Glasser build

[MacStill]

That's a great idea Mac!

Nah just a simple fact mate, backed by science..... neither of which I know anything about :teasing-tease:

[Muppet]

Finally had the time to go through the whole thread. Great job guys. Attention to detail is spot on. ^:)^ :text-coolphotos:

[ThePaterPiper]

Sorry to resurrect this guys, but I am curious as to what the 500mm extension was for? Is it a necessary addition or was it to raise the height of the bottom of the PC?

[Zak Griffin]

The 500mm section, packed with copper mesh/stainless scrubbers etc is for making neutral :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[ThePaterPiper]

Cheers,

:text-thankyoublue:

[copperhead road]

This is the first build thread ive read and wow it's impressive, totally copper porn! Well done :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Zak Griffin]

Have a read of the links in my signature, copperhead. A spoiler alert: Agrajag is a saga that still hasn't finished.

[copperhead road]

Have a read of the links in my signature, copperhead. A spoiler alert: Agrajag is a saga that still hasn't finished.

Yer will do Zak :handgestures-thumbupleft:
Wish I had the skills and tools required to pull off builds like you guys, it's such awesome work but for people like me that pay someone to make it those rigs cost 3 g and up for a 1 off custom build.

Awesome awesome awesome :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[woodduck]

You don't have to have great skills to have a go. Heaps of people on here have had no experience at all and made beautiful rigs. Start with a simple pot still to learn how to cut and solder the copper and then go from there, you won't know till you try.
Have a read of the build threads and you will be inspired.

[db1979]

You don't have to have great skills to have a go. Heaps of people on here have had no experience at all and made beautiful rigs. Start with a simple pot still to learn how to cut and solder the copper and then go from there, you won't know till you try.
Have a read of the build threads and you will be inspired.

:text-+1: once you see that first bit of solder get sucked into the joint you get hooked :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Huntsman96]

You don't have to have great skills to have a go. Heaps of people on here have had no experience at all and made beautiful rigs. Start with a simple pot still to learn how to cut and solder the copper and then go from there, you won't know till you try.
Have a read of the build threads and you will be inspired.

:text-+1: once you see that first bit of solder get sucked into the joint you get hooked :handgestures-thumbupleft:

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