10 Gallon Copper Moonshine Still Kit - Thumper, Worm & Temperature Gauge
Our 10 gallon copper moonshine still arrives as a complete, ready-to-run kit. The hand-built boiler is topped with a 45-degree copper cap and a 1" to 1/2" reducer that feeds into a 1 gallon copper thump keg, which includes a handy drain plug many other stills leave off.
From there the vapor travels into a 1 gallon coiled copper worm condenser fitted with 3/8" tubing and brass hose connections, and a quality temperature gauge keeps you on track. Fired by gas (burner not included), this rig can pull better than eight quarts of high-proof distillate in a single run of whiskey, rum, brandy, or moonshine.
- 10 gallon hand-built copper boiler
- 45-degree cap with 1" to 1/2" reducer
- 1 gallon thump keg with drain plug
- 1 gallon coiled worm with brass fittings
- Temperature gauge included; free U.S. shipping
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Good to know
This 10 gallon copper moonshine still kit comes with everything you need to run except the flame. Follow the vapor's path. It rises from the hand-built boiler into a 45-degree copper cap and passes through a 1-inch to 1/2-inch reducer into a 1 gallon copper thump keg. From there it travels into a 1 gallon coiled copper worm condenser with 3/8-inch tubing and brass hose connections. A quality temperature gauge keeps you on track the whole way.
What comes in a 10 gallon copper still kit?
You get the boiler, the cap and reducer, the thump keg, the worm condenser and the temperature gauge. The thump keg has a drain plug, a detail many stills leave off. The rig is gas-fired, and the burner is not included.
- Output: it can produce more than eight quarts of high-proof distillate in a single run.
- Easy emptying: the drain plug lets you empty the thump keg cleanly.
- Cooling hook-up: brass hose connections on the worm make it simple to attach cooling water.
- Choosing a burner: want advice on a gas burner to use with it? Contact us.
Watch that temperature gauge closely and you'll start to see a run the way a chemist does: rising heat, changing vapor and the moment to switch jars. Owning a still is legal in the US. Making whiskey, rum, brandy or moonshine requires federal TTB permits. Stills are also used for distilled water, essential oils and fuel alcohol.