Yes using isopropyl alcohol to extract and the distiller to boil it off and reclaim most of the iso. As alcohol boils off at lower temp that is why I was looking to make the distiller adjustable and the oils are the delicate part so the fact that I can programme the ramp up time and temp with this device is brilliant. Thanks for the info cheers.
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