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I am currently making a syphon coffee maker such as this one:

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However, I find that all the silicon tubing used on this image between the condenser and the boiling flask / between the condenser and the Buchner funnel kind of ugly. I thought this could be solved by using a condenser (a Graham Condenser specifically for my use) with ground joints (24/40 to be precise). I found this one:

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But the point of the syphon coffee maker is having a tube coming from the condenser to the bottom of the flask, the water being supposed to go up that glass tube. I therefore wonder if it is possible to attach a tube to the bottom of the Graham Condenser, going down the flask, to replicate the image.

Same thing for the top of the Graham Condenser, I would like a glass tube to be connected to the Buchner funnel.

Sorry if the information provided is not precise enough, please feel free to ask for some more details.

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  • $\begingroup$ You're not going to get a siphon from this setup. Have a look here for a pretty cool example of what you are building, which is a drip-type rig. $\endgroup$
    – Todd Minehardt
    Commented Mar 27, 2022 at 21:40

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