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I'm guessing the speed is based on the type of torch?

This is like a bolt on kit that takes 2 days of mods to fit.

How much would you charge for a few 2" plates, with 5 holes drilled in each? Also where did you purchase those brass ferrules? Been looking for a good supplier

Could have cut those tubes another 1.5” longer and provided 20% more cooling surface….

Is the compensating coil tin or aluminum, channel owner?

Very nice thank you for your time !

i'm guessing he has gone out of business?

What is the name of that flux? That is able to withstand direct flame, yet still be effective? My apologies if you mentioned that, please enlighten us?

Looks great! Excellent work.

Website must not be available any longer!

where to find the parts...

Where to buy parts. Your site is down?

Craftsmanship and art!

You do realize it's called a down COMER, and that slight beveled edge is a CHAMFER.

Your website is hard to find

Wish I know whats it used for. Is that a condenser.?

beautiful job!

Are you still selling components?

Do these things have automatic shutoff? Or do you have to shut it off by hand?

masterful!

How thick are the end plates ?

What size would you recommend for a 36 inch 2 inch column?

OK? OK? OK?

What flux did you use ? Was it a liquid or paste , thanks nice video

Nice one bro

Very nice!

A lazy Susan would help you spin the unit easier. Great video...

Ca ca ca calm down Morty your giving me a headache.

Thank you!

What tool did you use on those fingers ?

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@0:25 99.8% lead-free means there is about 2 grams of lead in every kilogram of brass. #leadfree

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your site comes up as un-secure, maybe need to check your set up, can't get there so can't buy anything

Thing of beauty .

Hi Greg.I have looked at your videos of the Dephlegmator fabrication video 1 to 6 for making Copper Moonshine Stills and find them very well done and very informative.I also looked at the Secondary Condenser fabrication Video #1 for Copper Moonshine Stills video but cannot find a follow up on this.Are there any more videos on this and if so where can I find them.I found none on your site.Can you help me on this please?

is it possible to make a working 2" dephlegmator, or is the size too small to work

What a beautiful Saturday job very nice job keep up the good work

OK.

He is right when using a buffing wire wheel with no guard always wear minimum safety glasses as these things spit out chunks of wire that actually penetrate your shirt and skin and can take out your eyes, Safety First Last and Always.