I'm definitly out of practice, I forgot one cardinal rule, a thumper is a separator it needs a mix of alcohol of some description before it works, I can explain it if anyone cares but I won't get into it now.
Do I removed the thumper, ran a few litre's of water through it as a regular still.
I fine tuned the water flow through the worm and have that modified and sorted now, it could use a tap on the inlet to fine tune the flow but I've got it running good now.
Tomorrow I might Christine it with a test batch of a horrific if incredibly strong brew I like to call super goon, it's cask wine run through the still, at 18%-19% its sttong going in and explosive when it's done.
6 shots and walking is tricky.
But here is a quick video of the thumper and what it should sound like, with is kind of like a metronome having a bong and of the water running through it.
It also has a rocking problem that I temporarily fixed with a brick to balance it but I will fine tune it. It's because the pot is much bigger then the stove top so I either need to concave the bottom a bit or make some feet for the other hand to sit on.
Any way here it is running.
[BBvideo=560,315]https://youtu.be/QXCD3pCP-Qo[/BBvideo]
[BBvideo=560,315]https://youtu.be/HgHIkDblFZY[/BBvideo]