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    Show us your Kegerator

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    There are only a few skim coats so it's not that heavy. The iron pipe makes up the bulk of the lid weight. Check this link for more info on the lid. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?p=6883899
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    Show us your Kegerator

    The last photo wasn't showing up.
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    Yes, slipped the pipe on the sweeping 90. I found one more photo.
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    This is the only shot I could find.
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    I chose this.fan because it has an adjustable speed control. Thermaltake Mobile Fan II External USB Cooling Fan - Us https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00080G0BK/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
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    USB computer cooling fan with a 12" piece of copper pipe along the beer lines to circulate cool air through the insulated tower to prevent foamy beer. I fastened it to the lid to eliminate possible kinks in flex tubing, increase floor space for kegs and eliminate any sort of electrical issues...
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    oops
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    Thanks for the compliment. I used liquid nails and screws to adhere concrete backer board to the to and sides of lid then applied three coats of concrete skim coat mixed with black pigment. I had intended to sand it smooth before applying the glossy sealant but my 15 yo. son suggested I should...
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    Show us your Kegerator

    And a few more.
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    Here's my contribution to the thread.
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