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From one of our users who wishes to remain anonymous.

Loved the music and the shine looked good BUT; plastic tubing is a big no-no. If all
those plastic lines were copper, that would have made it taste that much better. Rad reamed me
just for using a plastic beaker to check my proof. Speaking of proof, did the video author check
the temperature of the distillate when checking the proof? 60f is the temp needed for accurate
proof measurement. I have applied for my state and federal permit, I am going legit because of
all the good info like Home Distiller offers that made me a great liquor maker! Thanks Jesse, I promise
to contribute to your site as soon as possible. The license is expensive in S.C.

Thats a pretty cool vid...Thanks Uncle Jessie.....
Hope yall don't mind me sayin I'da rather seen a twist comin off that business end.....

Well put together, must of had some editing as that water would have had to have been running a bit longer before the take-off but that is the liberties given when making a movie!

darkcornershiner wrote:Loved the music and the shine looked good BUT; plastic tubing is a big no-no. If all
those plastic lines were copper, that would have made it taste that much better. Rad reamed me
just for using a plastic beaker to check my proof. Speaking of proof, did the video author check
the temperature of the distillate when checking the proof? 60f is the temp needed for accurate
proof measurement. I have applied for my state and federal permit, I am going legit because of
all the good info like Home Distiller offers that made me a great liquor maker! Thanks Jesse, I promise
to contribute to your site as soon as possible. The license is expensive in S.C.

Vinyl water lines, glass graduated cylinder, copper all the way through take off,stainless funnel,glass collection vessel, huh I will bet he does not include heads in his final product either. Did I miss something or see a different video?

Oh yea, nice stillin shed I like it, nice and airy! I have a neighbor to close for that.

That was a fine little piece ....thanks for sharin'

That nearly brung a tear to my eye!
I'd LOVE to know the videographer! I'll bet he and I could do some great things in real life!

Good Job to him... ~Cheers!

darkcornershiner wrote:Loved the music and the shine looked good BUT; plastic tubing is a big no-no. If all
those plastic lines were copper, that would have made it taste that much better. .

Nice try.
Welcome to the forum... I guess. But seriously... this is neither the time nor the place to critique another man's still.

And Really? Have you spent a total of 3 minutes reading here? TRY AGAIN! Plastic Water lines DO NOT MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE in the product!

MODS PLEASE! Delete Mr. Negativity... THIS post, and all that respond to it.
Really just fucking up something quite beautiful!

great video...wish i could do videos like that! well done

Great video and I love the music. Can you tell me who the artist is and the name of the song?

Great vid. Thanks for sharing it UJ. And thanks to the member how made it for making it.

I sure could use some of that metal metal siding in the background!

I do believe that's Uncle Tupelo's cover of Moonshiner. Great tune.

someone is lookin back at you from the funnel. 2:42.

nice video uj. thanks. cob

WELL DONE thanks UJ

It's very well done. Good work!

Great tune, great vid, good times!

Wow, i loved watching and hearing that... simply beautiful...

That was awesome! Well done.


Big Cheese

Outstanding.