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I have four Intertap FC faucets and none of them completely close. I put valves on each one of my beer lines to help ensure my Five year old doesn't unload 20 gallons of beer inside of the house.

I used the method that many others have used in my build: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/threads/new-keezer-build.664378/ The collar is 3/4" Cherry plywood that was doubled up (wider on the outside to go over the front and sides of the freezer for stability). The collar just sits on the...

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Update. I got some pictures hung and swapped out the old tv for a Samsung tablet I had laying around to show the tap list. The pictures are behind the keezer are parents related to brewing. From left to right: “Brewing Beer and Ale”, “The Beer Mug”, and “The Beer-Cooler”.

We used a combination of wood glue and staples. You can see in the original pictures posted that we strapped the entire collar together once the collar was put together in order to let everything dry. We used the same glue / staple approach to attached the drip tray to the collar as well which...

I’m using taplist.io: https://taplist.io Free and super easy to use. I bought an Amazon Fire Stick so I could get the app. Given that it’s getting close to prime day I’m assuming you can get a great deal on one of those soon.

Collar is 3/4" Cherry plywood that was doubled up (wider on the outside to go over the front and sides of the freezer for stability). Stain was chestnut. Let me know if you have any other questions! I owe many pay it forwards!

All done folks!

Got the lid put on tonight. Need to mount the secondary regulator and fill it up with beer now.

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My woodworking buddy stained and clear coated it today. All that is left is drilling some holes for the freezer hinges, secondary regulator and small ac fan and we should be ready to pour beer!

Thanks to all of the different keezer builds on these forums I started my Keezer build yesterday...I will post pictures as the build progresses!

Got it at Sams Club a couple years ago...the bottom shelf is nice because I was able to attach the wood pieces with a bolt, washer and nut.

I Wanted to share my RIMS setup now that it is complete. RIMS tube, Inkbird controller (IPB-16), and all fittings came from Brew Hardware. I attached the controller, RIMS tube and pump to wood which I painted black. Current process is as follows: Heat mash water using RIMS tube Heat sparge...

Hi All, I am trying to get back into homebrewing but things have changed within the past few years! I bought a RIMS tube from Brew Hardware a while back and started building my own controller...then life got in the way. Anyways, I am ready to get back into it and am looking to completing my...

Thanks for the reply. I am unsure about the E-Stop, the drawing is from PJ which I took from another thread. I also made a quick edit to my original post. I will be running a 240 volt 5500 watt element at 120, not a 120 volt 2000 watt element as shown on the drawing.

HI, I am getting ready to wire up my RIMS control panel from the attached diagram. The only difference is I am running a 240 volt, 5500 watt element at 120, not a 120 volt, 2000 watt element at 120. I went to Lowes today to get my electrical wire but wanted to confirm that I got the right gauge...

I figured I would heat my sparge water with my propane burner and transfer it to my cooler using the same pump I would be using for recirculating the mash in my RIMS setup. Once the water was ready to be transferred I would stop the reciurculation on the mash for 5 minutes or so and hook the...

Yes, you are correct. When I said I am not getting a consistent OG I was referring to efficiency. Some brew days I am right on and others I am wildly off. I crush my grain at my local homebrew store so the crush is consistent from batch to batch. I also use Beer Smith. Upon thinking about...

I have been wanting to add electricity to my brew day for quite some time and am hopefully close to pulling the trigger. I have two primary goals: 1) Consistency throughout the mashing process. I started with a cooler and stainless braid setup and just haven't been happy with the consistency...