Not too difficult to slap together but some instructions would be nice. Haven’t ran anything yet still gotta clean and sac run but seems alright for the price
This VEVOR product is well constructed out of quality material and has everything I need packed in a well organized parcel. This heavy-duty item is well worth the price paid. Thank you for your kind service and prompt delivery. I look forward to purchasing more from your extensive product range. Thank you. Top marks.
High quality construction, easy to clean and very efficient distillation speed with exceptionally clean spirit result at at 70% ABV
[ dependent on how much heat you apply ]
Thumper tank allows for a secondary distillation stage for a purer end spirit but also allows for the introduction of desired flavors, as per in GIN production.
I have added a thermometer to the outlet from the Thumper to guage the vapor temp and found behavior similar to Reflux Still column where the temperature rises and collapses cyclically due to vapor movement towards the condenser, very desirable as it shows how efficiently the Still is working as a heat engine.
I ran a low and slow heat batch and then a higher heat batch thinking that the slow would produce a purer product but found no discernable difference.
So, if you're into distillation this set up is a ripper, easily handles a normal brew shop 25 Lt batch of wash over about 2.5 hours with excellent results.
Photos are too big to post , so sorry about that.
Had to replace the O rings on the connector lines, leak both times I ran it. Might have to replace the connecter lines all together from the thump keg and condenser. Still a good deal for a beginner.
Was never fond of my tap water but now I can make my own distilled water. As bobby would say \"Now that's some high quality h2o!\" I feel like the lid let's out a lil bit of air (maybe the 4 latch system?). But no other leaks I'm aware of. If u need to know, then u need a #18 and #22 wrench to snug up stuff. A lil wonky getting bendable hoses in position (second pair of hands would come in handy). I suggest snipping 1 inch of hose off and taking that small copper tube and slide it in the 1 inch hose piece and then slip onto threads inside the thumper relieving side. Cut more hose for extension of water spout if needed.
Don 
