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Yes, I guess I could just try one. Would I just be checking for leakage or would it just slide out if it didn't fit? I've never corked anything so I just don't want it to look fine but end up with problems down the road. I'll give them a measuring, too, and compare to some other bottles I...

Does anyone know if I can use number 8 corks in bottles from La Chouffe, or Lindeman, or Dupont? I had been saving some bottles in the hopes that this would work but now am not too sure.

Thanks for the tips for how to use my broken fridge. I was reluctant to drill in the first place, but someone who installs draft lines for a living told me it would be fine.. Thanks for the help everyone, I guess I'll start looking for a new one.

Hey Bob, I have solder for electronics, but not for plumbing. Will that work?

What is confusing me is that, first of, all, it doesn't look like I hit a pipe. And, second of all, it only leaks when it is on. I've busted a fridge before by breaking the coolant line and it leaked until it was empty and it was off the entire time. I'm going to silicone over the metal piece...

I finished drilling the hole, and I mostly see foam. There is a thin piece of metal about an inch long embedded in the bottom of the hole. I made the hole three inches from the top and three and a half inches from the front, with the hole being on the side wall. Again, it only leaks audibly...

I've had my gas and regulators inside my keg freezer for a while now, but I've added taps top the bar above it and no longer have room inside for them. I was told that all the components for the fridge are in the step and that I can just drill through the wall. I was almost done drilling...