Standing on Bidness

Now we need a rig to brew on. A cheap and easily configurable solution is to use strut - or a 'C' channel used for a variety of applications. I had plenty of it on hand and used a chop saw to cut to length. I can't for the life of me find where I got this design, but a great deal of credit is do to them.

The majority of the strut accessories, I purchased from Discount Strut Accessories. They were not my first choice. I first tried to order from Strut Channel Fittings. When I did not get an order acknowledgement, or a reply to my emails inquiring status of my order after a few days, and could not get anyone on the phone after I was charged for the order, I canceled through my credit card. It wasn't easy since the seller apparently claimed I had received the merchandise. In any case, buyer beware.

Part	Qty	Description	Price
	2	Mark II Pump	99.00
	2	SE050-SS-304 Street Elbow	3.00
	2	1/2" SS Camlock A Style Quick Disconnect	3.09
	2	1/2" SS Camlock F style fitting Quick Disconnect	3.05
	2	1/2" NPT Threaded Full Port Ball Valve	10.00
	2	GE, White, UltraPro Grounded On/Off Power	7.99
	2	Banjo Burner 10" Diameter Burner Head	42.39
	2	22” LP hose 3/8 x 3/8	15.99
	2	Adapter ½ slip x 3/8 MPT copper	6.59
	2	3/8” Gas Ball Valve	9.32
	1	MENSI 11.8” Long Propane Push Button Piezo Igniter Kit Gas	9.99
	1	GasOne 2109-08 8-ft High Pressure Propane 0-20 PSI Regulator	14.99
	8	Galvanized 4-Hole 90 Deg. Corner Angle	7.80
	12	Galvanized 2-Hole Rack Connector	1.70
	2	Galvanized 3-Hole Rack Connector	4.50
	8	Galvanized 3-Hole Swivel Plate	5.10
	8	Galvanized 2-Hole Adjustment Angle (Slot 9/16" x 2-1/2")	4.40
	2	P4010-EG 1/2-13 Spring Nuts (25BOX)	22.03
	1	WHARSTM Caster Wheels, 3" Locking Swivel Casters	16.98

The 3-hole brackets needed to be drilled out to accept the piezo igniters. I mounted the pumps using some scrap rubber for a vibration pad and 2” 2-hole plates that clamp to the mounted brackets. The fasteners I bought from Tractor Supply. Since they charged me by weight instead of per piece I don't have a breakdown of the cost but here is what it amounted to:

I also had brass pipe and fittings from a previous work. The flame guards were upcycled from 60 gauge shelving. An angle grinder made quick work of cutting out the pattern. I then used an empty propane tank to roll the sheet into shape.