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After a couple of posts and some thought. I'm going to build my keezer for inside use. Florida weather is just to hot for it to sit outside. I had thought of making it into a bar outside but time and complexity are problems I don't feel like dealing with. Here are a few of my pictures. Just...

The door might need to be aligned. When you put it back on it might have got miss aligned. Just a guess.

Can you go through the top also with a tower?

From what i have read, it seems to get better pours from the tower you want to try and cool it. As far as how to route it you can do whatever you can imagine in keeping with trying to cool the lines to the tap/s. I would be careful going out the side as some refrigerator run the cooling lines...

I'm still on the fence whether to build the collar or just try and use the space inside for everything. On one hand I like the idea of a 20# tank on the outside and the ease of going through the collar to plum it. Then I think maybe just keep it simple and use a 5# tank on the inside. The keezer...

How about the title? Or I guess what parts of it will be customizable? Things like Inserting images, title, fonts.

Could this be run on older tablets? Like a galaxy s2?

I live in the sunshine state and would like to take advantage of the outdoor space I have in the back of my house. I have a google sketchup of what I would like to do but I can't seem to figure out how to upload the picture. It's just a rough outline of my ideas. I work out of the country most...

Just my 2 cents. A standard bar height is 42 inches to about 46 inches. Just something to think about when building. Bar stool are made standard for those heights.

JohnSand, Thanks for the reply. I was wondering what kind of time frame I had and it sounds like I should be able to brew on vacation. Go to work and everything is ready when I get back. Wel,l the short way of putting it.

Thanks for the great resource that is this forum. I'm currently working in Afganistan and taking the time to read and learn about homebrewing. I would like to set up a tap system in my house when I get back in may. I see a lot of the brews take time. I wish I had more of it. I'm only home for...