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Old 08-12-2012, 07:42 AM   #1
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Very nice. Any more pics coming? Whats the spacing on the taps ?
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Very nice. Any more pics coming? Whats the spacing on the taps ?
Spacing is 4 inches between the standard taps and about 6 inches from the stout tap. I will take more pics to post soon
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Lot of head sitting on the pint on top
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what freezer is that? maybe it's just the angle i'm seeing.....but it doesn't look like you can fit 7 corny's in there. Props to you though if you can!
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what freezer is that? maybe it's just the angle i'm seeing.....but it doesn't look like you can fit 7 corny's in there. Props to you though if you can!
It's a frigidaire 13 cu ft. I used 2x10 collar so I can fit that 7th oh the hump with my co2 and nitro gas cylinders. I messed around with some spray foam and it looks like I won't have a career in instillation.

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By the way "instillation" = "insulation"...stupid smart phone auto correct

For more info on the collar, I used 2x10 to make the inner collar and then 1x12 as a decorative "paneling" to lock in the collar to the freezer. So the 1x12 is even with the top of the 2x10 and overlaps the freezer by almost 2 inches on three sides (I didn't do the back because no one will see it). However, I did use some spare 1x12 scraps, about 6 inches on the Left and the Right edges on the back to ensure the collar is locked in on all 4 sides.
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dang! i guess a 13cf freezer isn't as big as i expected!
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Nice keezer! My brother just moved to Ogden/Layton with his family. Seems to like it there, although its very different from what they were used to in Austin, Tx!


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