Artisan condenser - worth having?

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Artisan condenser - worth having?

Postby Damo » Wed Sep 19, 2012 4:00 am

Hi All,

Has anyone used the copper Artisan condenser on the T500? I have read some info against it from people who didn't actually own one but I wondered if there was anyone here who had actual experience with it?
There is a company here that sell the T500 with it for only $80 NZD extra which I thought sounded cheap?

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Re: Artisan condenser - worth having?

Postby YHB » Wed Sep 19, 2012 6:52 am

What do you get for your money?

Copper looks nice.

Copper is soft and can easily be damaged or bent.

Copper pipe reduces sulphides, but so does copper saddles.

$80 NZD will go a long way towards a Pot Head for the Stainless T500 to give you a very versatile still.

And yes - I do not have one, but I have built a copper still that after a couple of months has a few dents in it.

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Re: Artisan condenser - worth having?

Postby Damo » Wed Sep 19, 2012 9:06 pm

Mate, that sounds like a lot of common sense talking! Yes there are copper saddles in the standard unit and it has two thermometers which is probably a plus too. $80 will buy a bunch of nice glass bottles!

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