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im having carbonation problem with store bought soda . so, i wanted to try despensing soda out of my keg. so i bought 2 bottles of 2L diet sierra mist and put it in my keg just to try to dipense it intially and this worked fine. after 2 day the soda poured out fine at 12 psi but is kind of flat...

you could just redo it..it not that much wood you are going to need

im not 100% sure but the pipe i have seen used (if i understood your question correctly) is copper piping...the reason being that copper is a good temperature conductor(hot or cold etc.) so to keep the beer line as cool as posible use copper. so a reason not to use stainless would be because...

buy ones like this with no tab before the thread

one last thing...i came upon a huge problem that could of had a very simple solution...i bought self tapping screws (you know that have a bit on the tip to drill into the metal on the fridge) and i usually buy the regular one ......but instead i bought these that are suppost to attach wood to...

hehe.... yeah that what i mean!!! its hard to make those 45degree cuts if you dont have the right equipment and skills. you have to take more things into consideration like how much the actual saw blade deducts from the wood every time you cut(tipically from1/16 to1/8) and some times you can...

this is what i mean by heating register they are about $10 and come in different sizes designs and materials...like brass steel and aluminum.....home depot and loews sells thwm locally too so you dont have to wait

the plugs i use to cover the screw heads....well now comes the easy part just attach the faucets and drip pan which i think im going to make with wood and one of those register covers that go on the floor on a house for the heating

i still need to stain the molding....but i dont know if i should stain it or just polyurathane it and leave it clear? i was going to do the joints at 45 degree angles and all that but after thinking about it it was going to be more complicated and i dont have the woodworking skills to make every...

good to know because i drilled the hell out of the side....the fridge is working great.....i'm almost finishing it!!!!

I need a carboy Cleaner because im new to home brewing and the faster I get one, the faster I can get wasted!!!lol

Question #1 - If I go with an A/C fan, can I wire it up using the existing wires for the light and the high temp switch? i would say yes..... even though im not an electrician Question #2 - If so how? you need muiltimeter to see where the electricity is at and i would just splice the wire or...

i would look on other search engine's as well ....if you have the skill you can make it your self on photoshop or something but im guessing thats not a option for you. i have gotten thing like that made by an artist before but it was not cheap

ready for the moldings

front and sides

screw in paneling

how to spruce up a plain white top/bottom frige for kegging

over the screw head that is showing on the panel. i will put some molding and hide the screws on the molding with wooden plug also those cheap panels make for horrble looking cuts so the molding will hide all those "alligator bite" cuts.

SO I WAS GOING TO BUY REAL WOOD PANELS.....but they are so expensive loews wanted like $25 a sheet at that rate i would have sent more on the panels than the fridge its self so i bought that fake wood mdf panels

there is an opening for one bottle...right in center of the fridge..lol