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All of them that I have seen are cast alum blocks with 1/4 ID stainless tubing inside. I was just poking around and found an ebay item pretty much exactly what I got... cold plate

By jumpers are meaning run it through one line then directly into a second before going out to the faucet? If it is, no... went through only one circuit and seems to work well. I guess if you are dispensing fairly often you could double it up to get more chilled beer in the lines.

I can say that this thing has been working great for us! We have used it at a few camping trips (CHA fest at Lake Casitas) where day time temps are getting up to mid-high 80's and the kegs are sitting out under a tree. We never actually measured it, but it dispenses fairly cold. One thing we...

Ahhh, right on. Wasn't thinking about coils ;) I think that's a great idea about using it as a pre chiller... I think I might try that.

Very true JRems, that was the one size we didn't have and instead of getting the correct size, we forged ahead to get it done. "This way all the lines can be removed to clean, without pulling them through a hole that could leak." -- confused about what would be leaking...? Hey Egg... ya...

Everything works great. The only issue, not really an issue though, is that it is pretty big and heavy. Could have used a smaller cooler, but my buddy had that one lyin around so we save cost there. Still think cold plate is the way to go. There is 1 thing. The holes you drill will make...

Not a great pic but works great!!! We had a keg of warm/hot water we used to flush out the cold plate and also hooked that up to see how it works... worked great!! With just the little ice we put on the plate, it chilled the warm water down to, just guessing, 45-50 degrees. All in all...

Seen a lot of posts about this, but wanted to share a build my friend and I just finished. My friends and I go to brewfest, camping, softball tourneys and stuff and pretty much got tired of burnin through so much ice in trash cans. So we decided to build a jockey box. The first question...