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You could stick a Stainless bolt in the end and secure it and all of the "Fly-aways" under a Stainless clamp.

Need more information on this setup... Looks like you are trying to recirculate between the 2 kettles around a single IC but I don't see how you are going to get the wort back from the right kettle to the left...

The back is secured with a piano hinge across the entire bottom and door slider locks to lock it in place. The seal is made by insetting the back plate up against the sides and top of the coffin so it sits flush on the outside. I left a 1/8" of foam insulation sticking back to create a tight...

Yea the gold caps and espresso stain compliment each other nicely!

Thanks for the kind words m3n00b!!

Thanks for the kind words! Put a lot of time and work into it!

Sure thing krazydave! I used the "Farmwood - Bar Top Epoxy" available at Lowes. I actually ordered mine off of Amazon because Lowes didn't carry the gallon kit. My top ended up taking roughly 1 3/4 gallons and covers the caps plus another 5/8" above the caps but 1/16" below the trim wood...

Current set up for Xmas!! Tap 3 now has a strawberry blonde no pictured. Decided to go with no drip tray and just a bar mat and clean up is a breeze. Wet cloth/dry cloth and done!

2 outlet boxes mounted inside keezer frame to power everything with 1 extension cord plugged into 120v wall outlet. 2x 80mm fans in a push/pull configuration to keep keezer cold and temps stay within 2 degrees F of freezer temps. led IR receiver mounted directly behind middle tap under lip with...

inside the coffin and in it's final resting place!. <Looked good enough SWMBO actually allowed me to put it right in the living room!!! 5 taps, can hold 9 kegs (Co2 tank outside of freezer)... Air distribution has since been upgraded to a bunch of secondary regs instead of the 3 shown here.

Now for the bottlecap top mockup and install. Modge podge to hold them down and bar top epoxy for a glass like finish...

Ok, so I missed a couple of days worth of pictures showing the coffin build and electronics wiring. Continuing on...

Trimwork all coming together with wood conditioner, stain and Spar Urethane.

Starting to frame out the lid. 1/2" MDF on top, freezer lid intact in the middle and 1/4" ply on bottom to make a sandwich all glued and bolted together.

Front panels are made of 3/8" clear plexi stacked with 1/8" "broken glass" light fixture covers with led lights behind them. Mocked up for now.

End panels cut and fitted, 3 1/2" Rubber Casters mounted and some stain going on.

Started framing out the front and sides of the keezer walls. 2"x4"s lightly sanded and painted with a waterproof sealer. Just in case this thing ends up outside or in a garage sometime in the future.

Freezer sans lid (lasted maybe 5 minutes) lol. Base is made out of 2"x6" joined with pocket screws and wood glue.

Start to finish with Lots of pictures of the build process. So craigslist searching for 3+ months came up with a deal I could not turn down. 1 hour drive away a male nurse was going back to school and moving into an apartment. He had a Kenmore 15+ cu ft chest freezer (Never plugged in!!!)...

They announced they are working on fixing several errors on the quiz that opened yesterday. Asked us to wait to take the quiz until they have resolved the issues.