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Drip tray is 19"x4" and shanks are 4 1/8". I'll see if I can find the sketchup file.

Thanks! I'm at work right now so I don't have it on hand. I could send you the sketchup file if you know how to use it, it would be more complete/simple.

It is a danby DCF700 IIRC which is 7.0 cu. ft. It fits three 5 gals + one 3 gal + one 5lbs CO2 bottle just fine. With some tweaking it could maybe fit another... to be determined.

Here is a pic of my latest addition : I was tired of describing my beers to visitors and then having to repeat the whole thing because they forgot the first ones. Problem solved :D

gjabball: I got the LED strip from a local retailer in Montreal (Addisson). They also sell powersupplies that are quite easy to hook up. My installation has a dimmer which is a bit harder to get. A friend of mine made a small electrical board to handle it using a potentiometer. The box also...

Can you add mine to the list? :) https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/yakb-yet-another-keezer-build-339490/index2.html#post4538882

Bought the tiles. I just layed them over the counter to get a preview of the final look.

I made some great progress on the keezer this week (vacation!). It is now stained + varnished. Picture of the keezer before applying finish: The result! Now I need to find some tiles to the counter top.

After a long while I resumed work on this project. A friend built a LED dimmer for me and helped me hook it up to the keezer as well as 2 80mm fans for air flow. Since the last post, the keezer is also in function and distributes beer :) Coffin internals with cables : LED dimmer + fan...

Time for another update folks. I am making slower progress than I'd like... :mad: Installed the taps : I also finished the coffin insulation: I didn't have a real plan for the coffin but it turned out great! On the back plate I used EPDM rubber (for windows) and it seals...

Yes it can be done with no/little woodworking experience but in that case I recommend that you plan ahead using sketchup. It helped me tremendously with all the details. Looking back, I realize that it all boils down to good planning and having the right tools. I can send you my sketchup file...

Hello again! Work has been getting in the way but I've finished most of the woodworking. I'm happy with the result even if it could be better. Next steps are -Insulation -Staining -Getting the taps installed -Coffin ventilation -LED strip with dimmer So here are a few pictures of my...

As I am building mone right now, I highly recommend modeling it in sketchup first. I found so many errors by doing that!

I have just finished assembling the base and even though it is not looking as great as I'd like it to, I am very excited by the result! I used metal plates for the assembly. I was thinking that it would be weak but I am very happing with the strength when fully assembled. Its not...

Quick update : I have completed all the base panels. I used old school tools to cut the hole for the vent (hole saw + hand saw). Also I started joining the base panels : However this is where my lack of woodworking experience cost me. I had to sand the mitter joint a LOT to...

The plan is to leave 1" on each side. The back will stay open. I will add 1 or 2 PC fans behind the register to provide more circulation where the freezer vent is. Is this enough?

The picture quality hides the deffects :D

Hello fellow homebrewers, After paying my due from 3 years of bottling, I am finally ready to step into kegging. I saw Jeebas' thread with all of those awesome keezer builds and I couldn't resist! I had to build my own. I have close to no woodworking experience, so feel free to comment on my...

Building a keezer!

Brewed this. It was also my first experience with dry hopping. I'm glad it turned out awesome! Thanks for the recipe. :ban: