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The drip tray is nice, but when I ordered it, I didn't realize it had the drain on it. This would have worked nicely on a shank-through-door upright. Since there are no refrigerant lines in the doors, you can burrow a hole right back into your refrigerated space and collect the drip. On the...

I used 1 X 10s. What you see is painted flat steel for a nice smooth surface for the weatherstripping to adhere to. The Flat steel is 1.5" thick, so the insulation actually slides under it to meet the collar.

I stained and lacquered the collar and used epoxy to secure it to the freezer. I fitted 2" thick, R-10, extruded polystyrene insulation to the collar and caulked all seams. It's tighter than a mosquito's *******. .... And wound up with this. El Final

All wired up! I maintained the integrity of the original cord by cutting apart an extension cord. What you see here is the original freezer cord plugged into the extension cord. The hot line extension cord is connected to the switched side of the Love controller's relay. I wired the hot...

I made the collar out of poplar 1x10s. Fine ass craftsmanship

I began modifying the freezer to accept two 1/6 barrels at a time. I first removed the lid and will be adding a 10" collar. This will give me the clearance I need to fit the two kegs with all associated hardware. This is a Frigidaire 5 cu ft. Freezer.