Making A Still

Making A StillFrom purifying water to refining gasoline, stills are a fundamental bit of survival hardware, useful for any backyard.NOTE: USING A STILL TO MAKE LIQUOR MAY BE AGAINST THE LAW IN YOUR AREA. THE HANDLING OF COMBUSTIBLES AROUND OPEN FLAME IS DANGEROUS. THE REFINING AND END PRODUCT OF WHICH MAY ALSO BE DANGEROUS.Here is how we would make a still...All of the materials listed can be found at your local hardware store. Some of these you may already have at home. Still

15ft Copper Tubing -8mm

A Bucket

Cork or Clay Sealant

Drill

Pot with lid or Pressure-Cooker NEVER ALUMINUM OR LEAD

Ice

Form a coil with the copper tube, leaving a long lead-in. The coils should be evenly spaced.

Drill a hole in the bucket, and poke the lower end of your coil through this.

A bit of clay or another sized cork seals the tube to the bucket.

The copper tube is then connected to the pressure-cooker with a cork, use your drill to size and seal fit the coil to the pressure-cooker.

Fill the bucket with ice.

From here you can now enrich alcohol or distill water, make sure to place a Mason-Jar or other sterilized container to catch whatever is being refined.Additional Readinghttps://diyprojects.com/make-still-diy/https://www.clawhammersupply.com/blogs/moonshine-still-blog/81844740-how-to-build-a-copper-still