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[RuddyCrazy]

first drips but you can fondle the stainless and feel the heat rise, handy when you want

Sorry, been working graveyard shifts...but what is this site again? :laughing-rolling:

Well mate go look in the column build section and look at some some copper still porn to wake up :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

[spot on]

yeh guys thinking of going 4' modular so can build up can i make it fit on my 35lt didgi until can afford milk can boiler seen guys using pulleys and ties could cope with that

[RobMichelle]

Would be risky I reckon, sure probly doable but once they get hot and something goes wrong it won’t be pretty. All depends on what your happy with, many be a bit more patient and wait till you can get what you want to do it all safely.

[Wellsy]

The Stig will know for sure, but the strength of your boiler to support the weight is the issue I believe.

I think you will be astounded at how well the 5star gear is built. It is rock solid and weighs quite a bit. I think a lot of the pulls etc are in place to help with the actual lifting of the gear.

[The Stig]

It will work but you need to take some of the weight by either lifting from below or strapping from above .
The weight will want to pull the lid off so taking the weight off is the only way .
Having said that , plenty of guys have done it and used it as a starting point to grow into a full bubbler

[Buj]

Hi Spot On,

I use one of these Bunnings pulley/ratchet ties for my 2" FSD Pot Still and Boka on a 30lt boiler.
Very simple and peace of mind in case a wind gust rips through my back patio or for lifting up still and boiler lid for filling.
I use it with some light chain around the stills.

[spot on]

Thanks for the advice guys after bombarding Andrew with dumb questions i decided to go with the 2" pot ordered it Wednesday was in my hot little hands Friday cant recommend FSD highly enough can't wait to crank this baby up while listening to copper head road . Now on to tried and proven recipes

[TheRealMrMessy]

Enjoy mate, I sometimes run a 2" pot on my 35 brewzilla when stripping or spirit run on small batches! Edit: Lid takes it fine.