I’m looking at converting our second kitchen to a brewing room just like this. Love how organized it is and clean. Amazing set up.

Hi, You have to peel off the blue plastic inside your grain mill. It’s only for protection purposes.

Have a bendpak 4 post recently acquired yet to install managed to find at a steep discount from a guy on Craig’s , had been looking for sometime have a scissor lift as well . With the loss of a garage space needed the added storage this offers , can’t wait to get it assembled . Great video very informative thank you Bert

This is a very nice setup. Congratulations.

Insane setup, thanks for the tour!

My wife freaks out when I get under my car with jacks. Lol. Considering a benpak. Tired of jacking up each wheel.

what size is your garage

Love the build! What are you using for bulkheads where the trunk line goes through the collar? Is it insulated?

Thanks for sharing, where did u get this alu ramp? And what was the price for the lift ?

Awesome setup. I’m about to transition to an electric 10 gal system. I just upgraded to a larger fermenter with a peltier cooling system.

I am considering buying the new jacketed SS brewtech fermenter. After about 100 batches, the cooling coil has a fine layer of beer stone that is not coming off. The inside of the fermenter is pristine. Gives me an excuse to buy a toy. 😂

Brewery goals this ansaloute top notch

Very nice setup! Appreciate the organization and clean design

it is an excellent operation system to make craft beer

Nice setup! Have the same lift. The support strap under the drivers side ramp has 2 large bolts on the bottom. Do the bolts dig into the Swisstrax? Mine chews up the floor every time the lift is lowered.

12 hours later…

Useful, thank you.

Do you have any regrets putting these on top of your SwissTrax? Do you have issues cleaning underneath them?

Do yo mind sharing total purchase cost for this particular option (w/all the accessories)? Thx