Confederate Stills

[Confederate Stills]

http://confederatestills.com/ building a new product, a 160 gal mash cooker, SS perforated false bottom, 3 heating elements with controller from Distillery Controls (Swede) thermowell/ 5" thermometer, cooling coil, sparging spray built into lid, will add pics as it nears completion.

[MG Thermal Consulting]

I have a line of small chillers (less than 2 HP) that can be used for small set-ups. Around 8-10,000 btu/hr with circulator pump. I can send you a picture, if you are interested.

[Swede]

I'm sure the finished product will look fantastic, is there going to be a stainless liner in it, or will you be using just the wood for the vessel Paul?

[Confederate Stills]

I'm sure the finished product will look fantastic, is there going to be a stainless liner in it, or will you be using just the wood for the vessel Paul?

The wood is the tank....3 bulkhead fittings for the elements, 2" drain also at the screen level for solids to be flushed out....sparging spray nozzles built into the lid. attaching todays pic. paul-csa

[Mash]

How many heating and cooling cycles will the wood take before it splits or leaks? Approx?

[Artisan Still Design]

as long as its kept wet, should last a good long while, I'd think. considering oak barrels have been used as thump kegs for many a year

[Confederate Stills]

all my pics of the finished mash cooker are too large to upload to this web site....you can see pics on my FB site: Confederate Stills