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Obviously it need a perforation for the cooper tube but it's ermetic and with a large open fir washing it...
Could be good?
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Noritaka100
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Could be good?
Guys, the container in inox used for storing the oil could be a good boiler pot?
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Obviously it need a perforation for the cooper tube but it's ermetic and with a large open fir washing it...
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Obviously it need a perforation for the cooper tube but it's ermetic and with a large open fir washing it...
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cuginosgrizzo
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Re: Could be good?
Hi Noritaka this is the Novice Forum graveyard (for old posts), you should have used the Novice forum instead.
That boiler is kind of ok. I am not sure that the bottom would not bend and leak with the heat, and it is a PIA to clean.
I would choose the ones with the smooth bottom. This is the one that I actually bought when I built my still (I got the 50L one):
https://www.polsinelli.it/fusto-inox-fo ... l-P853.htm
That boiler is kind of ok. I am not sure that the bottom would not bend and leak with the heat, and it is a PIA to clean.
I would choose the ones with the smooth bottom. This is the one that I actually bought when I built my still (I got the 50L one):
https://www.polsinelli.it/fusto-inox-fo ... l-P853.htm