Distillation Lid for 65L BrewZilla / DigiBoil

DS127

Distillation Lid for 65L BrewZilla / DigiBoil

DS127

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Item #	DS127
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Availability	California - In Stock Pennsylvania - In Stock
Weight	2 LBS

Description

Used to adapt your 65L BrewZilla or DigiBoil into a still. Allows for a copper still top (DS120 or DS130) to fit on the lid.

Lid gasket included. Made from 304 stainless steel. Measures 16.25" in diameter.

The lid gasket has two distinct sides, one that is rounded and one that is completely flat. When installing the gasket the flat side should be facing up. Use one hand to stretch the gasket around the lid and the other to push the gasket into the channel.

Kegland Part number: KL10962

Item #	DS127
Shipping	Eligible for Free Shipping Program
Availability	California - In Stock Pennsylvania - In Stock
Weight	2 LBS

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Steam condenser

Scott L on Jan 24, 2023

Building a steam condenser for my brewzilla and this lid looks like it will fit. The reviews on this lid in general, not from Morebeer have been mixed. Brewing indoors now and want to remove as much moisture from the shed atmosphere as possible .

Guy B on Aug 23, 2022

To use as pot still

Mark R on Feb 18, 2022

Want to start distilling.

Valued C on Jan 3, 2022

want stainless lid for Digiboik

John Y on Dec 24, 2021

Gift

Jen Nate R on Dec 4, 2021

Because I have to 65L DigiBoil

Daniel P B on Dec 4, 2020

To distill brew water.

Philip B on Aug 17, 2020

Steam condenser

Scott L on Jan 24, 2023

To add my current column from my GrainFather

Terry D on Oct 6, 2022

Guy B on Aug 23, 2022

i need it for distilling

Anthony Kandal on Mar 23, 2022

To use as pot still

Mark R on Feb 18, 2022

Because I drink

Mike F on Jan 22, 2022

Want to start distilling.

Valued C on Jan 3, 2022

I want the distillation add on for my 65L DigiBoil kettle.

CLAY D on Dec 30, 2021

want stainless lid for Digiboik

John Y on Dec 24, 2021

To have an extra

Dale on Dec 4, 2021

Gift

Jen Nate R on Dec 4, 2021

Perfect for my brewing and distilling

douglas p on Feb 10, 2021

Because I have to 65L DigiBoil

Daniel P B on Dec 4, 2020

to start running flavour extracts

Joseph M on Aug 18, 2020

To distill brew water.

Philip B on Aug 17, 2020

To add my current column from my GrainFather

Terry D on Oct 6, 2022

i need it for distilling

Anthony Kandal on Mar 23, 2022

Because I drink

Mike F on Jan 22, 2022

I want the distillation add on for my 65L DigiBoil kettle.

CLAY D on Dec 30, 2021

To have an extra

Dale on Dec 4, 2021

Perfect for my brewing and distilling

douglas p on Feb 10, 2021

to start running flavour extracts

Joseph M on Aug 18, 2020

This may sound like a stupid question, but how did you get the gasket to stay on? I’ve had this lid for 6 months and haven’t used it once since the gasket pops off if I look at it funny.

Joshua Turner on Feb 20, 2022

BEST ANSWER: If you put one side on and then press it in with both thumbs and then slide your thumbs around the entire perimeter of lid. It helps if someone can keep pressures on the place you start from. When it's on, if you clamp the lid onto the brewzilla and leave it clamped for a couple of days that helps keep it in place. Also if you have any keg lubricant or lube for o-rings, that usually helps keep it in place.

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Schiller H on Feb 25, 2022
Purchased on Jun 3, 2021

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Schiller H on Feb 25, 2022
Purchased on Jun 3, 2021

First off it’s not a stupid question, I wish I had a answer for you, I’ve had my lid about 4-5 months and I’ve not been able to to keep the gasket in place either. I do use the lid at times, I use a thick red gasket material I cut a piece to fit under the clamp and it holds the lid down better.

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Dale on Feb 25, 2022
Purchased on Nov 11, 2021

there is a video on YouTube how to do this.but it is super hard. Putting the gasket into hot water helps, and you have little time to put the lid on untill the gusket cools down and pops out from the lead.

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Evgeniy S on Feb 25, 2022
Purchased on Apr 22, 2021

It doesn't routinely stay on. As the product page stated, the completely flat side of the gasket should face up. Other than that I found it stays on a lot better when it's installed hot/wet.

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Garrett Shaw on Feb 28, 2022
Purchased on Oct 8, 2021

Vote for the best answer above!

What size weldless bulkhead fits the center hole 1.5 or 2 inch?

Curran McCalley on Oct 4, 2020

BEST ANSWER: Hi Curran, so its metric and I have one of the small stills fitted, the shaft is 4.5cm and the screw ring outer diameter is 6cm. I think the 1.5" would be close. Niall

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Niall Doherty on Oct 7, 2020
Purchased on Jan 16, 2020

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Rated 1 out of 5

Does not seal

Seal does not stay on no matter what I do. Read the issue in another review and thought that they were just crazy. Thought I finally got it, but noticed there was no activity in the airlock, peeked inside and the gasket was hanging halfway in the beer. Sealed as good as I could with tape. Would work fine for just a lid, but it’s not gonna seal anything. Morebeer sent me a replacement gasket. I might try it, but was soo frustrated with the first one, not sure I can go through that again

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Rated 2 out of 5

Lid leaks, poor seal for still use.

The lid is made with very thin gauge SS and flimsy. The 4 clamps aren’t tight enough to seal lid for use as still. I wonder if 8 clamps would be better. Anyway I used old school backwoods hack, plumbers putty and bricks to tighten and seal the lid down. I was expecting this to happen and luckily I was prepared for emergency fix. However I really like the electric kettle.