Unbelievable! | DIY Vevor Condenser Coil Upgrade for Your Home Still!!

#vevor #condensercoil #homedistilling #korea
This week, Chuck is doing a DIY Vevor Condenser Coil Upgrade. We learned about this in a Facebook group for Beginning Moonshiners. And Chuck also saw a video from Still in the Clear referencing this upgrade (video linked below).
Our condenser coil needed an upgrade to more effectively condense the alcohol vapors back to a liquid and also to provide more copper in this still for cleaning up the alcohol.
In addition to the condenser bucket for the still, Chuck also ordered some items from Amazon. Those items for the upgrade are listed below.
Chuck completes the upgrade for the condenser coil in the video and also does a cleaning run with the Vevor still and a sacrifice run to make sure everything is working well.
Still in the Clear video: • Dave's Vevor still cop...
Parts:
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Wostore Spring Tubing Benders Kit: amzn.to/3pK2WXa
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[@ToastedSynapseGaming]

Can you please tell us more about the induction stove you are using (how many W and what's the diameter of the element)? I thought the Vevor was non-magnetic and wouldn't work well. But I see you're doing just fine. I just wanna make sure I get a good stove.

[@kimchirednecks]

@@ToastedSynapseGaming It is a Korean brand Cuckoo stove. It is about 1800 watts. The diameter of the element is about 10 inches (I think). We have used it exclusively with our Vevor stills and have not had any issues. With our larger stills, it will take longer to heat (also if the pot is wider than the contact area), but it does the job.

[@kamilozer3503]

Türkçe yayınlayın anlayalm baybay

[@kimchirednecks]

So sorry, we do not have anyone to translate into Turkish.

[@TheMrpiggyboy]

Just loved your video I was glad you came back to the ktchen for the finals . Oh there is a gost in your fridege @18.24. I know. I know. We must always live in peace.

[@kimchirednecks]

Thanks for watching!! LOL. That ghost is my better half! We never even noticed that til you pointed it out! And we definitely live in peace 😂😂😂😂

[@MrAlexCamata]

Putting water in the pipe and closing the ends and freezing it helps you bend it as well

[@kimchirednecks]

Thank you. That is a great tip!

[@TheChefmike66]

Wow, that's interesting. I would worry about it rupturing from ice expansion, but a fascinating concept.

[@wpshaffer]

What type/size is the hose? I have a Vevor that didn’t come with the hose.

[@kimchirednecks]

I think it is 3/8 ID tubing. You can get it probably from Amazon or an aquarium store.

[@wpshaffer]

I should’ve been clearer. I’m talking about the flexible tubing/hose that connects the boiler to the condenser

[@kimchirednecks]

@@wpshaffer It's a 3/8ths ID flex hose which 1/2 inch connector on the end. Ours came with our Vevor kit.

[@zigavojska1672]

You can use big wine cooking 2000w stainless cooker for a distiller, just the lid must be tight.

[@kimchirednecks]

There are several home brewers that can be used to distill. I like these because they are easy to clean and work with an induction eye, so I don't have to worry about scorching the mash on a heating element.

[@darrell2150beta]

I mean no disrespect, but your voice reminds me of the Red Green show

[@kimchirednecks]

Had to look that one up. The name was familiar but it has been awhile since we've seen that. Thanks for the comment!

[@chrislnflorida5192]

😃😃😃, im not running Vevor, but i am running the same set up. My worm is already 3/8th tubing, u actually notak8ng a change?

[@kimchirednecks]

Since our tube is now longer, it is less likely to get steam blown all the way through. (If you don't have enough coil when you are cooking, it is possible to blow steam all the way through it).Happy shining!

[@zigavojska1672]

Hello, couldnt you make the condenser from flexible stainless pipe, just add a spacer to hold the coils? thanks , best regards

[@kimchirednecks]

You could do that. Technically all you need is a heat conductive material to cool the steam back to a liquid. Copper is just kind of traditional and is supposed to help remove some things from the alcohol. Sulfer compounds I think.

[@Appophust]

Phil Billy Moonshine also has upgrade parts for the Vevor stills if you aren't so handy.

[@kimchirednecks]

That is good to know. Thanks for the tip!

[@tombigelow7391]

You hooked me with wire😎

[@kimchirednecks]

Thanks for watching. i went back and looked at it and my redneck self was calling the tubing wire. lol

[@billbill7654]

Please be captain spalding for Halloween.

[@kimchirednecks]

Probably not going to happen. But thanks for the comment and for watching.

[@larryhaynes7298]

Are you the hypothetical Victor fairy

[@larryhaynes7298]

Liquor**

[@kimchirednecks]

Lol. Home distilling is legal here, so we don't have to be hypothetical 😊 South Korea is friendly for home distillation.

[@andybenjamin81]

Where did you get your copper hose at?

[@andybenjamin81]

The hose that connects the pot to the thumper and the thumper to the worm?

[@kimchirednecks]

@@andybenjamin81 You can get them from Philbillly Moonshine (www.philbillymoonshine.com) or you can try and find them on Amazon.

[@kimchirednecks]

@@andybenjamin81 Philbilly Moonshine has lots of great upgrades for the Vevor kits. You can get them there.

[@TinkerersMind]

I like your style 👍😎

[@kimchirednecks]

Thank you for watching and for the comment. We love your handle!!

[@Missouri-rockhound]

Wire???

[@kimchirednecks]

We did not use wires. But as rednecks, we will admit to using some zip ties. LOL

[@gregwinfrey5015]

I drilled the four holes for zip ties to low and immediately realized they would leak. I redrilled them about an inch higher and filled the original holes with silicone.

[@kimchirednecks]

Yeah, attention to detail. At least that is a relatively easy fix. We have all been there!