A big thank you
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A big thank you
Just before Christmas I was lucky enough to receive this copper parrot especially made by our very own Gadget, I'm absolutely chuffed to own it and the fact that it was made by someone within our small circle of friends makes it all the more special. Thank you


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Brewhunter - Senior Distiller

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Re: A big thank you
So it was a Happy Copper Christmas.
Looks great too.
Beats a stainless one every time
Looks great too.
Beats a stainless one every time

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Re: A big thank you
Jealous, looks amazing!
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Re: A big thank you
this looks amazing and i just wonder how is it made?would a soldering iron and a bit of plumbing knowledge be suffice or is there accurate measurements invvolved too
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Re: A big thank you
tasleBHC wrote:this looks amazing and i just wonder how is it made?would a soldering iron and a bit of plumbing knowledge be suffice or is there accurate measurements invvolved too
If you have the basic tools, and know-how of plumbing you could knock one up...there's loads of photos on the web to give you ideas.
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Re: A big thank you
Soldering iron, no.
Small gas blow torch, yes.
Various builds detailed on this site.
Search tab, top right of page, ask the right question.
Robert.
Small gas blow torch, yes.
Various builds detailed on this site.
Search tab, top right of page, ask the right question.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Re: A big thank you
Easydrinker wrote:Soldering iron, no.
Small gas blow torch, yes.
Various builds detailed on this site.
Search tab, top right of page, ask the right question.![]()
Robert.
thanks as always robert.. ill have a peak soon .. i actually need room to make a still .. lol hardly got room to run an airstill.. hahaha
can get the blow torch and practise with scrap sheets i guess though.. lead free solder or silver
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Re: A big thank you
If I understand the question correctly,
For practise use leaded solder. I have always found that easier, and I have done a LOT of soldering.
When you get the hang of it, build a still with Lead free, for the obvious reasons.
Don't forget to use the appropiate flux
Robert.
For practise use leaded solder. I have always found that easier, and I have done a LOT of soldering.
When you get the hang of it, build a still with Lead free, for the obvious reasons.
Don't forget to use the appropiate flux
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Re: A big thank you
I was going to say... And wire wool, but that might show my age.
So.. you also need some plumbers emery strip. Much better and lasts longer.
I have often thought that basic one joint plumbing could do with a video. Guess someone had already done one on YouTube.
So.. you also need some plumbers emery strip. Much better and lasts longer.
I have often thought that basic one joint plumbing could do with a video. Guess someone had already done one on YouTube.

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Re: A big thank you
Did you mean has or had Mash, because there are?
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Re: A big thank you
I should have been "has".
Didn't have time to check, just assumed someone would have done one
Didn't have time to check, just assumed someone would have done one

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