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8210 cletemeaders Offline Send Email Jul 1, 2003
7:48 am
what is a brix refractor & what is it used for? clete...
8211 CornFed (Randy)
cornfed62 Offline Send Email
Jul 1, 2003
9:13 pm
a refractometer is an instrument that measures the thickness of a liquid substance by the amount and degree that light is bent or refracted while passing thru...
8212 cletemeaders Offline Send Email Jul 1, 2003
10:52 pm
"And Ive been thinking the inventors of the sewing machine were smart"! cm ... built ... a ... will ... sweet ... attempting ... is a ... it ... weights ... ...
8213 Alexander-James Corbi...
ajrauwsen Offline Send Email
Jul 2, 2003
11:41 pm
Ewwwhewww, shor am glad fer this entrnet thang thinkn bout firin up grannys old teaketle and cookin up a batch of corn squezins. Hop thos revnew fellers dont...
8214 Campbell Ritchie
stillscottish Offline Send Email
Jul 3, 2003
4:14 am
Just a quick question about oaking. My local supplier on his recipe sheet had one for oaking alcohol (soaking staves and some chips for a couple of weeks and...
8215 vector180
vector180w Offline Send Email
Jul 3, 2003
5:19 am
Hi all I recently posted i was using dextrose which was questioned by some of you.My general reply was im new and thats what i was told to do. I just set too...
8216 Harley Daschund
harley_daschund Offline Send Email
Jul 3, 2003
6:45 am
Re-using the Oak is similar to re-using coffee,tea etc....it only contains a limited amount of 'whatever'...when its depleted,you need to replace...:>) ... ...
8217 waljaco Offline Send Email Jul 3, 2003
11:59 am
Oak barrels for wine are only kept for several years if oak flavor required. Then only useful as containers or garden tubs. Bourbon oak barrels are only used...
8218 watertrade2003 Offline Send Email Jul 4, 2003
6:19 am
Does anyone know if 'The Complete Distiller"- Mike Nixon and Mike McCaw is available in shops anywhere in melbourne australia? or is it just available via the...
8219 Mike Nixon
kiwimikenixon Offline Send Email
Jul 4, 2003
7:42 am
watertrade2003 wrote: Subject: [new_distillers] the complete distiller Does anyone know if 'The Complete Distiller"- Mike Nixon and Mike McCaw is available in...
8220 bokakob Offline Send Email Jul 4, 2003
1:28 pm
I got a private question how to wind a coil and I thought that many people would like to know : ...(snip) the problem might be the diameter of the copper pipe....
8221 watertrade2003 Offline Send Email Jul 5, 2003
2:06 am
Thanks Mike, My poor Girlfriend is searching melbourne to get a copy - she was sure she would be able to find it! We live in canberra but she is in melbourne...
8222 Brian Rowe
roweesbar1 Offline Send Email
Jul 5, 2003
3:23 am
Hey James I wouldn't bother about buying the Spirits Unlimited book. You need at least to buy Ian Smileys or John Stones book as well. The Mikes book is more...
8223 watertrade2003 Offline Send Email Jul 5, 2003
3:29 am
Thanks Brian, A little to late on the spirts unlimited book. I bought it a few months back - It had enough info to get me excited but now I'm after abit more...
8224 watertrade2003 Offline Send Email Jul 5, 2003
6:22 am
Hi Everyone, This weekend I hope to have my column attached to the keg and everything should be ready to go - I'm going to do a water run to check for leaks...
8225 Brandon Lee
blueflame456 Offline Send Email
Jul 5, 2003
2:00 pm
Greetings-- we have always used a diluted vinegar and water solution about 50/50--we make a wooden trough --line with poly-or thich trash bag-place parts to be...
8226 Hogle, Susan
hogles_aecl Offline Send Email
Jul 7, 2003
4:03 pm
Hi, I have my plans all drawn up for my 1st still, but I still haven't decided on how to heat my boiler (milk can). I'm not *too* worried about power...
8227 Pleasin Squeezin
pleasinsqueezin Offline Send Email
Jul 7, 2003
7:55 pm
Just finished building my first. N-S design 51 mm column 1.68 m total length, 1.55 packed. 2500kW element. 4" Triclover coupling for boiler access. I have not...
8228 Mike Nixon
kiwimikenixon Offline Send Email
Jul 7, 2003
11:03 pm
Pleasin Squeezin wrote: Subject: [new_distillers] New photos Just finished building my first N-S design 51 mm column 1.68 m total length, 1.55 packed. 2500kW...
8229 cletemeaders Offline Send Email Jul 8, 2003
4:30 pm
With any still other than a pot-still, temperature-control is gonna be very important. A hot-plate is the way to go. clete ... haven't ... about ... a hot ... ...
8230 Greg Denehy
gregdenehy Offline Send Email
Jul 8, 2003
4:37 pm
Hi Guys, I have updated my plastic still to now be a 2"column and 2kW boiler. It is cleaner, better and faster. Check it out at...
8231 nanosleep Offline Send Email Jul 9, 2003
2:17 am
Temperature control isn't really what you want. What you want is *power* control. Temperature control will inherently be varying the power as needed to...
8232 nanosleep Offline Send Email Jul 9, 2003
2:27 am
I assume your milk can is made of stainless steel. If you want to use the internal 'water heater' style elements, you may have trouble attaching these to the...
8233 noobtothis Offline Send Email Jul 9, 2003
3:14 am
Ok...I am in the process of building my unit as well. I was thinking of using a control from a stove to control the heating elements in the keg I am using....
8234 noobtothis Offline Send Email Jul 9, 2003
3:20 am
A question about the double reducer design...in the lower end of the condensor section there is a 1 1/4" cap...my question is....How is it attached? Is it...
8235 Mike Nixon
kiwimikenixon Offline Send Email
Jul 9, 2003
5:07 am
noobtothis wrote: Subject: [new_distillers] Re: heating Ok...I am in the process of building my unit as well. I was thinking of using a control from a stove...
8236 Harley Daschund
harley_daschund Offline Send Email
Jul 9, 2003
8:20 am
''...When you set the eye on the stove ... Gas,maybe...electric...nope..the element 'cycles'.....temp varies...:>) ... ...
8237 bokakob Offline Send Email Jul 9, 2003
10:57 am
If you add a suitable diode in series to your setup you could have one half of those settings. nanosleep <nanosleep@...> wrote:Temperature control isn't...
8238 bokakob Offline Send Email Jul 9, 2003
11:04 am
This cup is modified. I didn't have time and made a different detail for the condensate not to get back in the reflux column. Take a look at this picture...
8239 cletemeaders Offline Send Email Jul 9, 2003
12:54 pm
Temperature is exactly what you want. The mechanics of how it gets done is what your'-describing. Im a beginner now, take it easy on me! clete Temperature...
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