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I like those handles! :mug:

I use the EvaDry-500 in my 7cu ft Keezer with no issues. Recharge it about once a month.

The wood is common board pine that I used a walnut stain on and then about 10 coats of poly with some sanding in between. The top is 3/4" plywood and then some oak trim (also walnut stain and poly) around the edge to give me a lip for the resin pour. The foam board is standard pink 1" board...

Thanks for building this. A nice simple way to display whats on tap. And it's FREE so I can't complain!!

Update: Got the inkbird and tubing complete. Also put on some heavy duty spring loaded hinges from an Electrolux unit!! Finally operational and pouring great!! Thanks for all the inspiration on this site!

I hadn't really thought about drilling another hole for just the blow off tube. That may be my best option. I'll have to get everything in the fridge and do some measuring to see how that would fit if at all. Thanks for the input!

I use a Catalyst for fermentation so I don't think that will fit across the lid. I'll have to measure it out. BUT that does give me some more ideas!! Thanks!

I don't generally age my beer other than a few big stouts or the occasional barleywine. I suppose after fermentation is complete I could replace with a solid bung if I'm doing some secondary conditioning/additions.

All of my tubing is vinyl.

Thanks for the explanation! I don't have room to fit an airlock in but I think I can squeeze a blow off tube in there. Guess that's the route I'll take.

Has anyone used these? I'm looking into them so I can use an old mini-fridge as a fermentation chamber. Traditional airlocks will be too tall. Thanks in advance!! https://www.morebeer.com/products/carboy-bung-silicone-breathable.html

Thanks! Knowing that I'll be leaving it in my garage I decided it was best to let it breathe!

Hello all! I've been scouring this forum for a while while looking for ideas to finally build my own keezer. I've had a 2 tap OTS kegerator for a while but really wanted to make something of my own. When a coworker was getting rid of a 7cu ft freezer I finally pulled the plug. Here are some pics...