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[CarlosM]

Lonnie Mac's How to Clean your Kegs.

[CarlosM]

How to make a Starter with Joe Polivino.

[gumballhead]

nothing to look at or link too.

[CarlosM]

The links are working perfectly fine for me.... hmmmm.

[CarlosM]

For those who are ready to take the jump to AGPart 1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk6d1dy9jOcPart 2https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wi5Fwz9zIV4&feature=related

Edited by CMS, 10 March 2010 - 06:56 PM.

[chadm75]

For those who are ready to take the jump to AGPart 1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk6d1dy9jOcPart 2https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wi5Fwz9zIV4&feature=related

What's a mash tooooon?!

[HerrHiller]

What's a mash tooooon?!

not trying to self promote but I made these....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RQOButvsgs&feature=player_profilepage&eurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fuser%2FJuapro%3Ffeature%3Dmhw4%23p%2Fu%2F17%2F6RQOButvsgshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yiZVcyti5A

[HerrHiller]

wont let me edit previous post.

[ThroatwobblerMangrove]

For those who are ready to take the jump to AG

If I had the motivation to make a vid I'd really like my AG process to get out there for feedback and for informational purposes. While this AG vid is great I think it would be good for extract brewers to see how basic an AG setup can be. I know when I saw all the fancy equipment when I was an extract brewer that it made AG seem beyond my reach.ETA: although I guess HH has sort of already done this

[HerrHiller]

If I had the motivation to make a vid I'd really like my AG process to get out there for feedback and for informational purposes. While this AG vid is great I think it would be good for extract brewers to see how basic an AG setup can be. I know when I saw all the fancy equipment when I was an extract brewer that it made AG seem beyond my reach.ETA: although I guess HH has sort of already done this

exactly. that's what I ws intending when i did it. no offense to palvinos or others, there videos are great for showcasing a general idea of what goes into all-grain, and showing their setups, but I know me personally..when i was going AG and watched videos like this I was like "wha? huh?" and I was very intimidated. My goal was to show how simple and basic it really is, and also to try to include every detail i could possibly think of for what i was doing and why i was doing it, while still making it a shortish video. I almost didnt put how off my OG ended up being because i was kinda embarassed, but then i figured "hell just show a carefree attitude and remind the viewer RDWHAHB. but ya I hope it helps someone one day, cause that's what it's all about.

[ThroatwobblerMangrove]

exactly. that's what I ws intending when i did it. no offense to palvinos or others, there videos are great for showcasing a general idea of what goes into all-grain, and showing their setups, but I know me personally..when i was going AG and watched videos like this I was like "wha? huh?" and I was very intimidated. My goal was to show how simple and basic it really is, and also to try to include every detail i could possibly think of for what i was doing and why i was doing it, while still making it a shortish video. I almost didnt put how off my OG ended up being because i was kinda embarassed, but then i figured "hell just show a carefree attitude and remind the viewer RDWHAHB. but ya I hope it helps someone one day, cause that's what it's all about.

I think a time lapse video at a variable rate would be really interesting. Now if I just had camera to do this with

[CarlosM]

I have extremely simple setup for AG.

[MakeMeHoppy]

I've watched Joe's videos a number of times before going to all-grain and recently watched again. Quality stuff there. The only other great inspiration I got was from the re-todd brewing video. It was comic genius, but from that I did see I could use a simple bottling bucket with false bottom and a quilt to hold the heat and successfully do an all grain batch with $40 worth of equipment.

[BarelyBrews]

I've watched Joe's videos a number of times before going to all-grain and recently watched again. Quality stuff there. The only other great inspiration I got was from the re-todd brewing video. It was comic genius, but from that I did see I could use a simple bottling bucket with false bottom and a quilt to hold the heat and successfully do an all grain batch with $40 worth of equipment.

+1 to this. Joe's vids are good stuff.And todd's stuff was cool too.