Filling smaller CO2 cylinders yourself ?
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The only source for CO2 I have located in my area doesn’t offer anything
smaller than 20 lbs and they don’t fill them, it’s an exchange.
I’m thinking this ...
Friday, September 23, 2011
Driller miller
I'm ready to grill
I mean drill
I mean grind
I mean mill
You've all read the famous Dr. Seuss story about using a drill to grind your grains for home brewing. Now see the video!
For you's looking to buy, that's a Bosch PSB 600 RE/S. At least in Japan. It's a 600 watt variable speed powerhouse that would probably rather be punching holes in concrete than grinding some measly grist, but that's what I've got it doing, and now that I've figured out how to use it, I think it's starting to like it.
Now, you can adjust the speed, which I guess means adjusting the torque, but as you see in the vid, it really doesn't work when you start out slow. You have to open it up right from the start.
Like nothing at any time since graduating from high school, homebrewing has shown me just how useful math and physics can be, and just how much I wish I'd known that. If only they'd taught homebrewing in high school.
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