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Thanks! Yeah I think its really classy looking. Yup its red oak 1x6 with a cabernet stain, 1x8 does have a lot of advantages. Mostly being able to attach your regulator to collar instead of the top, and more room for a 5th keg on the hump, or just having the 4th one there without dealing with...

Well I use the Perlick 525 SS http://www.midwestsupplies.com/perlick-faucet-perl-525.html But any real faucet will work. If you have a fridge you put your keg in now you could buy a kit like this http://www.midwestsupplies.com/refrigerator-conversion-kit-large.html I've had a few friends...

I just used an appliance epoxy paint from home depot http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-100141519/h_d2/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=appliance+epoxy&storeId=10051#.URKWZaXQ-S0 It looks great, just sprayed it on. No problem at all (don't try and use it inside tho... whew...

Good call! I didn't even think of that. Might have to move my regulator. I missed all the reasons for having an 8 inch collar, Regretting that now. Oh well, always ways to improve it!

Make sure your line is right for this as well. I set my water to carb at 30, and let it sit for a week. (I like my soda under carbed compared to commercially sold) I run 25 ft of 3/16th line to help reduce the speed coming out of the faucet (make sure not using a picnic tap, they will leak at...

I am using the ball lock style. I made sure about that, if I was using the pin lock, I'd be inches away from getting the 4th one in. Why not? I just need like a quarter to half of an inch. You don't think they bulge out enough to make the difference? Think I could hammer and dent in...

This is my first post :-D. I have been searching for the answer and I can't find one. I built a keezer using the information found on this forum. I used a 7.0CF fcm7suww GE Freezer here are some pics As you can see I built it to hold 4 kegs, because the internet said that model...