WooHoo, what a pi##er......love it :-)
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Very cool, love the rustic nature of this.....thanks for sharing.
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I never cease to be amazed at CS'ers ingenuity--freaking awesome!!!!
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Bit like a concrete mixerOriginally posted by rat_tat View PostThe whole roaster hinges on the base. So i release a catch at the back and simply tip it forward into a sive. You can see my cooler in the background on the vid.
yep I see the cooler in the background now, well done.
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The whole roaster hinges on the base. So i release a catch at the back and simply tip it forward into a sive. You can see my cooler in the background on the vid.Originally posted by Yelta View PostGood job RT, I like it.
How do you dump/cool the roasted beans?
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Im roasting at its full capacity, the heat gun works fine. I have notched and numbered the tube of the mic stand and move it out at set intervals during the roast to control temp.Originally posted by DesigningByCoffee View PostGreat job RT!
Reckon with bigger batches you could possible even use a gas powered flame/heater of some description in place of the HG to get more grunt?
Matt
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Great job RT!
Reckon with bigger batches you could possible even use a gas powered flame/heater of some description in place of the HG to get more grunt?
Matt
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That thing is all kinds of ghetto-awesome.
Awesome job. How much do you roast at a time?
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My home made roaster
This is my home made roaster. I used a car window wiper motor, PC power supply to power it on the 5V side. Stainless steel colander from KMart and used an old bass drum pedal for the bearings and linkage. I cut up an old microphone stand to hold the heat gun.
Ive had great results from this roaster.
Hope you like it.Tags: None
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