new to the hobby
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new to the hobby
hey everyone i am new to the hobby or family tradition and i was just wondering if anyone could help me out with a set of blueprints on a still and list of parts and tell me where i can find all of the parts at. i dont need nothing big just something to make a couple of gallons at a time.
Re: new to the hobby
Ummm... Welcome... http://homedistiller.org/steps.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow Read the "Words of Wisdom" section...
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Re: new to the hobby
Sorry, buddy, no-one here is going to lead you step by step from your very first impulse to make hooch through to a finished product.
Spoonfeeding on the level you asking for just doesn't happen here.
I can, though, give you a small shove in the back and face you in the right direction to take your first steps....
http://homedistiller.org/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
Visit this website, and read every word in every window at least once.
The bits you think you really need to comprehend, go back and read over until you do...
Then go to this website here and read all the threads in the various sections that are 'stickied'. Then have a bit of a go yourself to try a few things out like ferments and still building and cleaning, then when you think you've got it all sussed out and you reckon you're getting pretty good, come back and ask any questions you haven't figured out by reading all the various threads in here for a month or so.
Here is what a first post from a less lazy person looks like... reality
TillThenAdiosPunkin
Spoonfeeding on the level you asking for just doesn't happen here.
I can, though, give you a small shove in the back and face you in the right direction to take your first steps....
http://homedistiller.org/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
Visit this website, and read every word in every window at least once.
The bits you think you really need to comprehend, go back and read over until you do...
Then go to this website here and read all the threads in the various sections that are 'stickied'. Then have a bit of a go yourself to try a few things out like ferments and still building and cleaning, then when you think you've got it all sussed out and you reckon you're getting pretty good, come back and ask any questions you haven't figured out by reading all the various threads in here for a month or so.
Here is what a first post from a less lazy person looks like... reality
TillThenAdiosPunkin