PhenoDreamers said:

Yeah I'm honestly leaning pretty hard towards that after he mentioned it. It would be nice to get away from the oven considering it hogs the thing for the entire day.

Such a shame you don't have yours anymore 😢

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nocap said:

If storage space for sweet toys is not of concern then brew kettle seems a great upgrade over sous vide. Maybe when I move…

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Tower still Tower still Tower still!

Sillysighbean said:

Just a little joke mate I understand people do it because it's easy and it works

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Mr Piggy said:

Fire when ready.

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PhenoDreamers said:

Yeah would love some pictures 🫡

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Okay, it took a minute, I had planned 8 different substrates and with a lot of nitrogen sources I've never used or prepped before so it took longer then expected

So, where I live we are on a 240v grid, my digiboil is 2500w. Neoprene jacket and gasket on the rim does not come with the digiboil.


The 2500w is separated to two heat elements, one is 1900w and the other is 500w. I use both when I heat sparge water or boil wort, but for pasteurization I use the 1900w element to get the water to 65°C(149°F) and then turn that of and only use the 500w element to keep it at 65°C.

It's a minimalistic display, but it does what you need it to. Let you see the current temperature(Celsius or farenheit), + and - for adjusting temperature.



I add 3-4 liter(3-4qt) then I place the first false bottom(modded).





I use another false bottom(modded) just so I can have more water in the digiboil, but I'm pretty sure it's overkill, and not needed.



Then I load first layer of substrate.



Then a trivet on top of the first layer and load the next. Could probably fit a lot of substrate and/or casing.



Then I place the temperature probe in the middle of, and/or biggest bag.


Clamp down the lid, set temperature and done. I also use a thermometer to see what temperature is inside the digiboil just to make sure I don't partially sterilize the sides or bottom of the substrate(never happened).




That's it, I just leave it like that and if I'm awake I'll do 2 hours after reaching core temperature, or I just turn it off the next morning. It will never go above the set temp, so It doesn't really matter.

Just ask if I forgot anything

Kloakk said:

Mr Piggy said:

Fire when ready.

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PhenoDreamers said:

Yeah would love some pictures 🫡

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Okay, it took a minute, I had planned 8 different substrates and with a lot of nitrogen sources I've never used or prepped before so it took longer then expected

So, where I live we are on a 240v grid, my digiboil is 2500w. Neoprene jacket and gasket on the rim does not come with the digiboil.


The 2500w is separated to two heat elements, one is 1900w and the other is 500w. I use both when I heat sparge water or boil wort, but for pasteurization I use the 1900w element to get the water to 65°C(149°F) and then turn that of and only use the 500w element to keep it at 65°C.

It's a minimalistic display, but it does what you need it to. Let you see the current temperature(Celsius or farenheit), + and - for adjusting temperature.



I add 3-4 liter(3-4qt) then I place the first false bottom(modded).





I use another false bottom(modded) just so I can have more water in the digiboil, but I'm pretty sure it's overkill, and not needed.



Then I load first layer of substrate.



Then a trivet on top of the first layer and load the next. Could probably fit a lot of substrate and/or casing.



Then I place the temperature probe in the middle of, and/or biggest bag.


Clamp down the lid, set temperature and done. I also use a thermometer to see what temperature is inside the digiboil just to make sure I don't partially sterilize the sides or bottom of the substrate(never happened).




That's it, I just leave it like that and if I'm awake I'll do 2 hours after reaching core temperature, or I just turn it off the next morning. It will never go above the set temp, so It doesn't really matter.

Just ask if I forgot anything

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I'm convinced that mycology turns you into a mad scientist, I love seeing all the cool tools and methods that people use to do the same thing.

Killer setup Kloakk

Axman said:

I'm convinced that mycology turns you into a mad scientist, I love seeing all the cool tools and methods that people use to do the same thing.

Killer setup Kloakk

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Thanks