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put back tray, 4 lines running through to taps. 3 beer and one pop

moved kegs out so you can see the manifold mounted in back. Just got a secondary regulator and gonna have the 6 cut down to 2 3ways so i can run high and low

4 taps, with homemade tiger wood drip tray.

removed drawers and replaced with a shelf to give extra clearance for kegs and QC/hoses

attached board to shelf brackets for mounting 6way manifold

drilled through hole for CO2 line. IMPORTANT - I drilled from the inside first, (in case I ran into freon lines, the outside wouldnt look like swiss cheese as I hunted for a place without the lines) just going through the plastic and feeling around in the insulation to make sure the freon lines...

placed couplings in, supported from fridge compartment and sprayed expanding foam insulation back in, be careful as the foam sticks to everything, you'll see later pics where the foam is still stuck to the pvc

Here I removed the freezer tray. (if it didnt work i could always re-install it and still use it as normal)

Using a dowel for depth control and a dremel, I cut out the bottom.

After removing the bottom, I carefully removed the insulation to find what was there and where it was located. You can see electrical wires showing in the center here.

cut 3 holes (one for beer lines, 2 for fans) in floor, fridge ceiling to fit 4inch pvc coupling

Marked placement for taps, up to six for future expansion

cut out 2 plexiglass for fan inserts ( I had it lying around and it was thin enough )

Did a hatchet job with dremel cutting out center, gotta be careful doing this (bought clamps AFTER this job lol )

attached fans, one with air flow up, one down

here is the fan, $25 @ radio shack p/n 273-242

fans placed in and just before wiring. Used the wiring for the light, took out the light switch and wired in the 2 fans

my kegerator as it progresses, still tweaking it