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nice job on mounting, and parrot looks great

lookin good, great work
what u going using it on
all the best

great thread and thanks for all the pics , have tried quite a few mandrels myself the last few days and have one just like Dads and that is making the best looking spp so far, and same from a straight screwdriver, i tried filing some triangular shape madrels aand they just produced round coils, cheers

cheers thank s for the replies shipping from the us prob would be a problem to me, across the atlantic on the fringes of europe lol the one above is only about 40 euro and available closeby, have seen some that are dearer also. or also a 6000 psi one as below for just under 50, " Needle valve 2...

nice work, will be keeping an eye on ur build for a similar set up here

hello all looking online at needle valves and have seen stainless steel one with the following spec Made of Stainlees steel ASTM A182 F316 Threaded ends according DIN 2999 std. Stem Packing PTFE + Graphite. Max. Working pressure 3000 Lbs. Pressure / Temperature Range: 1/4"-1/2” = 220 Bar / 260 ...

great thanks for the info, hoping to start here pretty soon

great stuff, any more pics of ur still

#14 is .064" dia...a bit large. It would work as a packing, but the HETP is a ? My largest wire is .031" and is great in a 3" colum. There is a point where copper wire will crush under it's own weight, but #14 would take a lot. It wouldn't take long for you to make a quart or two of ...

planethax wrote:Yup
Not bad.
Expect to her better but I am proud of my first batch.

hi mate what recipe did ya use
cheers

great thanks, just looking up sourcing the materials

hello again been reading thru the site and studying, great site and loads to read, i like the boka build so i've been reading up on the build, i was thinking of going 2" but the output of some users is quite slow, and i'd like a faster output, i'm nom thinking of going with a 3" copper bok...

hello all
been looking through your brillant website for a while now and finally decided to join up,
hoping to learn some new exciting stuff,
thanks and keep up the good work