On this website...its called a sanitary clamp and if you use 2 inch copper you need a 2 inch clamp. Just go back to the home page and look under any still column connector or call and order over the phone. You will also need the ferell that makes it complete -- that welds or soldiers to the copper and thats what makes the atatchment possible.

Well thanks for the info. I have been trying to do some research since I posted this question. Noted a couple of places which seem to have kits which cost around sixty bucks has all the parts. Clamp..o ring..ect. Is that too high? Also..on the plans me and the plumber are trying to follow it calls for packing the main column with raschling rings or copper pot scrubbers to be held in place with mesh wire and a hose clamp on the bottom end. If the column is mounted flush to the keg what keeps the packing from falling into the boiler. I'm thinking maybe if a person used the rolled up copper screen wire it might friction fit inside there and not have worry of it falling out. Now is this hot or warm? PS Edit: Now think I am getting the picture here on just buying the separate parts to hook these puppies up. Now to cease bugging you think I give the folks a call..lol. woops guess that was a bad idear they aint answering the phone. There is no rest for the wicked my Daddy always say. I think a parts list would work well..lol. Would assume I also need the sanitary clamp gasket etc. Ok since you are being pokey I ordered this stuff. Let me know if its the right thing please.

Qty SKU Item Price
1 40004010 2'' Tri-Clamp

$9.50
1 40004020 2'' Tri-Clamp Gasket

$0.89
1 40004005 2'' Long Weld Tri-Clamp Ferrule

$9.50
1 40004025 2'' Tri-Clamp O-Ring for Keg

$0.59
1 40003050 Copper Mesh

$13.95

Wow thanks glad somebody finally spoke up here. I think Scotty is pouting or something. Anyway played phone tag with the nice brewhaus lady today. I am doing a 3 way conversation between the pretty lady and Mr. Fixit who builds the stills (Rick maybe?) Anyway I found what Rick told the nice lady was what was needed to complete the proposition which is the 2" female NPT deal made out of copper. Which they do not happen to stock. Then now I only lack the 27 dollar gizmo the O ring and the sanitary clamp..and maybe the gasket for that and of course the friendly copper guy did not have any SS. So I cancelled the order from the bh which looking back on it it now I need it since finding the missing puzzle piece..but not buying it. The guy only had two so they prob be gone time I get back over there to buy one...which looking back on it it I probably need that stuff too. Anyway the copper guy figgered up the prices and its about like ordering a kit from mile high or maybe one of them other places which is not quite so back logged. The moonshine TV show is driving the yups crazy is all I can figger. Do you think anybody has ever committed sewercide over trying to become engaged in this hobby? Golfing and hanging out in the Cabarets has got to be cheaper and more cost efficient..less aggravating etc. lol

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...here ya go...the copper female adapter screws on to the npt and I take off with 2"" copper pipe from there"

"this is my keg connection (upside down of course) and with that slip coupling I can use different towers. If I had known, the price of the ferrel is 2.50$ as compared to the price of the 2"" coupling which was 25$ I would have just added a ferrel to the bottom of each tower. Oh well
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Dang..now you tell me huh? That looks way too cool. I will know next time. Thanks. That could take a bunch off the cost of materials and do like that swapping tops feature.

GEEEE what a well thought out reply. I use propane and would like to keep my well groomed beard.

Boreing but more accurate:) I prefer the accurate or rather boreing instead of bullshit

I dont know why you think its you???
But this site is about distilling and helping one another through adult level discussion and by giving accurate understandable information.. The fun thread is for the rest.:)

bigwheel, I suggested a few months ago, if you want to attach a column to a keg, the cheapest way to do it is to insert a 1-1/2" copper coupling, about $3.00 into the neck and if you can use a 1-1/2" column just stick a piece of copper into the coupling and your done with the connection.