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Thanks. Enjoyed building it. REALLY enjoy using it. I just did!

To give you some idea of how it looks, here’s mine. Face plate is 16” wide and faucets are 4” on center. I've got 20 different tap handles and they all fit fine.

Noontime, you're right. This was brewed to drink all day long by the pool, just soaking up the sun. I'm going with the first one. Thanks, for the input.

Hot Rods... Hummm... Makes me rethink this. How about...

Interesting. I just tried it on mine and it didn't equalize either. Checking further on it, I found the specs on my 2 way manifold I use to carb a new keg, and it has a check valve. GRHunter, check the specs on your manifold.

Just curious, where you at in Michigan? I grew up in Mt. Clemens, but left in ’79 when I joined the Navy.

Anything but an IPA! Anything at all! It makes me wanna... well... I feel your pain.

Always pour two, so when you finish the first one, the second one's head has fallen to a respectable level. It's all about saving time...

The poppet valve is one way, so with 30 psi pushing it closed from inside the keg, and only 10-15 psi trying to push it open, it will not release the pressure. Have to use the pressure relief valve on the keg to drop it down.

Check some on this site. Maybe Bits and Bytes or Encounter? http://www.brainybetty.com/fonts.htm

All are nice, but I, too, like the Brown Bear the best. The Wolf Amber is pretty cool, too!

Brewed a Cascades & Orange Pale Ale yesterday so put together a label for the tap handle. What do you think?

I did the same thing once. Make it your 4th or 5th beer and you'll never know the difference. :drunk:

I'd be interested if you're serious about selling it.

Yes, it's worth it. I use it and really like it. Tried all the others, but decided on BeerSmith. Yes, it will convert extract to AG. Get the free trial and check it out. Edit: Damn! You guys are fast!

Nice catch! Cornys are about 9" across. Got a few 9" paper plates? Set them inside and see how many will fit. When I bought my freezer, I used pie tins that were the exact same size as my kegs.

I set it and forget it. In a week or so, I have nicely carbonated beer. Here's the spreadsheet for setting the pressure, which helps a lot.

5 gallons last month and 5 gallons yesterday. 16869 + 10 = 16879