Awesome setup! Your run-through crystalized the notion of WATER pump and WORT pump for me. I'm cobbling together my first pump system, and found this most useful. Cheers Tom!

Can’t wait to see some brewday vids on this! Congrats for the new setup!

Great run through of the equipment, everything looking smart, I expect your very pleased with it all ( and so you should be). Great job! Great video! All the best and Mash On! 😀👍👍👍🍻🍻

Great stuff Tom it's all looking brilliant and a lot better than your last set up, can't wait to see it working with a brew. All the best Stevie

Looks awesome mate. Stoked to see the first brew!

Nice test run Tom!! You'll be brewing in no time at all!! Good to see it come together!! Cheers Tom! 🍻👍

Nice one mate, can’t wait to see the Brew day footage!

Looking good mate - keen to see the filters in action. Taking some notes for our set up when we get to that stage of our build

Congrats, its a very nice project! lets see the first mash.

Nice job Tom, thanks for sharing mate! Cheers

Can't wait to see Pinford back in action soon! I will be brewing your recipe from 2016 for the Mikkellers' Stout this weekend. Might toss some whisky infused oak in at the end. CHEERS!

👌🏾Great job on the setup!! 👍🏾👍🏾

Cracking job mate

Hi Tom, love the new setup & have enjoyed watching the build... do you have a build "parts list" that could be reused / mod'ed by others? - keep up the good work!

Your doing well bud. I have been watching you and hb69 for years now. Come a long way. I even remember the video where your dad came over and helped put red wind guards on a propane burner. You then switched to an electric system.

Looks lush ... cant wait for brewday 🍺

Woohoo! Finally! Almost there now, dude :D

Silicon pipes - pull the cam lock fittings off, slide some coloured heat shrink down, put the cam lock back on then push the heat shrink back so it hits the cam lock then heat it up. Then a quick glance and you can make sure you have the correct end of the pipe cos the writing will wear off. I know the pipes are short but hey we have seen you mess it up in the past :)

Looking very, very good my friend. I'm jealous! Are you planning to give the brewery a lick of paint?

Awesome system Tom Just a hint i use my boil kettle to heat my strike water instead of waiting for the hlt to heat up for sparging

Bloody Brilliant!

Hi Tom, good video, can you till me what sort of temperature probes you have in your thermowells please.

Since querying the Y filters I went and looked at some in the Uni lab and think you'll be fine. Larger particulates fall into the base of the filter so it's only when they really accumulate that a blockage will occur. I've just built a similar dual system (waiting for the Y filters) but with camlocks under each of the bottom ball valves attaching the bottom part of the assembly.. Haven't tested it yet though so it could all go badly wrong...

I was pretty convinced you were addressing concerns about your “wife’s trainers” at the start.

hi i love your system i was wondering how you clean and drain the system?

looks good. cherers

Hey Tom loving your channel:) wanted too know is this a hobby or a business? Seems like loads of money for your setup. I’m new too home brew. But I’ve caught the bug for sure:) Ken from Canada

Good morning tom, really nice tutorials. I am an Italian boy and I wanted to ask you something. How did you manage to insert the electric resistances inside the pots? thank you very much and good beer

By God She's beautiful..... Well done mate, Cracking Job 👍.

Dude all looks good my only query is that you need a fill from that mains copper pipe in to your HLT on a cam fitting on to either a valved inlet or I would go for a stainless float valve so it would just fill to the right level and you wouldn’t need to monitor it. As you CANNOT run mains water through a pump ! (You’ll kill it)

Bet you can’t wait to brew.... been too long 😍👍🍺🍺🍺🍺

Nice one Tom! Where did you get the sight glass from? All the best!

Hi! Camlock 1" or 1/2"?