1 Gallon Copper Still Parts Kit from Clawhammer Supply

We are happy to offer the excellent 1 Gallon Copper Still Parts Kit.

With so many on offer these days, it is great to have a make you can trust. The 1 Gallon Copper Still Parts Kit is certainly that and will be a perfect purchase.

For this great price, the 1 Gallon Copper Still Parts Kit is highly respected and is a popular choice with most people. Clawhammer Supply have added some nice touches and this equals good value for money.

1 gallon Copper "Moonshine" Still Kit - 100% copper. Step-by-step online assembly video instructions. Machine cut parts, perfectly sized and pre-drilled. Solid copper rivets. YOU NEED - A hammer, locking pliers, plumbing torch, lead free plumbing solder, water soluble plumbing flux, and a sense of adventure! Please note, assembly instructions exist in video format only and are available for free on the manufacturers website. If you do not have a fast or reliable internet connection, a USB memory stick, pre-loaded with all of the videos, is available for purchase directly from the manufacturer. Legal stuff - Buyer assumes any and all liability. Distilling equipment may not be legal for use in some areas. According to federal rules, stills are legal to be owned if not being used, nor intended to be used, to produce alcohol. In other words, if a still is only being used to filter water or make essential oils and these actions do not involve the distillation of alcohol, a still is legal to own, according to federal rules, and no permits are required. Additionally, distillation equipment can legally be used to distill ethanol if the still operator has a federal fuel alcohol permit. The permit is free, is easy to obtain. Rules on distillation vary from state to state. However, in alignment with federal rules, it is illegal to produce alcohol for consumption or for fuel, on the state level, without proper permits. Make sure to check your state requirements for ownership and operation of distillation equipment before purchasing a still. According to the Federal TTB, the definition of a still "shall not include stills used for laboratory purposes or stills used for distilling water or other nonalcoholic materials where the cubic distilling capacity is one gallon or less;" This still is explicitly designed to meet this requirement. Note: We do not sell to North Carolina residents.