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So are you guys saying this is a futile effort and simply buy new beer line every 6 months or it isn't possible to build something which can clean kegs and beer line from the same pump? I would think the cleaners used would have some abrasive characteristics to them which would be amplified by...

picking this idea back up now what I have rebuild my kegerator. The idea right now is to allow for the pump I purchased double as a keg cleaner so I want to come up a design which will all for both. I picked up a Homdox 1HP 3566 GPH Submersible Clean/Dirty Water Pump; 1 HP /750W, Max Flow...

I did the above for both gas and liquid, works great! all I need is to find some reusable post covers to keep them clean when not in use.

count me in!

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can you post some pics?

pretty happy with the final product. If I had to do it again I would not try to sweat so many joints at the same time, you would set one thing and something else would slip or fall off a few degrees, sadly in the end its off about an 1/8 on one side and the tray is a little more snug than I...

I toyed with a bunch of different ideas, I wasn't going to add the vertical posts to hold the tray in the cradle but I had visions of the tray sliding out or an rouge kid being hosed down.

Sized everything up and started to sweat the joints, I only did the length ones so I can center everything up and make it a little easier to work with.

building basically a cradle for the drip tray in copper.

I've always wanted a drip tray and I'm growing tired of simply having a folded towel on the floor to catch the drips. I've always been a little leery of the magnet approach so I want to try something a little more permanent

425ss by Perlick. They don't make them anymore and you can read up on why if you like. If you are looking for something similar you check check out VentiMatic or look at the newer perlick's with flow controls

I realized after I uploaded the temp control pics that it's wired incorrectly, the neutral feed should be in 5 and not 7 2 & 3 temp probe 5 neutral 6 hot from source 8 jumper from 6 9 hot to compressor

Thanks, InkBird. count me in!

There's an appliance store by me which stores their "white waste" outside between pickups. Drove by for a few weeks until I noticed a dead freezer sitting there, rang the guy up and asked if he minded if i grabbed the hinges, his response, have at it, I don't lend out tools.

I little tighter than I like for the gas system tubing. I'm planning at pulling the stock shutoff valves and adding a 90 elbow

converted the stock cable to a 90 female IEC 320 C13/C14 Connector. I like doing this because it prevents cable strain and also allows the collar to be removed without having to be disassemble the electric system entirely. You can also see both sets of hinges, I had to customize the upper set...

I use a Love Controls TS3 for temp control. Wiring is simple and pretty painless. It clean with the project boxes and there is plenty of room in there still.. I'm considering adding a blower system and placing the power converter in here.

sadly I lost a bunch of photos when my phone died this week.. but here's where we're at. picked up some "bad tint" paint from from the local big box and went to town.. didn't get quite the layering affect I wanted but it will do for now.

can you post some photo's of the conical