, of you do, I'd love an explanation of how you achieve it!. I'm mainly interested in single run flavoured figures, but stripped floured figures are ok for comparison. I use 3 bubble caps on a 4 inch column, gas burner, my ideal rate is 1.8~2 lph for a nice product. I can push that to 2.2 lph but quality drops. Thanks for any feedback.take off rates
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take off rates
Hey all, someone recently asked a similar question on this and it's something that's always puzzled me. I want to know your take off rates and how you achieve it. We see some amazing rates claimed and it's always puzzled me how they achieve it, unless there talking out there ass. I'd like some true figures, not some inflated ego figures , of you do, I'd love an explanation of how you achieve it!. I'm mainly interested in single run flavoured figures, but stripped floured figures are ok for comparison. I use 3 bubble caps on a 4 inch column, gas burner, my ideal rate is 1.8~2 lph for a nice product. I can push that to 2.2 lph but quality drops. Thanks for any feedback.
, of you do, I'd love an explanation of how you achieve it!. I'm mainly interested in single run flavoured figures, but stripped floured figures are ok for comparison. I use 3 bubble caps on a 4 inch column, gas burner, my ideal rate is 1.8~2 lph for a nice product. I can push that to 2.2 lph but quality drops. Thanks for any feedback.Here's to alcohol, the cause of, and solution to, all life's problems.
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