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Its main purpose is Gin ;)
Oh..... and SBB's ouzo ;)
microstill for gin
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microstill for gin
by stubbydrainer » Sun Nov 27, 2011 5:01 pm
Here's the latest creation
Kitchen boiler from under the sink ( gotta replace it I've been told :angry-tappingfoot: ) Hold 5 litres with 3" of headboard, 1" column etc, etc,etc
Its main purpose is Gin ;)
Oh..... and SBB's ouzo ;)
Kitchen boiler from under the sink ( gotta replace it I've been told :angry-tappingfoot: ) Hold 5 litres with 3" of headboard, 1" column etc, etc,etc
Its main purpose is Gin ;)
Oh..... and SBB's ouzo ;)
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- equipment: 4" perf. plate bubbler,2 1/2" pot with a triple wall liebig,
Small 8L pot for experiments & Gin, 6Kw 80ltr electric boiler , P.I.D/PWM controller
1/2 share with SBB in a 3" boka,
Re: microstill for gin
by maheel » Sun Nov 27, 2011 5:41 pm
by the look of the collection tin i thought you were making Kahlua :text-lol:
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Re: microstill for gin
by stubbydrainer » Sun Nov 27, 2011 5:46 pm
G'day Maheel
yeah it would be easy to get that idea :laughing-rolling: but its 1/2 way thru its 1st vinegar run :D
yeah it would be easy to get that idea :laughing-rolling: but its 1/2 way thru its 1st vinegar run :D
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- equipment: 4" perf. plate bubbler,2 1/2" pot with a triple wall liebig,
Small 8L pot for experiments & Gin, 6Kw 80ltr electric boiler , P.I.D/PWM controller
1/2 share with SBB in a 3" boka,
Re: microstill for gin
by SBB » Sun Nov 27, 2011 6:17 pm
Looks the goods Draino, Hope ya didnt waste any solder were ya could have used zip ties.
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Re: microstill for gin
by Sam. » Thu Dec 15, 2011 8:28 pm
That looks like the best thing ever cooked on a BBQ stubs!
Having a look at the condenser, is there any reason to have the top outlet of the condesner water pipe run all the way down to the other one? Did you just have copper to spare and made it look better or is there another reason I cant see?
Having a look at the condenser, is there any reason to have the top outlet of the condesner water pipe run all the way down to the other one? Did you just have copper to spare and made it look better or is there another reason I cant see?
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Re: microstill for gin
by stubbydrainer » Thu Dec 15, 2011 8:34 pm
It doesn't HAVE to be like that S&L but I like it like that...
and it also gets it outta the heat, and it actually helps with balance and stabity, cos the lid is sealed with flour paste and It makes it a solid unit :geek:
and it also gets it outta the heat, and it actually helps with balance and stabity, cos the lid is sealed with flour paste and It makes it a solid unit :geek:
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- equipment: 4" perf. plate bubbler,2 1/2" pot with a triple wall liebig,
Small 8L pot for experiments & Gin, 6Kw 80ltr electric boiler , P.I.D/PWM controller
1/2 share with SBB in a 3" boka,
Re: microstill for gin
by Sam. » Thu Dec 15, 2011 8:37 pm
Yeah that makes sense I am not a fan of having my garden hoses in the path of hot air (thats why im always watching)
I reckon it looks better that way too, and for the couple of extra bucks for the copper it would be worth it. 8-)
I reckon it looks better that way too, and for the couple of extra bucks for the copper it would be worth it. 8-)
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Re: microstill for gin
by stubbydrainer » Fri Dec 23, 2011 10:21 am
[quote="stubbydrainer"]
Kitchen boiler from under the sink ( gotta replace it I've been told :angry-tappingfoot: )
Just got the bill for the replacement boiler, that fukin $15.00 camping store boiler, just cost me $90.00 at an elite cooking shop :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead:
fuk Baccarat :puke-huge: fuk baccarat :puke-huge: fuk baccarat :puke-huge: :puke-huge:
Kitchen boiler from under the sink ( gotta replace it I've been told :angry-tappingfoot: )
Just got the bill for the replacement boiler, that fukin $15.00 camping store boiler, just cost me $90.00 at an elite cooking shop :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead:
fuk Baccarat :puke-huge: fuk baccarat :puke-huge: fuk baccarat :puke-huge: :puke-huge:
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- equipment: 4" perf. plate bubbler,2 1/2" pot with a triple wall liebig,
Small 8L pot for experiments & Gin, 6Kw 80ltr electric boiler , P.I.D/PWM controller
1/2 share with SBB in a 3" boka,
Re: microstill for gin
by devotus » Fri Dec 23, 2011 9:39 pm
Looks good Sd, Reckon there'll be an absinthe through that as well?
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Re: microstill for gin
by stubbydrainer » Fri Dec 23, 2011 10:49 pm
Devo I was actually loaned a book yesterday, It has a couple of absinthe recipes in it
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Small 8L pot for experiments & Gin, 6Kw 80ltr electric boiler , P.I.D/PWM controller
1/2 share with SBB in a 3" boka,
Re: microstill for gin
by devotus » Sat Dec 24, 2011 12:13 am
Cool
What's the book?
Can you post the recipes?
What's the book?
Can you post the recipes?
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Re: microstill for gin
by stilly_bugger » Thu Feb 16, 2012 6:30 pm
Can I ask, is that just flour paste that you've sealed the boiler with?
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Re: microstill for gin
by stubbydrainer » Thu Feb 16, 2012 7:46 pm
yep it is , stilly ;-)
it's the one and only place I use the fucking messy shit, mind you my dog goes mad for it after a run :teasing-tease:
it's the one and only place I use the fucking messy shit, mind you my dog goes mad for it after a run :teasing-tease:
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- Joined: Sun Aug 28, 2011 9:42 pm
- Location: Northern Rivers, NSW
- equipment: 4" perf. plate bubbler,2 1/2" pot with a triple wall liebig,
Small 8L pot for experiments & Gin, 6Kw 80ltr electric boiler , P.I.D/PWM controller
1/2 share with SBB in a 3" boka,
Re: microstill for gin
by emptyglass » Sun Feb 19, 2012 10:30 pm
They reckon that wormwood is bad stuff.
I don't actually know who "they" are.
Yes, I am talking shit. sort of.
I don't actually know who "they" are.
Yes, I am talking shit. sort of.
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