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I did a 2x6 collar then a 1x8 front facing board. The 2 x 6 collar sits flush to the freezer and the 1 x8 creates an overhanging lip. So when I put the collar down it literally slides down the front and sides gripping with the 1x8. I just put some 1" thick foam door/window insulation on the...

Costco was selling Fat Tire here in VA in cases, long shot possibility =)

You could try calling a paintball place as well.

Lol I just tried both of these this past week. I got the Franz Dunkel, it was yummy.

I tried buying one to take the temp of the kegs in my keezer (instead of bending over with a flashlight to read the temp strips lol). I didnt like how it wasnt stable. I would point it at the keg and it would go back and forth between 38 and 42 degrees. For certain applications this would be...

This is good to know haha. I guess I will drill some holes in mine =)

I was at total wine the last 2 weekends buying assorted beers I havent tried yet. I love it =) Still doing research trying to decide what my next brew will be!

Whats the purpose of drilling the holes in the side? First time I have seen that.

Sorry I wasnt clear, I meant does a pin lock post screw onto these adapters fine.

What if you use pin lock kegs, does that post screw onto the pump assembly?

For a 12" collar you will definitely want to insulate and prob put a fan in. Since that's a really tall collar there will be no lines running through a large space leaving a dead space. The fan should help keep that air moving. You may already know this, but figured I would throw it out there...

This is exactly what I did actually lol. I talked to another electrician on this board and one at home depot =) I figured that some of you guys would be on here! Thanks for the replies guys!

So the outlet my keezer is on cut off yesterday and after a bunch of running around the house to figure it out I found a bad outlet that is chained to the one the keezer is on. This is where it got interesing, I haven't seen this before, but the outlet has 3 lines coming in (not 3 total lines, 3...

And think I am done. Put a fan in and built a little shelf to hold the kegs off the ground. Super fun little project, as soon as my beer is done cold crashing its kegging time! 001 by grendelrt, on Flickr

I am looking right now for a turkey fryer, problem is everything is 30qt in the stores. The lowest I have found is a 30qt propane fryer for 48 bucks on Walmart (http://www.walmart.com/ip/30-Quart-Propane-Turkey-Fryer-Set/13059419). Lowes has a 35qt but it has horrible reviews saying hte stand...

Its super light, just have your wife pick up the non compressor side. Me and friend carried it over our heads over a car in my garage. I got mine on sale (white model) at sears plus a coupon for 222 a couple weeks ago. Heres my build thread if you wanted to see anymore details on it...

Well I tried to stain the poplar and we couldn't get anything to look very good (on scrap pieces) so I just decided to use chalkboard paint and make my life a little easier. All I have to do now is figure out how I want to seal the hole my temp probe and fan lines are coming through, I would...

Thanks for the reply, that was what I was reading as well. I read it paints really well though. Decisions decisions.....

You got the sports car right ;) Its my old 1990 300zx TT, replacing the injectors and other misc things at the moment. I skipped working on it this weekend to build the collar.

Thanks! Yeah I bought some of that pink foam board insulation from Home Depot. It is 1" thick and is R5 rated. I plan on using that and a fan to circulate air. And I think the chalkboard paint is cool too, im conflicted for either going cool factor (chalkboard paint) or classier adult (stain) lol.