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That's awesome! Thank you to BrewSwag and JaDeD Brewing for this! I am in a little bit of shock and can't wait to try out the new toy. Thanks again!

I've entered..... thanks!

I love Spike gear..... include me, please!

I have pondered your question for the past few brews myself. What I have found is that it is a carbonation issue (at least I think). I have been rocking my keg to carbonate at 30psi, sit for a day and then gradually bring down to serving psi over the period of about a week. I have noticed for...

Thank you!!! There is a vent on the side of the freezer that I cut out of the shell. The condenser fan then blows directly out of the cut out. I used the original grate, painted it and screwed it in the shell. It functions just like the original freezer and I haven't noticed a lot of excess...

It is just a a 24" x 4" rubber bar mat I bought off of amazon, with a plywood base and strips of pallet wood as a surround. I screwed it onto the shell of the keezer. It has been holding very well and the rubber mat holds all of the drips and spills. I can just lift the mat and wash it when needed.

Thank you! I used a little over 10' of 3/8" poly tubing. The coil of the rest of the tubing is hiding behind the keg. No foaming issues at all.

Thank you! The shell project would be perfect for what you described. What I like about it so much is that there is not one thing on this build that sacrifices the integrity of the freezer itself. It's just a cover and can be taken off without any damage. I prepared the pallet wood by lightly...

So you know those projects that you begin with full intentions of being a simple, quick project but then somewhere, somehow its becomes much more than you originally thought. Yeah, this is one of those projects for me! I picked up a Insignia 7.0cf chest freezer at Best Buy when they were on...

USA, to monitor my fermentation chamber temperature and humidity

Hello All! I just recently became another convert to the wold of brewing by my co-worker recently. This is such a great forum and I have already learned tons from it. Looking forward to continuing my journey with everyone on this forum! Thanks!