Hello from Arkansas
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Hello from Arkansas
Lots of great info here. I am shopping for my first still and I have learned a lot just by lurking around. I look forward to learning all I can about home distilling from you fine gents.
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Re: Hello from Arkansas
Welcome.
See now if you'd got here a good while ago,,,,your handle coulda a been " NothungoverHog"
Theres always tomorrow
Cheers
LT
See now if you'd got here a good while ago,,,,your handle coulda a been " NothungoverHog"
Theres always tomorrow

Cheers
LT
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Re: Hello from Arkansas
Welcome to HD HungoverHog...
Have a look at the Bokakob Slant Plate Liquid Management System. It will give you the best of both worlds...
Have fun and Stay Safe...

Have a look at the Bokakob Slant Plate Liquid Management System. It will give you the best of both worlds...

Have fun and Stay Safe...

♦♦ Samohon ♦♦
Beginners should visit The New Distillers Reading Lounge and the Safety and Related Issues among others...
Beginners should visit The New Distillers Reading Lounge and the Safety and Related Issues among others...
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Re: Hello from Arkansas
Welcome
If you need a copper pot.. company in Tenn. sells kits to put togeather.."Clawhammer" Google it.
As always BE safe.. read everything 2 times..and ask questions..lots of great folks here..
Oh My Dad was from Tuckerman .. ARK. so welcome Brother.
If you need a copper pot.. company in Tenn. sells kits to put togeather.."Clawhammer" Google it.
As always BE safe.. read everything 2 times..and ask questions..lots of great folks here..
Oh My Dad was from Tuckerman .. ARK. so welcome Brother.
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Re: Hello from Arkansas
Another Arkaloid! Great! Welcome.
Couple of us here.
Better to build a still than buy.
Going to be a lot cheaper and...
You learn as you go.
ArkyJ
Couple of us here.
Better to build a still than buy.
Going to be a lot cheaper and...
You learn as you go.
ArkyJ
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Re: Hello from Arkansas
Howdy neighbor.
Good to have ya. Whatcha like to drink? That's gonna be the biggest factor in deciding what type of still to build or buy. I'm ruunin low on home made so I'm a hungover hog myself this morning.




This is grain, which any fool can eat, but for which God intended a more divine means of consumption...
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Re: Hello from Arkansas
Thanks for the welcomes guys!! I have been thinking about a Flute but that is a pretty big investment. Are they all they are cracked up to be? Glad to see some good ol' Arkies here with me.
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Re: Hello from Arkansas
Welcome to the forum, if you are thinking about building and you have looked over the designs it still helps to show your plans before the build to make sure you have things right. People here are willing to help if you do some research, we all misread things at times and it helps to have other opinions before you lay out a lot of cash!
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Re: Hello from Arkansas
Bit of parody with the flutes.
A fairly sophisticated piece,,,,,,till you understand and get some experience......Then the same piece really becomes simple and efficient..
Go with a low budget pot head and research the flute threads.
If you think your gonna stay with this,,,,then the flutes become even more hard to resist..
Can't go wrong with a pot head.
A fairly sophisticated piece,,,,,,till you understand and get some experience......Then the same piece really becomes simple and efficient..
Go with a low budget pot head and research the flute threads.
If you think your gonna stay with this,,,,then the flutes become even more hard to resist..
Can't go wrong with a pot head.
Trample the injured and hurdle the dead.
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Re: Hello from Arkansas
+1LWTCS wrote: Can't go wrong with a pot head.

spooky
4" plate column >>>[/color] the flame that burns twice as bright only burns half as long
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Re: Hello from Arkansas
Uh ya that would be a big investment. Are they all they cracked up to be? By all accounts they do exactly what they are designed to do. Which is to produce 90%+ ABV with flavor at pot still take-off rates. Are they the best option for someone just starting out? Maybe and maybe not. IMO probably not. If it's flavored spirits your after my advice would be to build or buy a decent pot still and learn on that. Learn to walk first then think about running. Edit: Posting same time as Larry ......Edit #2 and the same time as Spooky. @ SpookyHungoverHog wrote: I have been thinking about a Flute but that is a pretty big investment. Are they all they are cracked up to be?

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Re: Hello from Arkansas
seems like ya caint get a word in edge wise..LOLSmokehouse Shiner wrote:Uh ya that would be a big investment. Are they all they cracked up to be? By all accounts they do exactly what they are designed to do. Which is to produce 90%+ ABV with flavor at pot still take-off rates. Are they the best option for someone just starting out? Maybe and maybe not. IMO probably not. If it's flavored spirits your after my advice would be to build or buy a decent pot still and learn on that. Learn to walk first then think about running. Edit: Posting same time as Larry ......Edit #2 and the same time as Spooky. @ SpookyHungoverHog wrote: I have been thinking about a Flute but that is a pretty big investment. Are they all they are cracked up to be?



spooky
4" plate column >>>[/color] the flame that burns twice as bright only burns half as long