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Did you have to buy a 3" tri clover compaitble cap to seal off the opening in the lid to transfer beer with your MoreBeer Pressure gauge with ball lock gas fitting or did the conical already come with the cap? Or are you sealing it up some other war? Thanks,

Thanks Jeebas

Thanks Rockinmarty. I haven't posted it anywhere else but here. I did get the hinge problem fixed but had to take the support arms off. I'll take some pictures and show how I fixed it one of these days. Thanks Chaserb31. Keep me updated on your build. I would like to follow it. Scott

The room looks great! What did you use to adhere the aluminum diamond plate to the walls? I'm building my brewery right now and just bought 3 sheets of 4 x 8 panels. Thanks, Scott

Thanks for the heads up. Good to know who will work with you after the order has been made (once they have your money). Scott

Sounds good. Are these sensors available for purchase and if so are they affordable.

I like the idea of optical sensors for fluid levels. How are you going to do that?

Subscribed. I'm in the process of building a clone of Kal's electric brewery too. However, I have started with the control panel. I'm taking pictures and will post a thread too when I get a ways into it. Can't wait to see how yours turns out. Scott

Mine did the same thing when I was using only one hard drive magnet. Once I added a second magnet right on top of the first the problem ended. Scott

These pictures are showing whats happening to the back of the freezer where the hinges bolt on. The freezer wall is bending. The lid is sitting about a half inch too far back now. I'm going to take off the support lifts and see if that makes a difference but I think it has more to do with the...

A final picture of the front A picture with the lights on. I did a test to see what the temperature in the tower would be without the fans running. The temperature in the room is 72 and the temperature in the tower stayed right around 69. So I think you need the fans for sure. The fans...

Thanks guys for the kind words. Well here are the rest of the pictures I attached the corian top with velcro. I did this because this allows me to have access to the screws in case I ever need to take the top off. I think I would need to if I ever needed to replace a tap. The next...

Getting late but I'll try and get the rest of the pictures up Friday or Saturday Scott

These pictures show the insulation of the tower. Here is a good picture of the trim pieces inside the tower that were holding it up off of the plywood earlier. I bought a sheet of insulation from Lowes or Home Depot and cut it to size and just started layering the pieces in and taping the...

The first picture showing the hinges hooked back up to the freezer and the support lifts installed that I picked up from O'Reily's for $22 each. The guy told me they were rated for 70 pounds each although I can't find anything about that on the packaging. This picture also shows one of my...

Thanks Espi

This picture shows a couple coats of the clear semi-gloss polyurethane from Minwax. These are the fans I'm using. They are 4" In-line duct fans from Home Depot that I bought online. I think they were around $14 each. One fan will be blowing into the tower while the other will be blowing...

Now we are ready to stain. I used Dark Golden Oak from Mohawk for the stain. My wife liked the way it was looking so much that she offered to help me stain it. Sweet! Another picture of us staining. All done! front view with the countertops and the drip tray all dry fitted. Side...

More pictures, Here I am placing the oak moulding around the top of the tower. I don't have any pictures of us placing the moulding on the countertop but it basically is the same except larger. I used corian for the top and that's also what is going in for the countertop. This picture...

Thanks Rekoob Reno, I'm definitely not that good. I forget what the name of the machine is but I have a picture of us using it. You just place your board and step on the foot pedal and in 2 seconds your hole is drilled. A really cool machine.