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tjsc5f wrote: ↑Thu Sep 26, 2024 8:45 pm If you haven't looked at Oakstills yet, check them out. Yesterday I received a 100L jacketed potbelly still from them that I ordered through their website back in July.

That looks awesome! I am really curious how you end up running it. Are you going to start a thread?

I am happy with my experience with Oakstills. They were very accommodating. Don't be afraid to ask for customization. Surprisingly affordable and quality work. They also sent progress pictures which was really cool. I had never imported anything before and that was an experience in itself! I used a ...

Awesome work! Thanks for letting us tag along.

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The registrar I used to use kept silently raising prices so I started looking around and discovered namesilo... Several years and no issues. If you're keeping the same DNS servers you/we shouldn't experience any down time.

Your written english as a 3rd language is better than many as their first! Welcome to the board!

Just ran out of Gompers, so I poured a pear brandy and tonic... Better than expected! =)

Welcome! Everything you need to know can be found by searching the forums.. If you can't find the answer, just ask! =)

Hello! And welcome! Gotta say I'm envious of you NZ folks these days! =)

I like the website icon... It's got that 8bit vibe. =)

Awesome!! Looks great! How would the gin basket loop work? Won't the vapors condense on the way back up to the product condenser and fall back into the basket? I originally had this on a still that had three side columns. When starting up the Carter head you have some heat loss and get some condens...

Awesome!! Looks great! How would the gin basket loop work? Won't the vapors condense on the way back up to the product condenser and fall back into the basket?

GreenEnvy22 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2020 8:52 pm This is a time lapse of our garden through the growing season. The hops get in the way of the camera mid-july but clears out again by mid-september.

Wow! That is really cool!

Deplorable wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 4:37 pm Those who live in Washington state, often no longer consider Oregon and Idaho part of the PNW.

Why? It's a geographical designation.

Welcome neighbor. It seems we are on the same track... More reading that posting. =)

I would buy a shirt.. Maybe a service like teespring.com would be a good idea, where the chosen design could be applied to a selection of goods.

Welcome! What do you like to drink? Are you looking to make anything in particular?

Very cool! Thank you for sharing this.

Awesome! Thank you for sharing.. It's always nice to see a setup. I really like how you've tied the name into it. Keep dancing! =)

marath wrote: ↑Tue Oct 20, 2020 10:21 am Thanks to you all. Well my doubt is very specific. It was in the other deleted post I write in Novice Distillers. Is it possible to moderators to approve it now?

Yes, you should be able to post there now. =)

If I was starting from scratch I would definitely spend money on a bigger boiler with a nice triclamp lid, probably from milehi or brewhaus, buy the stainless tri clamp stuff for the column separately and build my own shotgun condenser(s). I got an 8 gallon dual purpose package from mile hi and it'...

Say yah to the UP eh!

Thank you for the warm welcome!

Hello. I have been interested in distillation for a long time and I've been lurking around on this site for a few years, off and on. I've run out of excuses, and want to give it a shot (no pun intended.) I've gotten to the point where the SO is telling me, 'just buy a still already!' =) I enjoy all ...