How to Make a Moonshine Still - Part 6 - Building a Vapor Cone and Lid
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video we solder the vapor cone together. We attach the vapor cone to the boiler. And we build the cap plate and cap skirt assembly for the column and condenser.
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5 gallon copper stills, such as this one are often called "moonshine stills." However, this distiller is primarily designed to distill water and essential. With the proper permits and safety precautions, it is capable of distilling high proof fuel alcohol and spirits such as moonshine. However, doing so is illegal without a federal fuel alcohol or distilled spirit plant permit as well as relevant state and local permits. Our distillation equipment is designed for legal uses only and the information in this video is for educational purposes only. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Really enjoyed these videos well done guys.
Awesome videos, but please upload part 7! Thank you in advance!!!
As a Plumber i use Tinning flux which has soldier already in the flux. If its safe on water pipes it should be fine for this.
Good video, but you missed the part where you assembled the cap skirt before soldering
Would there be any disadvantage to soldering a ring to the vapor cone that fit inside the boiler so that it's removable for easier cleaning?
I would like to know what happened to part 7 ?????? .i need to know how to soder that top on the cone.or the thin lip on the top of cone ..???
Ive been interested in distilling some water and oils but I really want to attempt to make my own still. Is there anyway I can find the dimensions of your starting copper pieces? Or the starting dimensions of a 6 gallon still? Thanks in advance.
Yeah,they sell a kit, and they also mention some of it at video 1 in this series. My advice (learning the hard way) is to buy extra, cause this shit is nowhere as easy as this guy makes it look.
Why don't you solder the cap seam after you solder the cap plate ? The same with the cone ?
Is there any good books on how to build one
What the heck happened to the end of the vid? A big copper colored screen appeared &.completely blocked out what was being done with the column
All very informative, but Where is part 7?
It is in the process of being edited. You can see our old full series here: www.clawhammersupply.com/pages/assembly It was time to update the videos as the old ones are not HD and needed an update. Thanks!
Wonderful! Thanks for the speedy response!
9 months later and still no video 7?!?!
halve a diy build yay
Could i make this out of stainless steel?
You could but welding stainless ain't easy
Where do you get the sheet metal for the vapor cone? did you cut it that shape? thanks
It comes with the kit we sell: www.clawhammersupply.com/collections/all-products/products/5-gallon-kit
I tried to use that website to find the parts but I’m lost...
Mine looks like a work of art, or the ATF found it...haven't decided yet. 🤔
Who needs permits
In all these videos I've seen, I've never been impressed with the solder work. You guys would never make it as plumbers. You'd be doing it over.
Who would want to be a poop scooper? We making moonshine here butt crack
Really not that impressed with your soldering work. Pulling the heat away like you do doesnt flow it in anywhere near as clean and complete as if you left the heat on and worked faster or turn the torch down a bit and work a bit slower.
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