Using the BD747

[crow]

ok I'm doing astrip run with the new burner . I built a kilm which was useless as it couldn't draw anough air and trapped the flame anyway its good now but I'm a bit worried how much is too much heat . I've turned it right down but its still making the bottom of the keg glow red is the stainless ok that hot

[crow]

Snake alive the temp is coming up fast will have to build a steel stand for it never seen bricks glow bright red before hope nothing fucks up , ok distillate is pissin out like I ain't never seen 250 mls in well under a min

[stubbydrainer]

Arn't they great :handgestures-thumbupleft:
I love the brutal rawness of the BD747 it fantastic :laughing-rolling:
but I went back to the three ring burner for obvious reasons ;-)

[crow]

If nothing gives I'm in love . fill up a 600ml jar while typing Edit spirit is around 70 ABV EDIT 2 had to turn it down some more struggle to get 100 % vapor knock down now getting 60 ABV at 100 ml in 18 seconds does this sound ok for a strip run

[crow]

Ok whats the consensus on a good ABV to cut of at on a strip I normally go for 15 to 20 % sound about right ? never thought to ask so I just went a bit lower than normal in the past EDIT ok an hr in and I'm down to 30 ABV and thats with the burner turned right down had to use a bit more water to get knock down re thinking about re circulation now EDIT 2 My over view of this burner is that it is fucking fantastic , all done in two hrs and if I hadn't of wussed out may have been over in one . Don is a dead set no bullshit legend and his burner is the bomb period ^:)^ , can and will recommend :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[cdbrown]

I was told to stop at 20%. I guess you're going to have to increase the cooling power to compensate.

Did the low wines came out nice and clear at such a fast rate?

[crow]

yeah mate perfect came out at 70 % and I shut it down at 20 or just below :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Frank]

Arn't they great :handgestures-thumbupleft:
......but I went back to the three ring burner for obvious reasons ;-)

and what are these OBVIOUS reasons Stubbs??? :? :think:

[crow]

Arn't they great :handgestures-thumbupleft:
......but I went back to the three ring burner for obvious reasons ;-)

and what are these OBVIOUS reasons Stubbs??? :? :think:

hoping someone would ask that before me I'll take some convincing to pack mine away this burner is stiffy material , turned fully up the flame is near 1 mtr high :shock: and hot enough to hammer weld with

[stubbydrainer]

turned fully up the flame is near 1 mtr high :shock: and hot enough to hammer weld with

enough said !!
burning the wash to the base of the boiler is a big concern

[crow]

oh yeah I have checked that yet shit I hope that hasn't happened :doh:
EDIT Emptied the keg was no probs nothing burnt on ect. :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[crow]

Dream run : had the burner turned half way from full flame just stripped 40+ ltrs 15% ABV fig wash from 75% down to 10% in an hr and a half start to finish :happy-partydance:

[Cane Toad]

Good shit hey :laughing-rolling: :D :laughing-rolling: it'll also cook 8 mud crabs to perfection in just under 9 minutes or 5kgs of king tiger prawns in 6 minutes,just adding this from experience :D :D :D