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So we're getting to the bottom of this... On the one hand you got a bee's dick whatevever that is then on the other hand you have an explosive force which can blow you up....ThenI I read about these three guys down in Athens GA who were running some whisky in their garage....... Exploded all over th...

What? I come on to this board to ask a simple question and I draw fire from the likes of Rad Valentino. I will not be drawn into these petty arguments... I have whiksky to run... Olde Mike Gardner drank a pint of it and went home and stole one of his own plows and hid it in the woods, and didn't kno...

Rad, find a girl I would recommend your local library or the dollor store....... This will solve all your problems.

Hell Rad, if we took our momma"s advice we wouldn't be doin' this in the first place... Would we? It puts me in mind of the Gerry Spence story which he likes to tell about the country lawyer who was defending an old boy against his dog biting the neighbor. His arguments were, In the first place...

Can anyone tell me how much pressure (psi) is developed in a still at say 180-200 degreesF? Has anyone messured this. I know this would slightly depend on what's down the line in terms of length, thumpers, cooler coils etc. I read one time that an old-time RR steam engine developed at a head of stea...

With the new law in Missouri the Feds aint going to bother you. They got better things to do catching big operations in other states. Keep the gate locked to keep out snoopers and game wardens.

Husker, you'll never find a state in the US better than Missouri. In IL for instance, they got a Law or an ordinance, or a regulation that covers everything you do or might want to do. In MO, if you're on your own property you do what you want to do. You want to set up a still, do it. If want to dam...

We live in Missouri. We don't have no propane. But we have plenty of fallen wood, sticks branches etc. This is the way it's always been done... If you do it in your garage you might catch your house on fire. There ain't no insurance in Missouri that would cover moonshine still fires. Now with the ne...

Here's what I was thinking: you get say a three gal. boiler of some type, run say a 3/8 " line to one port of say a five gal. Cornelius soda container. a 3/8" copper tube would run to the bottom. This would carry the steam to the bottom of your say, 4 gal. of mash (wash). Steam comes up th...

Anyone ever hear of a method of distilling whereby steam is run thru the wash rather than being heated from below by flame? I may have read about this in the book Foxfire I...... tolona from IL