Mini Fridge Kegerator - Copper Pipe Question

Hey I'm pretty new to this whole thing and I am making a tower dual tap out of a Frigidaire. I'm planned on drilling 2 holes and putting copper pipe through them. My question is what size diamond cutter should I get and what size copper pipe should I get? Also, if I plan to extend the pipe from the top of the tower into the fridge a good 2 inches, could someone give me a shot in the dark on how much pipe I need?

Any help is appreciated,

Zack

Wait - if you're installing a tower, wouldn't the hole you want to cut be determined by the base of said tower?

The length of the copper would be roughly the two inches, plus the thickness of the top of the fridge (call it an inch for now) plus the height from the tower column base to a point an inch or so below the hose clamp to the shank tail piece. Only you know that last dimension...

Cheers!

I'm installing a tower and I obviously need to run beer lines through copper pipe up to it through the fridge. I was wondering what size copper pipe do I need if I am looking to have 1 pipe per beer line. Some people are saying 1", others are saying less.

zackh123 said:

I'm installing a tower and I obviously need to run beer lines through copper pipe up to it through the fridge. I was wondering what size copper pipe do I need if I am looking to have 1 pipe per beer line. Some people are saying 1", others are saying less.

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"Obviously"?

I have a kegerator with tower, and no such copper pipes. They're not necessary.

I'm sorry, in no way was my intention to come off as a "know it all", because I can assure you, I'm not haha. This is the way me and my friend have agreed to it. I have decided that two 1/2" copper pipes will do the job for the beer line. Would you recommend a 1 3/8" hole or a 1 1/2" hole to fit the two 1/2" pipes through? (Snug vs. non-Snug).