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yea the plan would be to use the typical stout faucet / set up and serve at the "normal" pressure stouts are served at which is aprox 25-30psi if I remember right. so I can attempt to serve it but I may need to burp the stout for a few days so I can get it to a correct carbonated level for the...

I know the place I goes sells the typical CGA-320 fitting / cylinder and uses a regulator that can handle higher pressures. The cylinder holds either pure co2 or the beer gas mix 70/30 or what ever it is. so all depends who and what they sell. I would 100% talk to the gas place 1st and see...

I am curious... I went to local brewery that had a awesome tasting stout on tap but it is carbonated and served with only CO2. Is it just me or are beers with nitro seems more bodily / creamy / have that texture none of the co2 carbed beers have.? If I bought a keg of that stout...

haha there's a reason it got the boot out of the fridge to make room for the good stuff! ill prob feed that to my less favored visitors :D

Decommissioned my stand up single tap fridge and finally got this one set up for 3 taps. Im not quite done with it yet as I do want to get ad drip tray around it as well as setting up the top part of it with a nice tile layout. I did the passive copper cooling tower mod and its been working...

awesome thanks. was curious.. i saw the LHBS had specific nitro mix gas line not a wallet breaker but when I already have air line on hand I could use. Cheers

Can i use the same ULTRAFLEX 5/16" ID RED VINYL TUBING I use for Co2 and use it for a nitro 70/30 mix set up as well? or does it require a different line? Thanks, Jesse

Just wanted to report back on the outcome of my passive tower cooling mod, its been working great! I do get a little foam on 1st pour but thats due to the beer sitting in the tap over time. a quick side pour of 1-2 oz's would clear it up if you are picky. Only down fall I have so far is the...

awesome well i guess i didnt let the keg sit long enough after transporting it.. was a 2 hour drive guess it got shook uo more then usual. cause i got home and got a good pour on the 1st beer and a perfect pour 2nd beer.... 10 psi 6ft line perfect pour for the beer i have woop woop lol...

Ive always had my co2 tank inside the fridge with no issues.. I used to use a regular fridge with a tap through the door 6ft lines at 10psi and it had a perfect pour, a bit fast but I got the hang of it and poured good, my friends on the other hand would get foamy pours lol. A lot of...

looks like you did a **** ton of work on yours its looking good esp for an older wood grain model! mines pretty rought overall but it does the trick! I did my own beer tower install.. this unit I have doesnt even have a counter top. Ill have to get a few bar mats and or a above the fridge...

yea this one is inside, next to a dehumidifier, I could see having it sweat / condensation over night outside esp as humidity fluctuates... I got new door gaskets on the way as mine are a little beat up even though they did pass the light test. I get small amounts of water build up on the...

ive had my fridge running for about a week now with the tower, no kegs in it yet as im picking those up in 3 days, ive noticed A LOT of condensation forming inside the copper tubes and causing puddles to the point I have a towel below it to catch the water. And as you can see in the pics, I...

Hey guys, Another condensation question / post... I know their common and pretty well all result to the same issue but well see.... I just re sealed my bev air BB72 3 door kegerator (caulked the floor and sealed up small holes I had on the floor) My door seals did pass the light...

damn that def looks great! I am not too worried about the weight as its not too bad to lift empty as is, a little more weight wouldn't make it un movable. As far as servicing definitely a valid question! Do they typically remove the top section to access the the evap fan and what not? If...

Yeap I can see that at work for some reason, typically my work comp just blocks photobucket most of the times... Looks good! No idea if ill do a wood trim like that or if one of those Stainless trim pieces would work

my work is blocking the pictures from your keezer build... did you use some kind of wood trim around the glass tiles or?

yea the epoxy thing is definitely awesome, a friend of the family did it to his bar top with bottle caps, it looks great but kind nailed down his funds after looking at the finished cost. as he ended up needing much more epoxy then he figured. yea the wood trim / dam would get interesting to...

I have thought about it but got told its quite expensive? I also figured covering the outside edges would get a little bit tricky vs using a tile trim to keep things nice and rounded on the outside.

Thanks for the tips / opinions! I am still not 100% sure what I want to do as a top just yet, a lot of options to choose from to say the least. Atleast now I know ill be limited to tiles with grouting and not the "stick ons" Yea SS tiles would look good but tend to be quite steep on the...