What is the correct way to go about making the connections between the different pieces of the still setup? Should I solder on some threaded connections? If so, is it super important what kind of connections I use? Do they need flared? Whats the simplest reliable way to go about this safely? I'm assuming I avoid brass. Links or photos appreciated.
Making still connections (boiler to thump/thump to worm)
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Re: Making still connections (boiler to thump/thump to worm)
Copper unions would do the job quite well
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Re: Making still connections (boiler to thump/thump to worm)
+ 1 . Brass on the compression nut doesn't count .hellbilly007 wrote:Copper unions would do the job quite well
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