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    Haier 7.1 Keezer

    I believe they're SS carriage bolts, not the most eye appealing part of the build. Let me know if you come up with a better way!
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    Haier 7.1 Keezer

    I've had my keezer going for over 2 1/2 years now and thought I'd share an update. I was concerned that the freezer might overheat from a lack of space between the cabinet and freezer walls, so far (knock on wood) zero problems. Another worry was how well the finish would hold up to the...
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    Haier 7.1 Keezer

    The front panel is 1/2" from the freezer front which allows room for the temperature controller. The freezers temperature controller is no longer accessible from the front. If for some reason I need to access it I can do so through the side vent. I removed the factory louvers and installed black...
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    Haier 7.1 Keezer

    I didn't keep track of the costs. With that said, here's a few that I can think of: $140 Chest freezer on sale $23 Casters for 4 $40 4x8x1/2" birch veneer $80 for trim and lid $15 for tile $15 for grille $25 for led light strip $22 for drip tray Total $360 Probably at least another...
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    Haier 7.1 Keezer

    1st coat of stain.
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    Haier 7.1 Keezer

    Three 12x12 sheets of accent tile. Two 1x12's edge glued for top.
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    Haier 7.1 Keezer

    Funny! Here's a few pics of the build. The base. 3" swivel caster wheels, 2x4's and 3/4" plywood. Several 3" holes were put in the plywood after the pic to allow a little more ventilation. The Collar. 1st layer is made of 2x2's on the sides and back, the front is a 1x10 on top of a 1x3...
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    Haier 7.1 Keezer

    Thanks! I used Poplar trim and Birch plywood. Stained with 4 coats of Varathane Gel Stain 'Red Mahogany', then 3 coats of Varathane satin polyurethane, oil based, fast drying interior. I also used Varathane wood conditioner prior to staining.
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    Haier 7.1 Keezer

    Here's a couple pics, one showing the interior (insulated) and the other showing the clearance needed from the wall when open, maybe a couple inches which is the reason I went this route instead of a coffin. I like the coffin designs I've seen but I'm limited on space.
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    Haier 7.1 Keezer

    My 1st attempt at building a keezer. Many thanks to the members of homebrewtalk. I don't think I would have attempted the build without all the good info provided here. The cons of my design: The collar is a combination of 2x12's and 2x2's making the height an issue when loading corny's...
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