CCVM design approval

[FishNChips]

I've read quite a bit on building a CCVM, but I just want to make absolutely sure that this design is modular and optimal before I drop the 220+

Thanks for you're help! Pumped to get this thing going. Running gen 2 of UJSSM after I get it built and cleaned.

Here's a quick little drawing. Let me know if it needs clarification.

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[Yummyrum]

Looks OK but if its all Stainless steel you should stick some copper scrubbers in the top .There should alsways be some copper in the accending column .
I personally don't like high proof from a reflux still being collected above a gas burner . Can you orientate the liebig and possibly make the spout longer to keep the output at least a few feet to the side of fhe burner . I just know how wasy spillage can be when I'm changing jars .

[FishNChips]

Sorry, just the tee will be stainless. Yeah, good insight on the proximity of the distillate to the burner. I didn't consider that. I actually already built the condenser, but I may put a little more 2" between the tee and the 90 to increase the distance. Thanks.

[Blarney Stoned]

Looks like a VM rather than a CCVM.

[kimbodious]

looks fine. I take it that's a dial thermometer? You'll be able to swing the PC out away from the boiler at the elbow

[FishNChips]

No valve on there. Yes, a dial thermometer. Yep, plan is to put it at a 45.