Aussiedistiller, Home Distilling, Moonshine, Home Brew

Yummyrum wrote:Aussie,that is a big fucka.
Well done mate :handgestures-thumbupleft:

What did you finally decide on the polished finish?

For the time being just keep polishing till the novelty wears off :))

Just did the vinegar cleaning run
Now sitting here with a big grin from ear to ear
all the plates loaded up and the shotty knocked down the full 5000 watt heaters

Aussiedownunder01 wrote:

Yummyrum wrote:Aussie,that is a big fucka.
Well done mate :handgestures-thumbupleft:

What did you finally decide on the polished finish?

For the time being just keep polishing till the novelty wears off :))

That wont take long... :teasing-tease:



Nice work ADU, you'll be drinking hooch from your very own bubbler in no time :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Good work Adu :handgestures-thumbupleft: your going to love the flexibility this thing will give you

Aussiedownunder01 wrote:Ok the tower is nearly finished cant be bothered polishing it so as I said before I would like to lag it [helps to cover up the shit soldering also ] [ and mack recons duct tape looks like shit ]
Question what to lag it with
tied the search button with no luck

Hiya Aussie, your build looks very impressive!!
I can't wait to see it finished, and maybe share a run with you :D
I have just insulated my boiler with some nice Australian thermal, reflective stuff lol.. I bought at Brewmaster by the meter... Quite expensive at $20.00 per meter, it knocked 15min of my heat up time, now at 45min 48L charge, full reflux, Boiler at 91.2Deg C 1350W x 2 . It now requires less wattage to keep the temp stable!
I made a double thickness
Next to no heat getting through!
Keep up the great work!

Hi tim you are welcome any time
Thanks for the brewmaster tip

Today is the day I have about 50 litres of tpw cleared and ready stay tuned :D

wow looks awesome as man!! :handgestures-thumbupleft: :handgestures-thumbupleft:

I've just started to build a few things and i tell you what the building bug has set in!! :D :D :laughing-rolling:

It works it works 6 litres off 89 % in 2 hrs be better when I learn to drive it

I'm buzzing out on the size of that light set up in the back ground :laughing-rolling:
Nice still bud she's a beauty

That light thing almost wasent backed into it and I think I caught it about 2 ft from the floor :scared-eek:

Cheers to you aussie :-bd man that must feel good

Yep you know the chesire cat grin ear to ear

Heres how the day panned out filled the boiler and power on at 8=45 am 2 =2500 watt elements full bore
Boiling at 9=35 then turned off one element and turned the other down to 100 volts to reflux till 10 am then cut the reflux water back to temp off 42 deg started pulling off at 89 % cranked up the elements one full bore the other at 100 volts it stayed at that till the alcometer started to rise then both elements full bore and reflux cooling off got another 2 litres [to back in the next run ]
So all in all 6 litres of top product at 89 % and probley 3 to 4 litres of frets

Thats a pretty good yeild .

Did you use the packed section .

Yummyrum wrote:Thats a pretty good yeild .

Did you use the packed section .

No will try it for the next run

Now for my next run I was thinking of trying the 500 mm packed section As per yummys question
Would there be an advantage of putting it between the 4th and 5th plate or just straight on top of the 5th plate

Here you go with the packed section jees I could have made it 1 in higher

Jeez aussie do you collect on the floor thats one low parrot :music-deathmetal:

Na just sit in a nice comfy chair :laughing-rolling:
standing for to long plays up with the old back