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No, I got them off of eBay. It was a bank of 6, I pulled one off and gave it to my brewing buddy for his kegerator.

I'm not going to include the kegs, ball lock fittings or tap handles in this price. 525S Faucets $129 SS Shanks $100 SS Tailpieces/nuts/washers $33 Drip tray $31 Tygon tubing $50 CO2 tubing $12 CO2 tank w/regulator $35 bank of regulators $60 Wood (most was scraps I had) $30 Paint $18 Urethane...

Thanks for the tip! I like wipe on poly. A 3 gallon one will fit on the hump. I got them and the tailpieces from CHI Company. It does not indicate that they are SS.

Ok, my build thread is up! https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/they-asked-keezer-build-201300/

I also covered the collar with the thin oak plywood, then attached the top. Looking good so far! I picked up the regulators on ebay. Playing around now, crash cooling some Kolsch while I work on it. Playing with keg placement. Four on the bottom and a shorty on the...

Next step was to work on the lid. I skinned the lid in some ½” baltic plywood I had. This will then get covered in oak. Skinning the sides of the lid makes it wider than the base so when I add the finish oak to it, it will cover up the lid seal. Plywood is glued and screwed to the lid...

OK, the project started with my $25 craiglist find. It’s kind of old, and looks like it was used as a hockey goalie, but it works! Inside it will hold 4 corneys on the bottom, and a 3 gallon on the hump. Next step was to make a mobile base for it. I ended up wrapping both top and...

Alright, after reading this thread any many others, I stole everyones ideas and made mine finally. It started as a $25 craiglist find, a 7cuft hotpoint freezer. It will 4 five gallon corneys, and 1 three gallon one on the hump. It has a collar and a coffin. I can open a build thread if...

Thank you for the feedback. I'll drop the unfermentables in beersmith and see what I need to do to the 2 row to compensate. The brewer for Russian River does say that those be less than 5% of the grainbill, so I do need to make that change. I don't have much experience yet in the drop hop...

I'm looking to try to clone the Widmer Deadlift IIPA. I can get the following off of their website bitterness 70 IBU alcohol by volume 8.6% original gravity 21.0° PLATO = 1.088 (according to Beersmith) malts 2-Row PALE, CARAPILS, CARAMEL 10-L hops BITTERING: ALCHEMY AROMA...

lately I'll have an extract batch boiling while my AG mashes.

I'm overdue for a win