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Those parts look a lot like my build, the manifold is just an air manifold, you can find this at any place that sells pneumatic air tools. The other pieces are pneumatic air line quick connects. A male coupler, a female coupler, and 1/4" barb fittings. These work great.

Did you force carbonate / over carbonate? If you turned the pressure way down to a couple of psi and you still pour foam, then it has to be over carbonation (in my opinion). It could take a few days of de-pressurizing to release the carbon, it may never properly release (as some people will...

Here is the short list run down from my experiences. In no specific order. 1) if you force carbonated, then it is probably overcarbonated. This will lead to extensive foaming, EVERYTIME. Turn the CO2 to the proper pressure for your beer and agitate the keg, then release pressure. Do this...

I was recently thinking about doing the same thing. Since I have already installed brass quick couplers(like this) on my C02 lines, I think the best method is to drill a hold through the fridge and install something like this.(a MFL bulkhead connector) Then install quick connects on either side...

Yeah, I read this before, just a pain to get this stuff shipped to Canada. I have sent them an email regarding shipping. Thanks. Can anyone comment on putting some 1/4" OD tubing in the dip tube to accomplish the same thing?

Well, just installed a tower and am now looking for reasons for pouring full glasses of foam. Here is my setup. See pics below, I am setting at 10 PSI with about 4.5 feet of 3/16 line at approximately 38 degrees. Beer is Cerveza and tastes fine with decent carbonation after the foam settles...

I thought I would share a couple of pics from my build, I have been using picnic taps for the last year and finally put in a tower. I want to thank the OP for the copper tube idea, installed today and seems to work great. Seems to be conducting the cold very well.... I put insulation...