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I agree this board is very good compared to many. Maybe it has something to do with the 200 proof product it is dedicated to

A run down on bicarb. After a stripping run, add a healthy ammount of bicarb. (I would do it to the point where it is saturated, IE there is a small ammount remaining on the bottom undisolved.) Let this sit for as long as possible. (up to 2 weeks for best effects) Distill. Lots of discussion, and th...

For conversions, I love Google!!! Just type in 5kg to lbs or 5kg to pounds and it does it all. Great for ANY conversion even for finding out voumes of tanks and etc, it does cubic inches to gal for ya It is great!

I use silicone flexible spatulas all the time Melt at 750+ degrees. As long as there are no additives, silicone is great!

Charcoal might work better than wood?
That is a cool way of doing it if you have lots of privacy!

Would be cool if you were using a high capacity fuel distillation setup.

I did a landscaping job for a beer sales man once he commented about the gay bars, they have tons of money because they generally do not have large families, so great ammounts of disposable income. And they like to party. He said the majority of his business is from gay bars

he is pothead

This might be a good place to start!
http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
Old, but lots of info!

I have it stored in my memory Homedistiller.org/forum

Well, congrats!
What method ended up working best for you?

Why are you using an airstone? It would seem to me that you would not want to aerate a batch that has already been fermented, I would think that this would increase the risk of infection. Plus you might start making vinegar :) Also, You would probably gain more by simply doing a fast and dirty strip...

You posted that one a while back grayson
You sure make some sexy coils! I love curves

I didnt think that glass did a very good job with the transfer of heat. No where as well as copper, and it is breakable (a very bad thing with me around)

Bokakob's plans http://briefcase.yahoo.com/bokakob" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow Also, the only reason I can think of for the two valves is to increase the efficiency of a stripping run. I personally am leaning towards an offset head design, then a...

Can I get the plans, or a link?
freeipodskickass@gmail.com

I think both sugars are the same thing, white sugar is derived from cane
Also, I can get sugar for $0.35 a pound a costco (25lb bags) $8 something a bag. Is that about as cheap as I will be able to find anywhere?

Just enough to ensure that you do not expose your elements to dry air.
If you run off propane, I dont see to much of a reason to dillute it at all

I <3 my new car
28mpg from a 3.0 liter engine going over colorado mountain passes at very high speeds

You should post up the recipie

When I was first starting to read about the art of distillation, I stumbled upon the moonshinestill.com's valved reflux design. http://moonshine-still.com/Photo/ExternalStillHead1.jpg This design up until now had been my planned design. However after looking at some of the pictures on homedistiller....

Go with pure copper scrubbers, or better yet, some structured packing from mile-hi or brewhaus.
The copper helps to catalyze out bad flavors and tastes.

Well the one guest post above this one is mine

Wow, 3 kegs
Nothing like damn near 50 gallons of liquor eyy
Do you make beer, or is all of that being distilled?