Aussiedistiller, Home Distilling, Moonshine, Home Brew

vsboost wrote:Hey Mac,

What size sight glass and how much?

Cheers

These are 4" & are also available in 3" & 2" but I still haven't figured out pricing yet, I think the 4" will be pretty expensive at around $90 each

MacStill wrote:Another new release for FSD :D

Screw sight glass with extended pipe for slip join into expanded copper pipe.

6 x 4 reducing tee with SSG

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The SSG components showing the extended pipe section, perfect for the DIY builder wanting the best sight glass on the market :dance:

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Yep, they will do nicely... :dance:

They look fantastic :handgestures-thumbupleft: , would love to know how much the 3" are.

Yes Doc I know, the pics are hideous :teasing-neener:

but I was in a rush :laughing-rolling:

vsboost wrote:They look fantastic :handgestures-thumbupleft: , would love to know how much the 3" are.

The 3" would roughly come in at around the $75 mark, as these 4" are prototype it would be difficult to give exact figures unless I get a proper quote for other sizes.

I think I now know which way to go for sightglasses, as I got some 100mm pipe for $82.50 p/m inc gst. :handgestures-thumbupleft: :handgestures-thumbupleft:

I have 4 of the 4" available, I was going to use them myself but dont have time to build anything with them.... $90 each, first to PM gets them :handgestures-thumbupleft:

1,2,3....You've done it again Mac :happy-partydance: :happy-partydance: :happy-partydance:
You should be extremely proud of yourself mate :handgestures-thumbupleft: to have the foresight and tenacity to go a I've and beyond,developing,sourcing and supplying the best quality products available in Australia,and probably,the world,at an extremely competitive price :handgestures-thumbupleft: :handgestures-thumbupleft:
Best you go and have a drink or three,as a reward for all your hard efforts to date :laughing-rolling:

Just googled "copper t" to try to find out how much it costs to get the other parts required.

Apparently a copper t is not a plumbing supply item and definately won't be going in my still.

Richard

5 o'clock wrote:Just googled "copper t" to try to find out how much it costs to get the other parts required.

Apparently a copper t is not a plumbing supply item and definately won't be going in my still.

Richard

Da fark ? :wtf:

I can walk into any plumbing supply in Perth and pick up copper tees, cant for the life of me understand how you came to that conclusion

Try googling it Mac

5 o'clock wrote:Try googling it Mac

Nope!

Google the correct term "copper tee" and try to remain on topic please ;-)

Pintobootleg wrote:1,2,3
Best you go and have a drink or three,as a reward for all your hard efforts to date :laughing-rolling:

After todays dealings with customs and DHL I think a few drinks is inevitable, express freight my bum :laughing-rolling:

Mate, this stuff just keeps getting better and better :clap: :clap: :clap:

Kimbo wrote:Mate, this stuff just keeps getting better and better :clap: :clap: :clap:

Wait till tomorrow :D

LX77 wrote:

MacStill wrote:Wait till tomorrow :D

It's tomorrow !! 8-}

I know :teasing-neener:

I just saw the new addition.... what an elegant piece of engineering, you are taking the plated still to a new level. Congratulations...
Doc

the Doctor wrote:I just saw the new addition.... what an elegant piece of engineering, you are taking the plated still to a new level. Congratulations...
Doc

But what about the pic ? :))

:teasing-neener:

Thanks Doc, should we say "The leader in High Performance Distilling" :D

The pic is good and I do think that "The leader in High Performance Distilling" is no stretch...your equipment is the cutting edge of the craft... I know where I will be going for my next still.
Doc

I think I like them :mrgreen: