LoO's current configs

Law_Of_Ohms

Modularity at its finest!

First up is Tiny, This 345L (90 Gal) boiler will strip a ~%10 alc wash at 22+ liters per hour (6 gallons)

I've used Still Dragon reducers to mimic a classic still shape, works very well. I do find she is a bit big and thinking of cutting her in half.

Starts at 8in -> 6in -> 4in -> 2 in.

I should be able to crack 30L per hour output now i have another reducer, but i will need to put my 4in dephlegmator in front of the 2in shotgun.

Second, ( haven't run it yet )

It starts at 6in, 7 plates in total with the possibility of having a 2in packed section above the plates. (the sky is not the limit, my roof is)

FullySilenced

LOO instead of cutting her up ... lay her down and make a firebox under her...kinda like the old steam locomotives.... firebox could even be firebricks and refractory cement, if you have a location for it all with no reduction in capacity.... you would have some outlet changes to make but its a doable thing ... similar to the one WHAT is making... only bigger..

Philter

That's not Tiny - that's a monster! Do you run packing in Tiny's product condensor?

Law_Of_Ohms

Do you run packing in Tiny's product condensor?

No packing, just standard 2in long shotgun.

LOO instead of cutting her up ... lay her down and make a firebox under her

I just think its way too big for me, ~170L would be much more practicle

FullySilenced

Cut her in half and one half boiler one half fermenter... two for one deal i guess ... still think a firebox would save you fuel big time...

Law_Of_Ohms

here's the vid ppl wanted:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPO9suapWq4

Lloyd

You really are just showing off.

Love the oak barrels.

BareKnuckles

Damn Loo... @-)

Smaug

@BareKnuckles said: Damn Loo... @-)

I know right? Nice and proofy too..........Pardon me for a moment. Have tuh go pee now. :D

Philter

LOO - are you sure your condenser hasn't sprung a leak? Reminds me of a chess game, having to keep many steps ahead. Seriously man, that is impressive.

cooperville

that boiler looks very safe on top of those 5 pavers ! :))