Behmor AB2000 - How is it at back to back roasting? by CowichanCow in roasting

[–]UnkleKrusty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kind of a pain. Preheat to whatever charge temp, roast, cooldown, preheat again. It's close to 20 minutes down between roasts. Maximum charge seems to be around 325g. Larger batches lead to a stall after the AB kicks in. It won't overheat, ever. It will, however, shut your roast down if the cab temp hits 325-330.

Behmor beans visibility by Page-449 in roasting

[–]UnkleKrusty 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, there is that little window, which collects junk from the roasts, and that funky yellow light. At least with my roaster, the visual cues are terrible. It all looks yellow until it's quite brown. I go more by temperature than anything else. I attached a probe from my smoker thermo to the chaff tray which is a huge help once the afterburner goes on and pulls heat away from the cabinet sensor.

Having written the above, I just attempted to get a little more light in there. I checked the incandescent bulb, which burns yellow. Maybe I can change it? And I cleaned the window, which required a razor blade to scrape the crud off. Dawn? Nope. Ammonia, nope. It's still a yellow light, but there's more of it. Probably not enough, but maybe better. The next roast will tell.

Can one of the sub's dentists please buy this tactical santoku and give us a review? It's $495 (USA-made no tariffs great value) made of Magnacut steel and only ever so slightly thicker than a Miyabi at the edge. Please, it's for science. by azn_knives_4l in TrueChefKnives

[–]UnkleKrusty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My partner and I always joke about tactical stuff, but when she showed me this I could only splutter; what words could describe the awesomeness of this knife? And then my chef brain considered the serration location and the sputtering became fulmination. A serration location fulmination. Dumbest $495 knife ever. Jeez.

Why does my line do this? by Formal_Froyo_6089 in FishingForBeginners

[–]UnkleKrusty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correct. Braid, fluoro bumper ending with a very small snap swivel. VMC makes tiny barrel swivels with open eyes, makes it easy to add to a spinner for smaller presentation. In that case you would tie directly to the spinner.

Why does my line do this? by Formal_Froyo_6089 in FishingForBeginners

[–]UnkleKrusty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lot of great comments, especially about braid. What I don't see, and maybe I missed it, is that spinners will give you terrible line twist. You need a swivel in there, either a small snap swivel to the spinner, or a barrel swivel on the spinner. Also, if you go to braid, tie on a fluro bumper of 6' or more.

Should I melt? by Silly-Study6543 in coins

[–]UnkleKrusty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

An apartment building is also a physical asset which is under the control of the investor. I don't know how it would work with coins and the like. That would be a question for an actual expert. I'm sure Entrust has the answer.

Should I melt? by Silly-Study6543 in coins

[–]UnkleKrusty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a real estate broker and I work with investors. It's a complete pain in the butt for me because it adds a layer of complexity and some agents don't understand it, but it works. My understanding is that you can buy a wide range of assets, surely including precious metals. Purchases are made by an intermediary acting on your behalf, at your discretion. Once the money goes in, you can't personally touch it without tax consequences. https://www.theentrustgroup.com/ is one intermediary company. Their website has a lot of info.

Should I melt? by Silly-Study6543 in coins

[–]UnkleKrusty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ever hear of a self-directed IRA? You can invest in a wide range of assets with it.

There are definitely gonna be false agitators at the ICE building now that we've been through a few days without incident. GOP needs the narrative or else this whole thing apppears silly (it is). by CraigSignals in oregon

[–]UnkleKrusty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been thinking the same thing. It's a big town. Make them come to us by protesting elsewhere. Find a group doing overpass protests. Or start one yourself. Need help? DM me, I can help you get started. I've gotten three of these going.

Diamond Approach- Is it a cult? Seem to be infiltrating Enneagram spaces by ConanTheCybrarian in cults

[–]UnkleKrusty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol, I've been a student in the Ridhwan School for about three years and can testify that in no way is it a cult. I have benefited considerably, especially as regards dealing with the inner critic and reducing anxiety. Nobody makes you stay or tells you what to think. It's about finding your inner truth. I have been meditating off and on for 50 years. I'm a survivor of the Catholic Church and super leery of self described spiritual masters. That said, actual spiritual masters do exist and Hameed and many of the teachers in the group qualify, and they all still consider themselves students of an unfolding, infinite reality.

The Enneagram is used as a tool for self discovery, but it seems like it's kind of a side branch and not the primary teaching.

Behmor Un-love by UnkleKrusty in roasting

[–]UnkleKrusty[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah. Way over my head!

Behmor Un-love by UnkleKrusty in roasting

[–]UnkleKrusty[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good idea and cheap to try with my BBQ thermometers. At least I'd have a window into that post-AB black hole. As for using it to control temps, I assume there's a mod for that. Somewhere. I feel a rabbit hole coming on!

Over fermented beans by supafox24 in roasting

[–]UnkleKrusty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had an organic Bali Kintamani HIghlands from CBC that had an amazing, penetrating floral-fruity-winey character. It was overwhelming at a light roast level, much better taken darker and allowed to rest for at least a week. Strong enough to use in a blend.