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Would love to see your schematic for this, it's exactly what was planning for my BIAB setup.

RV Anti-Freeze in the bucket in the fridge would probably work great... It wouldn't freeze. It's pretty cheap too...

I've not seen where anyone removed the plastic liner and put the support inside it. here's a link to a picture of one way to do it.https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/show-us-your-kegerator-29053/index88.html#post1240877 Personally, I'd think long and hard about doing that though. Putting the...

I have a collection of small fans, both AC and DC so I figured if I need to add one it should be pretty easy to do. Yes, I plan to insulate, I just need to get some foam board to do it... details details details... I wanted to get it built and in service and I'll tweek where necessary. I...

I just finished mine this evening and don't have anything in it yet (70 schilling Scotch Ale is in secondary) but I figure there is plenty of room inside the little shelf if I need to add a fan. The tower is fairly cold to the touch though so I'm not expecting any issue... I could definitely be...

That was one of the concerns I had prior to my keezer build. The other is wall clearance when opening the keezer. Check out my keezer build to see how I avoided both of those issues. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/show-us-your-kegerator-29053/index88.html#post1240730

After looking at every keezer/kegerator posted on this website for over a year, I finally got enough ideas to make my own. I liked the chest freezer conversions, but I really don't like the taps through the collar designs very much. Looking to make it versitile enough to be adaptable into the...

inside tower shelf

controller mounted

tower set in place

tower shelf installed

lid re-attached to collar

lid back on collar

Detail of collar notch

Collar placement

Freezer lid removed

Hmmm... what Fire/Safety place?

Houston... I think we found the problem... I've not had the first two you listed, but the two Dragonmead brews (Under Kilt and Tripple) that I recognize are award winning beers for their styles. Fine examples of specialty craft brews... They are miles and miles away from Milwaukee's "Best"...