all grain video's on youtube

[nelstrodomus]

so,

I was on youtube today and I searched for all grain brewing to see what it's all about, and I'm sold, it completely took the mystery out of it...

I've been an extract brewer for 2 years or so and have enjoyed it, but it feels like cheating to me, so here I go again spending all my money on supplies :)

[Ewalk02]

Which videos did you find to be the most helpful?

[OntheLoose]

I liked seeing the different type of equipment people use. Gives me more ideas on what I should do. I liked the multi-tipped and angled burner one guy had. I didn't like the fact that he tapped into his house gas line with a rubber tube but hey who am I to rain on someone's parade?

[dparsons]

Sounds like you're off on a new adventure. Enjoy. And I wouldn't worry about tapping into gas lines as long as the connection is done with metal and not duct tape. :)

[OntheLoose]

If you can't fix it with duct tape, it can't be fixed.

[nelstrodomus]

this guy is great, i recommend you take a peek at his videos

http://www.youtube.com/user/chrisknight000

[rhino777]

This guy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDPrl50RxeU) is better!

[nelstrodomus]

rhino i'm going to have to disagree with you on that one...the chris guy is incredibly thorough and dispels a lot of the fear of mashing (as long as you do it methodically)

[nelstrodomus]

ok now that I actually watched most of that guy's video, I see what you're talking about...where did this guy come from haha

[av8rbrad]

The videos from Chris Knight were done very well. His series on kegging was quite informing as well. But I do have to give credit to rhino for finding the Bud Light Craft Beer Brewer of the year award. Thanks for posting those links.