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new_distillers · A discussion and information sharing list for new distillers. Especially suited to people new to home distilling of alcohol.

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  • Category: Food and Drink
  • Founded: Mar 20, 2000
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Welcome to the hobby of HOME DISTILLING. All new (and seasoned) distillers are encouraged to participate. Even the most basic questions will be welcomed. Subscribe and introduce yourself. Be sure to check out Tony Ackland's Homedistiller.org  Many of your initial questions are answered there. When you need further info, post a message using the links left of screen.

 
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Re: MSUCM-More advice needed
One more thing Mad, With all the vitamins and nutrients in the corn flakes and corn meal, you could skip the vitamin tablets, epsom salts and cut back a bit on
Posted - Wed Nov 11, 2009 12:48 pm
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Re: pot o-ring material
... I use the roof and gutter silicone that Harry has mentioned many times now, the product brand name, "Selleys" is an Australian company, but is a subsidiary
Posted - Wed Nov 11, 2009 9:10 am
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Re: MSUCM-More advice needed
Welp Jazz, Thats close to the way I do it. What you dont want to do is boil everything together. This was the mistake that Duane made. This is my method: 1.
Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 9:07 pm
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Re: Bokabob as a pot still?
... The lid is thin aluminum and bends under the weight of the collumn. And having one made of of steel is expensive so look at the lid setup before you go
Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 8:25 pm
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Re: pot o-ring material
... Me too. Mine's been in place twice that long. I don't think silicone ever wears out if done properly. Slainte! regards Harry ps...Silicone can't be as
Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 7:44 pm
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