That turned out great!! Also, it looks like your drip tray is bent in the middle.
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Photomask
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There is plenty of inspiration out there and many projects to do. :rockin:Very nice! I can't wait to get going on my keezer project. So many other things to do thoughOh well, at least I get to soak in all this inspiration for when the time comes.
Actually, it's a rubber bar mat.
Very easy to clean, just drop it in the sink.
Actually, it's a rubber bar mat.
Very easy to clean, just drop it in the sink.
Whoops! Had to look again, thought it looked like metal. Great idea, I might have to find a smaller one for my new keezer.
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Very slick keezer build up...
Be interested to know how you got the pool balls drilled out... Did you make a flat spot on the bottom, so that the drill bit could get a proper bite?
I think steel (or brass) balls would be more up my alley than pool balls...
With the issues you had with three of the taps, I would have changed them for ones that could be used with nitro... Then you could have seven 'normal' and three 'special' taps for brews...
Be interested to know how you got the pool balls drilled out... Did you make a flat spot on the bottom, so that the drill bit could get a proper bite?
I think steel (or brass) balls would be more up my alley than pool balls...
With the issues you had with three of the taps, I would have changed them for ones that could be used with nitro... Then you could have seven 'normal' and three 'special' taps for brews...
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I mounted a piece of wood in my drill press vice and drilled a 1-1/2 hole in it. I placed the pool ball in the hole which is centered to the drill chuck. That centered everything up made it easy to keep the pool ball from moving. I drilled 5/16 inch holes in the pool balls and tapped them with a standard thread 3/8-16 tap.
