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@@ciaranduffin7673 thanks. The crane was a bit of an overkill for sure, but everything went to plan. I’ve now added a decking next to the hot tub and installed an outside TV to watch the football ⚽️

Hi Mike - I've not seen the ones witout cylinders. I'm pretty sure mine has one.

he probably wanted the trub to fall in there.

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lol - technically it's a Corps not a Regiment. Arte et Marte

I have my very first batch of beer ever currently dry hopping in a 55l fermzilla. Dunno why his valve was already open, but I kept mine closed during fermentation. Added the hops an removed the oxygen the same time I transfered the wort. When sg hit 1.015 I opened the valve an let the hops float up. Beer will be ready in two days and clear after a week in the keg, assuming it makes it that long 😂😂. Pressure fermented a session ipa at 5psi and 72 degrees and cut weeks off the process. From grain to beer in a week instead of 3 or four. In a 5 gallon batch that collection jar is over half full of trub. The way he did it wastes a couple beers. Again, maybe he had a reason for already having the valve open, but if you only have one dry hop addition there's no reason to have it open during fermentation. And if you have more than one hop addition just use bags and magnets to drop in as needed. I won't be removing that collection vessel but once ever

Also just put a gas post on the bottom and a 35psi prv on top. No idea why he has two $20 posts on that collection bin. Gas post on bottom an pull the prv to purge. Co2 sinks so the prv needs to be on top.

​@@richardcagle5475 I have the PRV and the gas post installed on the collection jar. My theory is that if I pressurize the jar to a notably higher pressure than the tank, the dry hops will be forced upwards into the tank. Then leave the valve open for trub and yeast to settle in the collection jar.

Isn't the gravel he laid drainage? Genuine question as considering the same project myself.

I can't say I've had those issues - is there any crud or hops blocking the valve? or maybe the bolt is too tight? I know they are a bit stiff but I think that's a good thing. Hope you get it sorted soon.

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Thanks so much 🙏. It was my first go at dry hopping and having looked for videos of how to do it thought I’d try to make one myself that was to the point and easy to follow. I’ve actually just dry hopped for the second time (not filmed) and would recommend NOT to release the pressure from the main FV before closing the valve and removing the yeast. This avoids mixing the settled yeast and seems to work better. Hope it helps. 👍🏻

What do you do about the fact the hops instantly settle out at the bottom of the collection container?

@@fredbepsis7635 most will float to the top, but if some stay behind you can bubble some CO2 through the bottom and that should dislodge them.

Thanks 🙏 Sleepers were 2.4m and delivered to my drive by a local gardening company. I found them heavy but easy enough to move through to the back garden myself. Good luck 🤞

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Resting on the gravel I laid. The was going to then join them together and stake them to the ground but realised that I didn’t really need to do that.

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not really neccessary in my opinion.

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It’s a good point you make. I suppose it depends on what you are using the area for, and how boggy the ground is in the first place. As I used mine just for the stone with not much weight to go on then that was sufficient for me. I’d suggest for anything heavy or ground susceptible to hold water that you add a sub base of hardcore at at least 50mm. Check out my other video Hot Tub Base UK which shows this process. Hope it helps and good luck.

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Use a damp sponge. I had a couple ready to go as they get dirty pretty quickly. Also have plenty of clean fresh water 💧 on hand. You can let the grout dry / set for a short period of time but there’s a compromise between too wet, and setting hard. Good luck

Hi Dave - Yes just use a strimmer.

a strip of 6 inch concrate with a good finish for your lawnmore wheels plus treat inside your sleepers again, then put strips of corrieboard against the inside .... wait for the next election plenty of posters around made from corrieboard blown down by the wind etc

Labor omnia vincit 💪

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Thanks Lee, Lee 🍺

Yes, they are John Guest fitting so there is a little lip on the inside of the fitting which locks onto the pipe / beer box tap - just push that in to release.

Hi Colette, thanks for your comment. Reluctantly I had to sell it as I needed the space. 😔 Best of luck with yours, I hope it turns out how you want it to. 👍🏻

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best of luck, that's a really nice thing to do with it.

You don't neccessarily need to use a blow torch to remove the resin bubbles, it all depends on how careful you mix and pour the resin.

Wood Effect Trim: The wood effect trim is a UPVC Rosewood which I found to be easily shaped around the edging. This was the most problematic to fix which isn't covered in this video. After many failed attempts I settled on having to use 2 screws to secure it, and on the second table found it easier if this was fitted before applying the resin.

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Because it would then sit too low around the rest of the border. 👍🏻

@@leeaustin8347 aaah ok 👍🏽

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