Aussiedistiller, Home Distilling, Moonshine, Home Brew

Copper Sight Glass Tee’s back in stock
And 1/2” Needle Valves

Can vouch for those copper tees being super sexxxxxy! 8-}

Can we have some pics of that new super sexy milk can Andrew?

Does this wet your whistle Prof Green ??

Nice legs mate :teasing-tease:

Boiler looks sweet too :handgestures-thumbupleft:

db1979 wrote:Nice legs mate

I wondered why you keep calling round :teasing-neener: :laughing-rolling:

A couple more of her dressed up

I measured my boiler and I am about two inchs shy of fitting a 100l boiler. But I guess I wouldnt need it for neutral would get away with it without my packed section. Off to buy a piggy bank and start saving.. :handgestures-thumbupleft:

I can lend you a small jack hammer?
Those wet cutting concrete saws do a fine job too

bluc wrote:I measured my boiler and I am about two inchs shy of fitting a 100l boiler. But I guess I wouldnt need it for neutral would get away with it without my packed section. Off to buy a piggy bank and start saving.. :handgestures-thumbupleft:

If you run a strip/spirit strategy for your neutral you can get away with 4 plates and the packed section. I need to do that as I'm height restricted too.

Andrew wrote:Does this wet your whistle Prof Green ??

Whistle, shorts and next door's cat.

I didn't think those milk cans could get any better but there it is!

I’m thinking a 2” Sight Glass might be on the horizon for all the 50L boilers :music-deathmetal:

Does the drain valve still have the downward tap spout or is it a normal TC connection now? That's the only thing that annoys me about my milk can.

Straight out tri-clamp :handgestures-thumbupleft:
The bent one annoyed me as well

Nice!

Gotta be the best hobby level boilers available.

:naughty: :naughty: :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead: :violence-smack:

Need to sell some cows.

The piece on top of the boiler below first tee..how does that seal to the can? Is it a triclover fitting direct on can with a triclover reducer or is it a rolled edge onto a silicone seal bit like the turbo boiler? And how tall is that reducer part?

Hey bluc,
Zoom in on the photos.
Looks like it uses over-center latches with a silicone seal instead of triclamps.
So I guess you will be "limited (not actually a limitation) to the opening on the reducer (4" I think).

scythe wrote:Hey bluc,
Zoom in on the photos.
Looks like it uses over-center latches with a silicone seal instead of triclamps.
So I guess you will be "limited (not actually a limitation) to the opening on the reducer (4" I think).

Correct. It seals extremely well and makes it quite easy to remove the head from the tank for one person.

Once the lid is off it’s an 8” opening