This class is for people who want to go home at the end of the day with a processor such as shown here: http://www.b100supply.com/images/products/111.jpg
You should have already attended one of either my workshops - see http://biolyle.com or http://girlmark.com or something like these.

You bring a water heater (recommend 50 or 80 gal), and order a the plumbing kit from b100supply.com and we will put the put it all together at the workshop.  The b100supply kits are shown here: http://www.b100supply.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=1 You'd get either the whole system for $439 or the Appleseed kit for $299 minus a $50 coupon that I will pass along from b100supply to the first 20 people who register. I will also have a 12 gal "mini"-Appleseed processor on display, and will demo it's use for those interested.  I recommend either buying a new water heater (Lowe's has 50 g for about $230) or a used one in good condition- they are quite common and often cheap on craigs list . If you can not find a water heater by then, or can't transport one, you can assemble the piping and valves and attach this to the water heater later.

I am asking that people order the b100supply kit in order to make assembly easier do deal with in the workshop, but if you want to get your own parts individually, you can. You will need to purchase the kit from b100supply at least 2 weeks before the class (so by June 10) in order to get the $50 discount (Note, however, that their prices are likely to go up this spring, so if you want to do the workshop, you'd want to register asap and then order the kit). Class fee is $50 (so with the coupon, you essentially get the class free!).  

To register, go to http://biolyle.com and click on the PayPal button on the homepage, or simply send the PayPal payment to classes@biolyle.com, or send a check to: BioLyle, PO Box 18924, Seattle, WA 98118.

Location will be a shop in the Ballard neighborhood- to be given to folks after registering. Class will be limited to first 20 who register, but repeated if there is sufficient demand.