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It hasn't been passed yet. As of yesterday, though, it has made it through both the House and Senate Committee hearing with excellent support and will almost definitely make it to both the House and Senate floors. It passed the House during the last legislative session (2012) and was on the...

I'm sure everyone knows that the reintroduced versions of this bill has now passed through both the Senate and House Committees on their way to full-floor votes. As it turns out, Senator Tammy Irons responding to me via email today telling me that she was one of the 5 votes that got the bill...

So, I'm guessing you enter just by posting a reply to the thread? If so, I'm in. :)

Just thought I'd let you guys know... I emailed my district's Senator, Tammy Irons, and Representative, Greg Burdine (District 1) to ask for their support in the upcoming bill identical to HB354. Representative Burdine voted Present on the bill when it passed the House. Since it passed the...

It's not - there are 1" air channels along the sides and front with 80mm fans along the bottom that pull air down from the top. There's an overlap to the front and a large gap to the back to allow fresh air to flow in from the top, cooling the front and sides on the way down.

Well, as it turns out my grand design may have been in vain. Not in a bad way, though. :) We are looking at buying a house and thought we had pretty much settled on a place. Given where this would need to be located - size constraints, no nearby cabinet/storage space for related...

For me, I believe I have figured out the sliding out thing. There are multiple reasons why I don't want the top to be tilting besides weight issue. One of the taps will be for soda water, of which we use a lot. My wife and I have a lot of mixers that she and I will use to make our own drinks...

LOL :) It very well may be. I've thought about using a significantly longer run for the beer lines inside the insulated hose so they don't have to be disconnected to pull out the freezer. However, the additional cost and the higher likelihood of the hose(s) might prove to be more of a...

It was in there, just mixed in amongst the pictures: "...The insulated hose on the right contains the beer lines and space for the circulating air to return to the freezer. The two hoses go into detachable "boxes" on the back of the new freezer top. The air hose "box" just opens up and lets...

Well, I've had Jester's keezer design floating around in the back of my mind for a couple of years now. Before too long I believe I'll be able to get started on actually building myself a keezer! Before I get there, though - being the anal retentive perfectionist I tend to be - I want to try...