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My micro cheese making equipment.

Started by ophiuchus_99, October 22, 2016, 10:31:18 PM

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ophiuchus_99

I figured I should post the pictures of my micro cheese system in the equipment section of the forum if I plan to keep updating them.

In case some didn't see my post in the introduction forum I have been building a micro cheese system that works as close as possible to the real deal.

I purchased the batch Pasteurizing vat and press table from Micro Dairy Designs. I made a couple modifications to that equipment and built a heated drain table myself.

Today is the first time trying out the drain table with some cheddar.

Danbo


ophiuchus_99

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I got to try out the drain table for the first time yesterday and it worked great!

ophiuchus_99

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Here are a few more pictures.

Danbo


nccheesemike

Nice setup!! Drain table looks really good! All the best for making future great cheese!!

achik1990

I'm green with envy over your new setup  :(


Duntov

Tough decision.  Gibson Model O or a micro cheese setup.  Hmmm.

ophiuchus_99

Quote from: Duntov on October 24, 2016, 11:18:21 PM
Tough decision.  Gibson Model O or a micro cheese setup.  Hmmm.

I would have to say both!

ophiuchus_99

I made a 17 minute video showing the equipment being used to make a batch of cheddar if anyone wants to check it out.

https://youtu.be/LRMZbFF_K1I

John Berard


DoctorCheese

Where in Oregon do you live, maybe I can help you test your cheese... by eating it  ^-^ Beautiful setup; a pipe-dream for me but I can enjoy it vicariously through you.

ophiuchus_99

Quote from: DoctorCheese on January 19, 2017, 08:28:22 PM
Where in Oregon do you live, maybe I can help you test your cheese... by eating it  ^-^ Beautiful setup; a pipe-dream for me but I can enjoy it vicariously through you.

I'm East of Roseburg. I'm guessing about 3 1/2 hours or so. 

WovenMeadows

Do you know what the max weight and pressure the MDD press is rated for?

ophiuchus_99

I know it is quite a bit with both weights on one arm.  I will see if I can test the maximum.