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It's what I had...It works better than my original. I used to use 2 gallon jugs full of water. Well, in the Winter they freeze, thaw, freeze, and thaw until they drop an 8 pound block of ice in the awning in the back yard.:o Ooops...

The propane tank is a counter balance for the flying Santa on the other end of the boom. The picture was just poor timing :p Here's a video

This is what makes me have to drink the beer I make! LOL

I have bottled into growlers with no problems. The first time I just tried one when I bottled the rest of the batch. After that I bottled a about half growlers and half 12 oz. When I bottled to grower I always ended up drinking them within about 6 months, so I cannot say how long they would've...

Re-solder! It's a lot easier to deal with than a bad weld!

I'm in!

Fine bandsaw works good.

Show us pics as is. I've been using the Perlick PERL 525SSTF Tarnish Free Brass Keg Beer Faucets for a year and a half. They look and work great.

I think it will work just fine and look great too. You may want to incorporate some way to adjust the whole freezer height like a close washing machine (screw in legs). This will make getting the counter and the keezer top flush much easier. I've used plow bolts for adjustable legs before. They...

With as much work as this is I was thinking of making a machine that rolls the keg against a polishing wheel. just set it on there and let it do it's thing. come back the next day and it's all shiny...How much work do you have into the one keg?

You can make it look like whatever you want! I used the lid and made a fake "skin" for the top. That way the factory seal is still used. It looks like you used the same freezer that I did..

That should be strong enough, but mock it up first and test it with cold water first.......If that works stand on it...or load up your pot with sand or bricks... I've made hunting trees tands with1"X1" tubing with no problems.

Is that really 15 gallon? it looks a lot smaller than a 1/2 barrel keg. Unless the floor tiles in the pictures are 20". Optical illusion?

Looks good! I hope your not using it inside!

Here's what you need... http://www.homebrewing.org/10-PSI-Regulator-For-Propane-_p_1725.html

Sounds good jsbird please PM me in case I loose this thread:o

I have more than one...I need to get it weighed... What are your ZIP's? Mine's 48150 If you want to check shipping. The Hoffman website says 29 lbs, I don't believe it....

What I have is a Hoffman A1212CH http://www.hoffmanonline.com/product_catalog/catalog_item_detail.aspx?cat_1=34&cat_2=2280&cat_3=74846&catID=78064&itemID=2929&searchFor=A1212CH&catIDs=78064,186&itemIDs=2929,3961&catalog_item=3961 The website says it's 29 lbs. I don't think it does. It's lighter...

I have a steel industrial enclosure I'd be willing to part with, I don't know what shipping would cost though? Let me take a look and see what I have. I know I have a couple about that size. BRB.

I believe the Monster Mill MM3 Has a 1/2 shaft. It looks like a 19.08 mm shaft is a 3/4" shaft. So you need a way to adapt from 1/2" to 3/4". You need a misalignment flex coupling and a piece of 3/4 keyed shaft. Here's what I'd try... but double check key sizes of your gearbox and the shaft...