I am always looking for DIY projects to feature on this show. When I saw some of the things the Giovannni Giannetti had built as part of his home malting process I knew I had to have him be a guest. So today we are going to talk about the process of home malting and talk about some of the amazing projects Giovanni has built today on Homebrewing DIY.
On this show we have dealt with a bunch of individual tech projects, but on today’s show we are going to talk to Philip Levin all the way from Haifa Israel. Philip talks to me today about how he has taken apartment brewing to another level with his Internet of things brewery.
In episode 2 of this podcast, I attempted to explain to my friend Aaron Bandler the type of fermentation controller that I used for my set up. Then a couple of days later John Beeler reached out and agreed to do the show. John is the creator of the Fermentrack software. The Raspberry Pi based temperature controller forked from BrewPi. I felt our conversation was something I had to share so we are going to take on Fermentrack again today on Homebrewing DIY
One of the things that has always blown my mind about homebrewing is just the creativity homebrewers use to make beer. Whether it is out of necessity or frugalness, where there is a will there’s a beer to be made. Today we are talking to Russ and Steve Cooksey a father and son brewing duo that has a very creative system for making all-grain batches with an electric tea urn. We will drill into their system and how they brew when we get back to Homebrewing DIY.
One of the biggest issues of BrewPi Remix is that people Google BrewPi and they get attached to old forum posts. With BrewPi Remix you can install the software with a single one line command.
The Brew Pi is an amazing piece of software and hardware and has been around for a very long time. Today we are going to talk about the Brew PI Remix and how you can build a controller easier than ever keeping your fermentation dialed to a tenth of a degree. Le Bussy the creator of Brew Pi Remix talks to us today on Homebrewing DIY.
We talk about the iSpindel electronic hydrometer. With iSpindel you can view real-time gravity and temperatures in your brew. You can build one for very little money and get great results. Dave Osadchy has built many iSpindels and talks to you about how he found the project and how you can built your own.
On this episode, we talk to Jim Spaulding about his Beer Barn and how he built it himself. Jim makes great beers and his DIY projects are built around his brewing process. Here are some photos of his brewery.
Today we talk about a very powerful fermentation controller for your fermentation chamber called Fermentrack. Using a Raspberry Pi and an ESP 8266 you can really dial your temps and watch your gravity in real-time if you have a Tilt or iSpindel.
Today we are talking to Justin Saba. We talk about one of the most basic parts of home brewing and that is your brew kettle. We discuss what we use and modifications you can make to yours.
