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I just checked home depot...not $160 anymore. Most recent price I've seen is $198. Still a decent value, if you don't want a used freezer. Yea, you're telling me. I had to take off the springs just to get it through the door and down the stairs. I snapped off the head of one bolt and bent...

Yes, it is the ~7cu. ft. GE freezer commonly used on these boards. Got it at Home Depot for $160 delivered. I used a primer on everything and then rolled 3 coats of the chalkboard paint. After the last coat, you wait "3 days" and then rub the surface with the side of a piece of chalk...

The best advice I can give is to keep things simple (unless you've got lots of time and endless resources). Going cheap isn't always worth it...Sometimes it's best just to fork over the cash for whatever works in the simplest way instead of making a project out of every little aspect. If I can...

I've been stalking these boards for a looong time. When I saw pictures of all your keezer builds for the first time, I knew I needed one of my own. It took 2 years before I had the time and money to build one, but after a week of chipping away, the dream has finally become a reality...

these are gone.

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I have two keggles for sale. The kegs were obtained legitimately, and I had all the welds professionally done. There is a ball valve already installed, and there is a fitting for a thermometer. I got them thinking I'd expand, but it doesn't look like it's going to happen for a long while...