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This week's Pimp My System feature sports a 25 gallon homebrew system! I guess wine isn't the only thing in Walla Walla, Wash. Jody pulled parts from scrapyards to make a beast of a homebrew set-up.
Behold, the Ale Force 1 Brewstation. The brewery's motto you ask? "Off we go into the wild brew yonder". Thomas Brophy reps his Pimp My System feature with his signature air force touch.
Chris Urquieta shows off his new three-tier brewing system that he built with the help of ideas from other Pimp My System articles. Only fair that his system ends up here too, right?
Sometimes we forget the importance of the little things in our brewing systems. The pumps, the plumbing, and yes, the stand that holds everything up. This week, Doug Ames shows how easy it can be to have a brew stand set-up quickly.
You brewed the beer, but are you ready to put your creativity to the test and make the tap handle too? Rory Bowers shares an easy DIY to create custom wooden tap handles.
The Brewenstein is the homebrew system of the week! It wouldn't be a monster without a pulley system would it? We got the ins and outs of the system so you can build a pulley yourself!
This week we have a HERMS system built from scratch from an AHA member that you might've seen here on the forums! For all you beer nerds, this is one to drool over.
Greg Niznik of Marietta, Georgia has created a DIY guide for a hand-pump beer line cleaner! No more wasting CO2 on cleaning, all for under 20$!
Richard Trevino explains how to turn an ordinary side-by-side refrigerator into a beastly, beer monster fridge. The fridge functions as a kegerator on the left side and a fermentation chamber on the right, and he even has enough room for a few six packs!
When John Parker knew it was time to leave his old cooler system behind, so he set out to build a his version of a HERMS cart. The result is a homebrewers dream, complete with diamond plating and 85 percent efficiency!
After a few batches of homebrew with distinct off flavors, Milt Barningham decided to build a new custom fermentation chamber.
Mike, and his Assistant Brewer Barley, show us how classy a keezer can be in this week's Pimp My System. Check it out!
