Gazza, being someone who has been used to swanning around in company cars, sitting at keyboards and generally doing f-all for the last 20 years, is getting a rude awakening at present as we jackhammer a drainage channel into the concrete floor at the brewery which, predictably, seems to be made of super-hard concrete reinforced with way too many steel rods... it wasn't a Friday afternoon "bodgett and scarper" obviously!
These photos show the progress being made recently, and now the steelwork is almost all painted too it's beginning to look vaguely like a brewery in there now... next, once the drainage channel is completed, it's time to thoroughly clean the kit, assemble the copper's gas jets and insulation, wrap the CTs in beer line and then lag them ready for temperature control, construct the cask washer, make a malt hopper and pre-masher, pipe up the vessels... you get the idea!
At least it's all coming together now and we're hoping to be in a position to brew in a couple of weeks time.
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| Tom and Turk get to work on the Channel. |
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| Work in progress... |
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| Gazza gets stuck in. |
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| Turk and Gazza tackle the concrete. |
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| Grinding off one of the many steel wires. |
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| Almost done !!! |
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