How to CAN Beer With the Cannular Canning Machine?!
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Hey everyone, welcome back to Flying Wombat TV! In this video, we go through the process of canning your homebrewed beer using the Cannular Canning Machine! Links to all the equipment are below, and if you have any questions regarding the canning process or equipment, leave a comment below, and we will answer you!
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Equipment:
Cannular Compact Semi-Auto Canning Machine - Bench-top Can Seamer - $749.00 (AUD)
www.kegland.com.au/cannular-c...
Cannular Compact Canning Machine - Bench-top Can Seamer - $499.00 (AUD)
www.kegland.com.au/cannular-c...
24V DC Power Supply - For Semi-Auto/Manual Cannular - $139.95 (AUD)
www.kegland.com.au/24v-dc-pow...
Cannular Splash Guard - $109.95 (AUD)
www.kegland.com.au/cannular-s...
Oktober SL1 HOMEBREWER CAN SEAMER - $879.00 (USD)
oktoberdesign.com/products/sl...
Bottle Filler Beer Gun - $39.00 (AUD)
www.kegland.com.au/bottle-fil...
CO2 Gas Cylinders 6kg (FULL) - $119.00 (AUD)
www.kegland.com.au/co2-gas-cy...
MK4 Regulator - Type 30 CO2 Gas - Dual Gauge Multi Gas - $45.00 (AUD)
www.kegland.com.au/co2-gas-re...
330mL 360 Full Aperture Aluminium Disposable Beverage / Beer Cans (300 units) - $119.95 (AUD)
www.kegland.com.au/full-apert...
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:44 Equipment
1:54 Setting Up Canning Machine
2:56 Canning Beer Process
5:52 Quick Recap
6:49 Outro - Навчання та стиль
Another great video! Love your work guys.
Cheers mate!
Oktober makes a model called the Benchmark which is about half the price of other can seamers. They can do that because it has no motor... you use a cordless drill to power the unit. Tapcooler makes a less clumsy (to me) purge/fill tool also.
Oh good call cheers mate, yeah moving forwards we want to setup a permanent canning station but are still trying to work out exactly how we want it to work
Another great video!!!! You guys are crushing it!
Cheers mate! Glad you’re enjoying it, makes it all worth it for us 🍺👍
Haha, because they're canning! I see what you did there
Hey mate! Great vid! Can I ask you how long is the beer line attached to the gun and what's the line Inner Diameter (ID)? Thanks!
From memory this is a 5mm beer line and I gave it about 2M in length, “when in doubt run it out” always better off making the line too long than too short
@@flyingwombattv thanks!
Okay I’ll ask…what do you do with the spill beer in the tray?
Dirty pint or water the lawn?
Hahaha definitely water the lawn! We have 9 taps of beer always at the ready, I’m more than happy to pull a new pint rather than drink a dirty one 😂
Awesome video, My main brewing buddy and I were only just talking about canning on the weekend, I keg exclusively and the biggest issue has always been going to a party and taking beer, buying it sucks when I make beer I enjoy a lot more and the way our government taxes fun, a lot cheaper as well. I have been waiting on Kegland to release their planned 8 and 4 litre PET kegs, basically big coke bottles... this option may be the way to go, do you end up wasting much beer though?
Hey mate honestly canning is pretty awesome, it’s more eco friendly than bottles, easier to carry than kegs, and you can get creative an make some really awesome labels to whack on them. Not really you loose at most 300ml to max 500ml (one glass of beer) out of a regular 19L keg once you have a return going and everything setup right, so the trade off is definitely worth it. And as long as you are letting it foam over a bit when you can the beer is protected and lasts ages, the other day I drank a lager that has been in the can a year and there was zero oxidation
@@flyingwombattv awesome, thanks for doing the videos I didn't even know I needed to watch haha
Hahaha our pleasure mate glad you’re finding it useful
@@flyingwombattv oxidation is definitely my concern; especially lighter ales, brown tints and wet cardboard flavours are really obvious.