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Does the stc1000 temp controller I'm using have A Fahrenheit setting? Mines in Celsius...

No it has a prop up stick like a car hood. I'm gonna add some pistons to assist it because it's pretty heavy.

Complete! Finally

Thank you. If you ever give it a try everyone on here is more then helpful to give you any and all info you need, myself included. I couldn't have done it without the help (And design ideas) of others on here. And iv already considers the "eBay money." I'd definitely build these and sell them...

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I'm a beginner also. Iv made 6 batches so far, getting slightly more advanced each time. I'd start with a simple kit and get your sanitizing, boiling and transfer steps down. Any brew store has easy brewers best extract kits with step by step directions. Welcome and good luck. I got addicted...

Final coat of stain. 2825204 coats of clear and she'll be done! Oh, and I'd my shanks and faucets ever get here. Keg cowboy has great deals but shipping and customer service are horrible!!!!

I used button head bolts right through the top down. Then I added a sheet of 1/4 plywood and cut out the holes where the bolts are to countersink them. I needed the 1/4" ply anyway to make my tiles come level with the molding do it worked out perfect.

I'm really not cooling the coffin actually. What I have is a hole just small enough for the beer lines and the lines go through a small tunnel of insulation to their chosen shank. Enough air goes from the freezer to the tiny tunnel of lines to keep them cool enough for a few hours after each...

Are you referring to the whole tiled countertop or just the tap tower as I call it?

Yea the only "power tools" I have are a 18v ryobi drill and skill saw.....handsaw with a miter box for all the angles and stuff. A nail gun and miter chop saw would have done me wonders hah I think I'll invest in some tools here soon.

She's almost there....

Should I leave those front two panels lights or do it all the same dark color? Obviously the coffin will be dark too.

Added the bottom molding skirt to hide the casters and upgraded the wheels. Too much weight for those plastic wheels, not to mention its dry still. once the kegs were full it would never have moved.

Got the countertop molding on. Gotta do the bottom skirt then it's tile time. It'd be nice if my faucets and shanks got in already!!

Thanks jester. I appreciate all your help.

Thanks everyone!

Yes dark red mahogany