Greetings from California

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pilferus
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Greetings from California

Post by pilferus »

Greeting all. Im new to distilling and new to the forums. After reading Mattehew Rowley's book "Moonshine" (which BTW i had puchased as a gift and never gave it LOL). I am totally infatuated with distilling. I am also very greatfull that I found this forum before puchasing a still as i had gone to the turbostomper site :( but did not buy anything. I am now doing a bit of research into stills. any advice would be great.
regards
dc
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Re: Greetings from California

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You cant do too much research. This place wont do you wrong. Finding this place first saves you alot of headache..... And this hobby costs you alot of money. :shock: You'll see. :lol:
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blanikdog
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Re: Greetings from California

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Welcome pilferus.

blanik
Simple potstiller. Slow, single run.
(50 litre, propane heated pot still. Coil in bucket condenser - No thermometer, No carbon)
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scarecrow
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Re: Greetings from California

Post by scarecrow »

There is no substitute for reading.
Have a look through the pot still and reflux posts. A lot of good info there.
Above all be safe.

You will find the end product is satisfying, but the journey is what it is all about.

Oh......and welcome to the forums. :D

scarecrow
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