triple wall liebig

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triple wall liebig

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Assembled
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1/2 inch hole drilled in 1 inch 90. 1 1/4 slid over 90 and soldered.
1/2 inch hole drilled in 1 inch 90. 1 1/4 slid over 90 and soldered.
1 1/4 rolled in to fit 1 inch through and soldered. 1/2 inch hole drilled in side of reducer with 3/8 90 sticking out.
1 1/4 rolled in to fit 1 inch through and soldered. 1/2 inch hole drilled in side of reducer with 3/8 90 sticking out.
1 1/4 over 1 over 3/8 od. Only used four fittings to build. A one inch 90, a 1 to 1/2 reducer and two 3/8 90's. Currently knocking down 3000 watts with very little water flow. Each cooling circuit has its own valve to control water. And there is 12 gauge wire wrapped around the 1 inch to make he water stay in longer.
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http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 16&t=48781
Here is a link to the rest of my setup.
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nice product condenser. I was thinking about something similar for a dephlegmator.
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Uses a lot less water than my old 1 over 1/2 Liebig that was 36 inches long.
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jedneck wrote:Uses a lot less water than my old 1 over 1/2 Liebig that was 36 inches long.
Now that shocks me. I would have figured it would have used more. I bet it cools like a big dog.
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I could only get the top 4 inches to get a little better than warm. Estimated that I used 3-4 gallons on a run containing 11 gallon wash. Each outlet ran little heavier than product output. Collected two gallons on strip run.
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Nice work mate, i like how you rolled the 11/4 onto the 1", it's something I like doing also!. :thumbup: . I love these and how good they work!, they seem to run really smooth, I used one of mine for ages and loved it!. I've done a.few now! http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 87&t=31056 http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 16&t=32953 http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 16&t=32220 lol. I've always wanted to that to sungy!!.
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