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Why apply solder 2 inches from the seam?? Solder is 50 bucks a roll, save it!

I like how your still design has the cone nice and even with the pot. I see other companies that have the copper go over the pot which seems like a waste and looks odd. Plus i think it acts as a heat sink and takes up more room. This one looks better.

Is the 20 gallon 18 or 20 gage copper?

I was watching various builds on copper pot stills. I love how yours looks where the cone fits on the top of the pot as opposed to hanging over. I noticed alot of the builder put the pot upside down in a bucket and then wrap the cone around leaving a couple of inches overhang which in the long run wastes copper i imagine. Is there an advantage to building them either way? or is it just for looks. thanks, tom

Wow bud. Thats a lot of solder to clean up. Way too much.

Try putting some copper rivets along that seemed and you won't have to use 35 lb of solder

How much is your kit And how long of wait time

You didn't put any inlet or outlets for the cooling water?

how much would you charge to make this for me just asking?

So, do you run cold water in and out? If so, why not add fittings for a hose attachment etc. Or can you use crushed ice and water during the run or will it not stay cold enough. I have a 6 gallon copper pot and am getting ready to try it the first time.Thanks, MT

how do i fill the thumper? You don't show where it fills and if it's that small hole in the front, i guess it will be difficult to clean. I'm on the fence about buying one but the thumper doesn't seem right

on the cone part, wouldn’t you just need to fill the seam with solder? and not waste the solder on the edges and etc, it’s so much solder

Be nice to know speed, amps and thickness but the music sure made it work🙄

I would also put more coils in there u want as much surface area as possible

I would put four tacks to prevent a crack opening up. It will draw up and open a crack on the opposite side

1:47 I didn't see a thing....

Where do you get the kit???

Yall still making stills?

To jest zaprzeczenie tego, jak powinno się lutować😐Im więcej lutu, tym spoina słabsza. Do tego wygląda to na cynę z ołowiem, cyna bezołowiowa tak łatwo się nie topi, więc nie nadaje się do celów spożywczych. Lutowanie powinno odbywać się na zakładkę zagniecioną, tym bardziej dno. Od wewnętrznej strony zakładka również powinna być zalutowana w przeciwnym razie, będzie zbierał się tam brud, patyna, bakterie. O estetyce nie wspomnę...

Question: Could I put a mesh screen in the collar to put some dried fruit in to give alcohol a little more flavor?

You need to know what straightened out your lines means

We always put the seam on bottom. Just slightly flat. Slide it off the edge a little at a time. heat from the outside. Apply solder on the inside and let the heat pull it into the seam.

his torch is too close to the the copper, if he'd back off a couple inches it would heat up without overheating.

Thank you

you making it look so easy.... Great Work

You're not using enough long sheet metal clamps Boss

Yall Have A Great Day!... #176 🐄🦉🏴‍☠✝

One more question, the area under the Cap, you leave the like that ledge that area that will collect liquid from vapor cooling falling back down, or do you cut that out to the same size as the collar?

What kind of flux

What kind of flux

this is just painful to watch

I'm trying to get pattern templates

Personally I think way too much flux and solder.

About $30 worth of solder for that cap...

that's a beautiful money maker right there lol.nice job

Hello!I want to make a copper container for a moonshine machine as a gift to a friend for his 65th anniversary.Please tell me how you connect the bottom and the cylindrical part of the future capacity of such a volume, as well as how you prepare the cylinder for its docking and subsequent soldering.Is it necessary to cut the edges of the sheet in the form of petals for their reliable coupling, or do you make do with the usual overlap of metal on metal with their subsequent soldering?And more:What thickness of metal for a volume of 100 liters would you recommend using?Thanks.

Dear Lord that's a lot of Solder....

Do you CNC the copper sheet too? With router or plasma cutter? I do copper art and am looking for a way to reduce what I cut by hand. Thanks

Why don't you make a locking seam and then solder twice as stronger and a lot less solder. A course in sheet metal would help

you put the bottom of this on differently than you did the still boiler is there a particular reason for that this looks much easier to do than the way you did the boiler why not to the boiler the same way?

I am glad u done that with the wet tall I can use that on mine

I done the same thing on my still I had a leak so I had a brass plate over and I had to do the same thing except I was sodaring brass to copper works good but has to be very clean

I'd like to have my hands on that much copper laying around I'd have copper sides on my still instead of white oak lol

What thickness copper are you using ?

nice job .. very good! what flux did you use and how much silver is the tin coil made of? thanks bro

Very nice bro !

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