Is this a legit still design?
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Re: Is this a legit still design?
by Icefever » Sun Aug 16, 2015 12:08 pm
Mashy wrote: One of the benefits of terrible manufacturers instructions...
A thriving second hand market.
Hallelujah brother Mashy....praise be to the drink Gods.
may all the unwashed ones find their way here..(unwashed ones??? do you get it)
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Re: Is this a legit still design?
by chill » Sun Aug 16, 2015 6:26 pm
A person could get pun-ished for comments like that! 
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Re: Is this a legit still design?
by Mash » Sun Aug 16, 2015 7:23 pm
...I have a twin tub 
It's a very easy way to double your output.
Buy another Airstill. My 2nd was 5 miles and £60. Thank you preloved.
It's a very easy way to double your output.
Buy another Airstill. My 2nd was 5 miles and £60. Thank you preloved.
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Re: Is this a legit still design?
by Myles » Sat Aug 22, 2015 9:01 am
The still design from the OP is based on a legit design but it has very limited use. Made with other materials the origional concept was for a solar powered water distiller.
You can use it as a low power strip still if you intend to then run the product through another still to nake cuts.
It has very limited application though and if you build it you won't use it for long before moving up to something better.
You can use it as a low power strip still if you intend to then run the product through another still to nake cuts.
It has very limited application though and if you build it you won't use it for long before moving up to something better.
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