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Old 06-25-2008, 02:13 PM   #381
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Why would you put a collar on a freezer? Only for additional height if necessary or if you don't want to drill the freezer? I have a unit with ample clearance and it is destined to become a keezer so do I really need the collar?
Where are you going to put your taps?

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You know, if I were to do it over, I'd put my taps closer like you got Bier.

I'd at the very least be able to take advantage of a smaller drip tray.

Thankfully I have two beer-loving dogs that help keep the floor clean from drips.
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Old 06-25-2008, 04:21 PM   #383
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Where are you going to put your taps?
Through the side of the freezer near the top. I'm leaning more towards the collar though. I like the idea of a little more room.
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Through the side of the freezer near the top. I'm leaning more towards the collar though. I like the idea of a little more room.
As I understand it, chest freezers have the coolant running around the entire box, so drilling through the side is VERY tricky.
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My new tap handle:
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OK, I'm back for round 2! All my gear is moved over to the new side-by-side and I'm pleased as punch with it!




Dry yeast and washed liquid yeast are both saved in the door, and I can fit a 30pack of High Life on the top shelf with room for 2-6'ers of bottles to spare!!

Now my Hop stash finally has a place to call its' own, and SWMBO isn't missing her precious freezer space!!!!

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Whats the screw driver handle for?
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Whats the screw driver handle for?
Why to hold the bottle opener, that's what.
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It's the Craftsman 41626, the finest in bottle-opening apparatuses!
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