Some more steps
faucet tower now is well in place
and a first draft beer came out from just to celebrate the super bowl of yesterday!
Still some more things to do
- leave the co2 tank outside, on the back of the fridge, as seen in other top kegerators
- paint it in let's say some pearl black (if anybody can suggest a nice one seen somewhere will be very nice!)
- build basements for the keg and for the co2 tanks, they must fit and stay without falling if the kegerator is moving
- find and fit proper wheels for moving it around
- design and build some handlebars, ss probably, to give it a "luxury" look
If anybody is interested, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003TX2AY4/ref=oh_o01_s00_i00_details is the faucet I've bought. I have to say that the hose has not a wide diameter, smaller than the one that was right for the keg plug. I had to work a bit, but now is working properly.
Cheers
gm