Lyne Arm Angle
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 9:12 pm
Hello All,
I read all about the Lyne Arm Angle on pot still designs and I've noticed not many people use the "Lighter" design with the arm going up at a 45 degree angle then dropping down to the condenser. So my question is, is it just preference or do the other 2 designs make for a better still? This is just one of the many things on my check list to tackle before i draw up the final plans. But i am leaning toward the "Lighter" design, just because i like the idea that it causes just a bit of reflux but still all the benefits of a pot still. I would love for some pro input or just anyone's personal opinions would be much appreciated.
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I read all about the Lyne Arm Angle on pot still designs and I've noticed not many people use the "Lighter" design with the arm going up at a 45 degree angle then dropping down to the condenser. So my question is, is it just preference or do the other 2 designs make for a better still? This is just one of the many things on my check list to tackle before i draw up the final plans. But i am leaning toward the "Lighter" design, just because i like the idea that it causes just a bit of reflux but still all the benefits of a pot still. I would love for some pro input or just anyone's personal opinions would be much appreciated.
Like a Penguin trying to fly,
B