Setting Up And Running The T500

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In this video, Richard shows you how to set up the Still Spirits Turbo 500 (T5000) and discusses how to get up and running.

If you would like to purchase the T500 Water Flow Regulator (Boxed) then check it out here:
You can see the video about the regulator here:

You'll find the T500 Stainless Steel Water Flow Controller Valve here:

Richard also mentions the Spiritworks - Granular Carbon Filter which you can find here:

We also have a huge range of Still Spirits flavourings here:

The Spiritworks - Distilling Conditioner here:

This video is part of the 'Gin Making With The Still Spirits Air Still' playlist - see it here:

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help at our Chesterfield and Liverpool stores

Or see this video

You might like to see some other courses we have

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[Paul]

Not used for a long time and couldn’t remember connection so looked at your info and not only was it great for this but also your info of the best temperature to run at, your a great tutor, thank you so very much

[danielleryan]

Great video, thanks. I just purchased a T500 and was a little scared of it. Your video was very helpful

[Gerhard]

I own and use my t500 for the last three years. I do neutral wash with sugar, but also rum wash with cane sugar and black strap molasses. The t500 was my best investment ever. Btw you shop is fantastic 👊🏻 Cheers

[Br]

Ive been using these systems for now over 10 years now and my best advice I can give is to ditch the turbo yeasts etc (and as my wife says they taste like hospital alcohol, ) the best yeast is bakers yeast, it doesn't give you a high alcohol content but gives a great taste.

[ogshaggymac]

Good work mate, best explanation on the T500 run I've seen yet.
Rob from OZ

[Yellowsnow]

This has made my mind up. T500 all day long. Thanks Rich

[geraldaspin]

They are all halp a great deal, very good to watch. I give them all 8or 9 +.

[douglasvallance]

Thankyou so much going to help me to set up as I'm a first timer looking forward to making wiskey for the first time with your help hope to be successful Regards Doug

[danielleelfstrom]

Love your videos thank you for your guidance.im still unpacking and setting up.
Im finding it all daunting and yet exciting

[rchuso]

I bought the same still a couple years ago. Thanks for the additional information.

[spykerwolf]

Awesome video and really appreciate your professional attitude. Maybe it's the accent haha but it definitely works. Any cons after owning it for 11 months?

[rchuso]

Please tell me, now that I'm living in the USA (Idaho), and I've purchased a replacement still (another T500 for 120V), I'm unable to get the Peat Smoke and Single Whisky here - and nobody wants to ship any to me?

[rojosurtv]

This became one of my favorite channels. I am thinking in buying an air still to re run my spirti and make some gins, and you convinced me

[darylzampese]

Great video ..
How does this still compare to your older still?

[thejollyfrog]

At 2:55 problem with temperature probe.
A T500 defect.
For the exorbitant price they charge for the T500, it should have a proper length probe.

At 15:20 re: classic yeast.
So it's OK to have the smell and bite of acetone in your spirit???

[sheep]

Would it be possible to use a garden hose as the water source? My garage has no running water and the outside tap is 20 meters away, i could set up a web cam on the temp probe so i can adjust the water flow, im just not sure if its a good idea or not?

[marcusjarrold]

Approximately how many litres of water would you use to run a t500 for about 4hrs..

[dirtyworkdiver]

Thank you for this instruction! I just purchased a T 500 and a Grainfather 30L, I will use the GF for my boiler. Should I set the temperature of the Gf just slightly above the desired temperature? This will minimize the cooling needed from my water flow regulator, right? Your recommendations are greatly appreciated! Salute! By the way, your audio improved when you changed over to the stainless steel unit.

[joachimlandes]

Very interesting and helpful, thank you very much. I just got a T500 from a friend to try. How do you clean the copper saddles if they are all black or is it enough to rinse them in water?

[jamalking]

A couple of questions

How much does it cost to produce the 3.5litres at 92-94% before watering it down ?

And I've seen videos where people say to throw away the 1st 200-250ml when making Rum (Which I what I want to make)

Thank you