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I wish I could have bought this for 2k! Even building it myself as opposed to buying done, to get all the stainless elbow shanks and perlick faucets and ss Stout faucets was a small fortune. The lines are Ultra barrier silver because I knew it would be a nightmare to hook the shanks up in the...

No, being direct draw I shouldn't need one. I am using a small blower and a hose down the tower to the end.

looking for a cheap 2 valve manifold for gas distribution. Have one?

I have been working on building a new bar for the basement that will incorporate the 3 vessel e-herms into the bar area instead of a separate room. While I work on this I wanted to be able to use my nice back bar fridge that will be eventually built into the bar. I threw a top together out of...

Beautiful top!

I promised an update. See the attached picture. Still a work in progress but getting there. This has been a lot of work and definitely doesn't qualify as cheap. See my thread here for more info - https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?p=7229989#post7229989

Not to mention it looks like a regular stc-1000 but with Fahrenheit. Here's my review. Misleading company, poor product details. Will avoid.

I'm working on an 8 tap tower made out of stainless steel with huge tri clamps and solid 4"copper pipe. I should have it done in about 2 weeks. I'll get you a picture when I do.

Quality is decent, customer service is a joke.

How much for the Stout faucet? And how many do you have. Also, do you know if it is chrome or stainless?

Which shanks did you use? Elbow or just a short regular?

I love the look of this and it's industrial design! A few questions, what is the height and total width. IE : how long of black pipe nipples did you buy? What is the point of the cutout with the plate over it instead of just mounting the faucets right to the pipe? Thanks!

I also have this offer, anyone who wanted it and didn't get it here, I can help too. Same deal as OP. Paypal me 16.5 and I'll sign you up. Pm if interested.

It might work great, but it should be colder than the ambient temp of the keezer. Most people who do that store the glycol in a container in a freezer around 0 degrees. I didn't want that headache. I changed systems because I moved and I don't have a place for this anymore. I also added a lot...

I did, air was a million times easier and didn't require a pump system and possibly a second colder chiller for the glycol

Use 2 pipes, the airspace inside is cramped with the lines already, fitting the air hose inside would be a pita. Also getting good air flow through the small house in guessing is difficult without a higher power fan. Just my .02

I did eventually receive 2 dip tubes from the kickstarter, should have gotten 3, but he sent 2 at least.

The fans came in a pack of 4. They are all wired to the same transformer. My keezer is huge, I can fit 10 kegs in this one. I don't want to rely on 1 fan when there are no downsides to 4. With the outside box for the taps the extra airflow is very helpful to really keep temperature variations to...

I am not using that fridge as part of the setup anymore. I needed more taps. I was however using a few fans inside the keezer. I found that having them mounted to the collar with an alternating pattern of pushing and pulling air at a angled horizontal approach to work best. Make sure you use...

About 300-400