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Taterjuice wrote:grumpy is just as his name implies.....

YES it sure is

Taterjuice wrote: ive read several of his posts and he must be a sad soul....

personal attack ? fuk you

Taterjuice wrote: god bless the grumpy folks

dont give a shit who/what you worship , now go check out rule #5

too little info , care to tell us about your setup ?

assuming you are running a pot still you need to visit "New Distiller Reading Lounge" and read kiwistiller's post " Novice Guide For Cuts (POT Still) "

not much copper is required in a still
but some is

http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 15&t=25805" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

look forward to seeing your build

judging by the info you already posted on this topic should tell you why there has been no reply

"HD Google search" is your friend

nunya

this aussie will plea the 5th

g'day andy

this thread might help http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 15&t=26342

welcome dan , looks like we need to pick your brain a bit by the sound of things

the tree has been lit , whats it take about 140 users to crash this site

looks like another one in a big rush to jump right in to still'n .. Best advice for you is to slow down , pour yourself one of them wines you make and absorb what you have read a few days reading is nothing so here is some more for ya - http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=19630 p...

i think the term you are looking for is called "clarify molasses" ?

http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 53&start=0

I dont wanna get off on a rant here, but... I still dont know what people want with 40G of wash (espescially novices). Using a 10% wash, that yields ~10G@40% and probably about ~3+G of hearts. This means after 3 runs you'll have five or six huge glass carboys full of spirits. Three cycles of UJSSM (...

Popcorn Sutton dam sure does not live on here . . now since when the hell did this forum decide to promote an outlaw and bootlegger that had nothing to do with what home distillers here stands for seems we have already been down this road.

If you love something set it free if it returns to you it is yours if not , hunt it down and kill it. there are a million fish in the ocean so why the hell become obsessed with one . . . . . my first was 20 years , second now going on 11 , can't be fuked with a 3rd , and so many offers in between ..

the horse has been beaten enough about plastics , if anyone has bothered to read anything here they will know better

junglejuice wrote:

This isn't going to happen....

good luck with the airstill , if you can't bother to read then there is no bother to distill . . this craft is not that difficult

Now VB if you would please carry on from where you left off with your plated potstill .

Cheers

Well done LWTCS, levity is the key to life.

enough said . .

Said it once and will say it again, is not difficult to put the pieces of the puzzle together of feuds started in the past that seem just cannot end. I came here to learn about distilling and nothing more , shit fights do not interest me - I can get that up at the pub . You all have rules in place h...

Or perhaps this thread http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8870

here ya go mate, http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 17&t=18270

one of my favorites , 2 olives with a dash of brine and plenty of celery salt

make it burn a bit as well thanks

think we got a lady with talent here

am gonna be watch'n this thread

have a few of those snap lid buckets myself and they leak like buggery

use to rack off before fermentation was complete say 3/4 or so

then more co2 was produced to protect in the second bucket so you don't have to worry about air space/infection

went to kegs and now don't bother with racking

your a man of character goose eye , one i could sit down and have a big ol drink with

g'day and welcome, look forward to seeing a few pics when you have it sorted
good to see another bloke from oz join the forum

keeping in mind that a majority of us follow more than one forum
if you are trying to scam a wholesaler then you are working on getting this thread locked real quick mate
but i hope that is not the situation

if you only need 1 set sample first

kinda the replies and prices i expected you to get with the exchange rate the way it is shipping it will be a killer for you , unlike about 9 years ago when $1.00 US bought $2.00 AU I don't think the prices quoted are very far off but could be wrong IF I do get a shipping price ... and any of you gu...

Thanks for the offer Grumpy, I do appreciate it. no worries mate So far this is the 1st website I've seen that actually lists a price for the 3 ring burner. I'll let you guys know what they say if they respond. am interested to see if they would ship to the states So Grumpy, how has your 3 ring burn...

its just one of the local chain stores here , not sure if they will ship to you
but will look into sending it myself if you want