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Hey all, Look what I found at my doorstep yesterday. [ATTACH=CONFIG]665[/ATTACH] And when I emptied the boxes. [ATTACH=CONFIG]666[/ATTACH] And I would like to introduce the first addition to Maddawgs Distillery "Tasha Lee". She is a beautiful piece of art (Thanks to Rick and his crew at BH) [ATTACH=CONFIG]667[/ATTACH] Maddawgs Maddawgs attached the following image(s):  007.JPG (189kb) downloaded 4 time(s). 009.JPG (179kb) downloaded 4 time(s). 011.JPG (190kb) downloaded 4 time(s).You cannot view/download attachments. Try to login or register.
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Nice! What are you using for heat?
Just a recommendation: don't rush things with you first wash. Relax, take your time, and avoid short-cuts ... and get yourself a log book ... it'll come in handy down the road.
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Md changes name to happy dog :)
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"It's not Christmas yet!!!!!!!!! Put that stuff back in the box and just wait like everyone else!  I remember setting mine up that first time and honestly it is the first time since I was a kid that I can remember being that excited.....lol It's funny you named ""her"", I call mine Reuben James!"
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Originally Posted by: John Barleycorn  Nice! What are you using for heat?
Just a recommendation: don't rush things with you first wash. Relax, take your time, and avoid short-cuts ... and get yourself a log book ... it'll come in handy down the road. Hi JB, I'll be using two 2000 watt elements. I'll use both for quick heat up. Then turn one off and control the other with an rsc. Yes I plan on taking it slow and steady. Already have the log book. This weekend will be cleaning and sacrificial runs, plus get two 6 gallon washes going for a 12 gallon run before xmas. Maddawgs
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Originally Posted by: shovelhead91701 It's not Christmas yet!!!!!!!!! Put that stuff back in the box and just wait like everyone else! I remember setting mine up that first time and honestly it is the first time since I was a kid that I can remember being that excited.....lol It's funny you named "her", I call mine Reuben James! Thanks Shovelhead, I've been like a little kid since I ordered it, pretty exciting. I named her after one of our Maddawgs, a beautiful shelti that passed several years ago Maddawgs
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Boy am i jealous of that 15 gallon rig. To many other things going on for now.
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Originally Posted by: scotty Boy am i jealous of that 15 gallon rig. To many other things going on for now. Hi Scotty, It is built like a tank, heavy duty and Rick did an awesome job on the npts Maddawgs
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Originally Posted by: Maddawgs Hi Scotty,
It is built like a tank, heavy duty and Rick did an awesome job on the npts
Maddawgs His welding on my Boiler and on my carbon filter is nothing less than perfect  
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I love the pats on the back, but unfortunately they really belong to our welder. But I will pass that 'pat' along. :)
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Originally Posted by: Admin I love the pats on the back, but unfortunately they really belong to our welder. But I will pass that 'pat' along. :) Tell that welder I said thanks Maddawgs
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Originally Posted by: Maddawgs Tell that welder I said thanks
Maddawgs Looks great I have been considering this model for quite some time now... just need to learn more before I pull the trigger 
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Originally Posted by: BrewedOut Looks great I have been considering this model for quite some time now... just need to learn more before I pull the trigger Hi Brewedout, For a cm syle still, this is the top of the line. It will do everyhing the PS2 can but twice as fast. Maddawgs
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Originally Posted by: Maddawgs Hi Brewedout,
For a cm syle still, this is the top of the line. It will do everyhing the PS2 can but twice as fast.
Maddawgs I always knew bigger was better  looking forward to hearing about your artwork!
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Man am I jealous of set-up... when I get my funds together that's what I've decided to go with. I'll just keep on reading and learning until then. did you get any other mod's besides the NTP fittings in the boiler?
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Originally Posted by: captinjack Man am I jealous of set-up... when I get my funds together that's what I've decided to go with. I'll just keep on reading and learning until then. did you get any other mod's besides the NTP fittings in the boiler? Hi cap, No other mods. I was going to do the same thing Bayou Ruler had with his mods to the top bung area of the column but after more research found it was not really needed. One mod I would like is a sight glass port near the top of the boiler just so you could see the mix coming to a boil. Maddawgs
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nice set up, i justgot the 2" tower ran 94% for the first run
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Originally Posted by: BrokeDickBrew nice set up, i justgot the 2" tower ran 94% for the first run Hi BDB, Congrats 94% is pretty good. What size kettle are you using and how long did your run take. I'll be starting my first ferment (two 6 gallon buckets) on Christmas Eve day and my first run on New Years Eve day. Maddawgs
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I post4ed that on my first run
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Originally Posted by: captinjack Man am I jealous of set-up... when I get my funds together that's what I've decided to go with. I'll just keep on reading and learning until then. did you get any other mod's besides the NTP fittings in the boiler? Any issues fitting the heating elements which uses the NPSM threads with the NTP coupler?
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