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Ok so it took a bit for me to figure out Photo bucket, and then all of the picture downloaded from my phone, and I could not figure out how to pick and choose which ones I wanted uploaded to Photo Bucket, so that took almost a full day for all of the pictures to load. Long story short I have...

For the fan I used the Vortex 6" inline fan I got it off of amazon. As far as number of hoses I made 5 with camlocks, and one with a fitting to attach to the sink tor filling water.

I tried to coil up the heat exchanger stainless steel tubing and failed miserable. Got so irritated with myself for hot stopping at the first kink, but after I ruined the first coil and said many choice words directed at the expensive pile of scrap stainless tubing, I started reading the forum...

I added the heat sink and the handles to the control panel last night.

Picture of the Pumps, hoses and the control panel. The only thing I am waiting on is the Amp meter to get here on the slow boat from China.

I have been spend a lot of time building lately, so have not had time to post pictures for awhile, but am taking a break tonight to do just that. Have made a lot of progress I feel in the last two weeks due to many way too late nights in the build process(have seen the sun rise a couple of...

Here is a picture of the hood.

Kal I did line the inside of the hood with Plas-Tex water proof wall pannel, and then calked the seams so no moisture should get to the wood.

I would like to add my name to the list of people wanting a coil bent, already destroyed one trying the hand foot corney method. New coil should be here tomorrow so I could ship it to you then. Thanks for offering this service.

I have been doing 5 gallon batches for a long time now and have been doing all grain for quite a while now. I have been disenchanted with my current setup with my cooler mash tun and not being able to hold a consistent temperature during the mash. I have been trying many different things to...

Well I decided to make a garden for Hops this year and give it a shot. Since nature has smiled on us in the upper Midwest this year I am able to get quite a jump on the process. First order of business is to dig out a nice spot for the garden. Where I live is terrible soil of mostly clay...

Thank you for the information, deffinitely giving me good ideas for when i start one of these. Your keezer is certainly a thing of beauty.

Wow this is a beautiful build. I am curious, why did you want to add the collar to the Keezer? Looking forward to seeing the finished build. :mug:

This is a thing of beauty, any chance on some interior shots.