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Hey made a quick parrot,just with a few scaps(not that you could tell of course),she ain't pretty,made with ten thumbs! :handgestures-thumbupleft: filled it with water and it seemed to fill up and flow back out the fill point :laughing-rolling: is this normal with water??

A bigger pic would help. And acording to the laws of physics, well my understanding of them anyway, it should not come back out the fill point.

yer I was running the water too slow,also was a bit of crap in the bottom,.

How wide are your cuts jars Jason? :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

If it works it's a good one... :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Lol,,yer didnt think of that... :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

jasonc2861 wrote:Lol,,yer didnt think of that... :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

Wanted the water fall effect you know.... :D :laughing-rolling:

jasonc2861 wrote:

jasonc2861 wrote:Lol,,yer didnt think of that... :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

Wanted the water fall effect you know.... :D :laughing-rolling:

Like those water curtains you see in the Posh houses?

Jars?
Naaa he's running it straight into a bathtub.
:laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

Easy fix for a man of your talents, I'm sure

DBV

Kimbo wrote:

jasonc2861 wrote:

jasonc2861 wrote:Lol,,yer didnt think of that... :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

Wanted the water fall effect you know.... :D :laughing-rolling:

Like those water curtains you see in the Posh houses?

Yep that's the effect I was after....lol :laughing-rolling: might just give it a squeeze in the middle a bit with the pliers :))

Wait till you see the shotgun condenser poverty pot still I'm starting tomorrow!! :handgestures-thumbupleft: :handgestures-thumbupleft: :D

Howdy,

if it's a 1" main tube using std. alco meter or a 3/4" using a Euro slim line alco meter It's ok in my books.

Actually don't mind the design...simple and clean.

bt1

Looks good jason :handgestures-thumbupleft: cant wait to see the rest of the build :D

Smbjk wrote:Looks good jason :handgestures-thumbupleft: cant wait to see the rest of the build :D

cheers man..the pot still will be inspired by your one,and also I got Another 2.6mtrs of 50mm,plus 2.5mtrs of 18mm copper pipe,35$ all up!!but looking at my parrot,,well it could all change :laughing-rolling: ,,want to look at making reflux condenser next after the pov pot. :handgestures-thumbupleft: :handgestures-thumbupleft:

jasonc2861 wrote:

Smbjk wrote:Looks good jason :handgestures-thumbupleft: cant wait to see the rest of the build :D

cheers man..the pot still will be inspired by your one,and also I got Another 2.6mtrs of 50mm,plus 2.5mtrs of 18mm copper pipe,35$ all up!!but looking at my parrot,,well it could all change :laughing-rolling: ,,want to look at making reflux condenser next after the pov pot. :handgestures-thumbupleft: :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Awesome jason. Be running 60lt macwhisky through it next week :D . sound like you got a great deal on the copper :handgestures-thumbupleft: I though my scrappy was good. make sure you post the working progress of ya pot :D

All cut out ready to try and silver solder this weekend!then to work out how to attach to 50ltr keg,also one of those fancy elements when i can afford one,and being the working poor,and a sole income erner,it could be awhile :handgestures-thumbupleft: hope the pic is ok.any advice appreciated! :handgestures-thumbupleft:

And the water inlet and outlet will be at each end of the condenser,on top,forgot to put them in.

jasonc2861 wrote:All cut out ready to try and silver solder this weekend!then to work out how to attach to 50ltr keg,also one of those fancy elements when i can afford one,and being the working poor,and a sole income erner,it could be awhile :handgestures-thumbupleft: hope the pic is ok.any advice appreciated! :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Hi jason. Looking good so far but at the moment your condenser is facing upwards. You may need to get a angle join between the condenser and still head so the condenser is facing down or your product will run backwards :laughing-rolling:

As for the flange to connect the still to the kettle I got a large pipe clamp and loosely tightned it around the flange on the keg to get the correct circumference the I got the main piece of copper and hammered the inside of the pipe to start to stretch the pipe to slowly form the flange. I found it easy to go slow and I used a balled ended hammer. Once I felt it was stretched out enough I stood the pipe up wards and ran the flat side of the hammer down the pipe to fully flatten the flange. Make sure yo have the pipe on some wood so you dont stuff up ur copper.
Once it felt the flange was the correct size I measured with the pipe clamp. I actually made my flange a little larger then the clamp which I found to be better as I was able to run the angle grinder around the flange to get the correct diameter :D

You may want to do this before you do any soldering as you need to manuveure your piece of tube a fair bit :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Good luck and have fun

Yer I gotta get an angle bit to make it face downwards,lol,I left that bit out of the pick.......i suppose being copper I won't heat it,just slowly beat it on wood,thanks for the tip of not soldering it together first!!was going to do that,so cheers!cant wait to get it running now :handgestures-thumbupleft: cheers again for the advice :D

Hey with soft soldering do you need to heat the copper or just use flux and a heating iron?