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I can't remember the exact measurements but I do know I measured to the inside lip on the freezer. My cuts came out great but I had slight gaps like a 16th of an inch no matter how I set em. Once the glue dried I mixed sawdust and wood glue to fill the gaps and it looks perfect

It finally starts comin together

Bestbuy also offers some in black but the pricing wasn't right

Walmart sells a 7.1 igloo for roughly 200 online. I used it for mine and had it shipped to store so no extra shipping charges

It was only like 50 or 60 if I remember correctly. I'll send you the shop name in a dm

I used foam weather stripping and silicone caulk and it's holding tightly

Finally finished. More taps as I get more funds.

Looks like I'm transferring to secondary for lagering today

Thanks. The first coat is weeks old so I'm good there. I'm sanding it now with a palm sander and it's super thick and taking forever. As long as the white spots disappear I feel comfortable.

So me and the wife poured epoxy resin on both my bartop and the inside counters. When we poured the top we sealed everything off and thought we were good. Turns out there was a leak and now there are spots of built up spilled epoxy on top of the counters where we epoxyed first. They even have...

Already pasteurized and dumped in yesterday, yeasts goin crazy. Should be a good batch

I brewed it today and I'm gonna dump it in the primary so I can can get that subtle flavor. I don't want it overly sweet

So I'm sure this has been addressed before but I figured I'd get some opinions. I'm brewing an American lager kit from ozark home brewery and I want to add a subtle raspberry flavor. I'm using Vintners raspberry puree. My question is should I put it straight into the primary right away or should...

Quick shot of the interior

Finally finished except for the faucets

Put the collar on with silicone today.

You ain't lying. I ordered 2x8 and I got exactly 2x8. My collar must weight 40 pounds.

I didn't want to mess with the collar anymore because it's solid oak and it's killed one saw blade and three drill bits including a spade already. Didn't wanna take a chance on router bits.

I had to take the insulation out of mine in order toget the lid to seal with the collar. I don't know if everyone has had to or not. I replaced my insulation with the same foam board I'm using to insulate the collar and I sealed it all off with silicone and aluminum tape. The lid had a hump...

Didn't make it myself but I picked it up from a great etsy shop. Had him do a matching flight too