Hi all,
I'm new to the forum but I've been distilling for quite a few years. I've used the other resources of Home Distiller as my bible for several of the stills that I built. Here in Newfoundland, there's a strong tradition of making everything yourself, including what we drink. I finally joined to ask questions about improving my washes.
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welcome copper craft
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Welcome aboard, coppercraft...
Not sure we have many Newfoundlanders here, but everyones welcome... It sounds like you've been wading through the wealth of information here for the taking...
Good luck...
Not sure we have many Newfoundlanders here, but everyones welcome... It sounds like you've been wading through the wealth of information here for the taking...
Good luck...
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Welcome aboard.
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Welcome to the forum Coppercraft, does your name imply you a wizz at copperwork, if so lets see some pics.




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Re: Newfie on board
I’m certainly not an expert in copper work but I enjoy making stills. The current one is a Bokakob derivative. The packed column is 2” diameter 36” tall and it will distill to the azeotropic limit.
The still was designed to be easy to clean and everything comes apart for inspection and cleaning. The condenser is in two halves, the outer shell with copper coils and the inner which is a plain cylinder.
The boiler cover is fabricated sheet copper and it does increase the alcohol % slightly in comparison with the original flat cover. Next modification is an increase in column length.-
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Welcome to the forums, coppercraft...
That's a very nice looking rig you've built yourself...
That's a very nice looking rig you've built yourself...