Ep 041 - Tools and Equipment
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Hello all,
For this video I decided I would show some of the tools and equipment I use, and have laying about, for when I make a new batch of spirits.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Have a great week!
Just looking back over some of your college level videos. Miss you, Brother Adam, I hope all is well with you.
I appreciate what you have done here, thank you!
This channel adds the science that I've been missing from the other Stilling UA-camrs. Well done mate, keep it up.
Hey! It's been a while since you posted anything. Your content was/is amazing, i think you have a lot to share and should definitely keep it up. Thank you!
Would just like to commend you on an excellent channel Adam. Your information is accurate and well researched and I recommend it to every member of my Facebook group as a must watch. Keep it up please as, in my opinion, it is the most informative channel on this topic.
Hello Adam, it has been a couple of months since you posted. I am hoping you are okay.
Thank you for all you are doing. Tremendous information.
adam, you're a legend
That was a great rundown!! Can you imagine putting links to each of these items.
Great video and thank you for sharing your knowledge!! You should add amazon affiliated links. I would gladly use them to encourage you. It's been 5 months since your last video, Hope your okay? Would be an interesting series of videos to see you use these during the whole process. I would like to see your fermentation process with the garbage can. What type of plastic is the garbage can? Food safe? Thx
look at university or college surplus, they often have microscopes for a decent price.
Can i use that filter for alcohol?
It has a lot of plastic in it, so I wouldn't recommend it. I mean, it might be fine, but I don't know so I don't feel right recommending it, or even suggesting it.
If you want something like an RO, or Carbon block (CTO), filter for spirits than I would get a stainless steel filter housing, and put a ceramic RO filter, or a CTO filter in it. In both cases, you'll also need a pump, because those filters require higher pressure on one side of the filter.