Hey guys, it's my first post on the forums so I figured I would make it count.
I've been brewing for about 5 years and after seeing some of the systems you have all put together, I finally decided to kick my old 2 keg kegerator to the curb and upgrade to a 4 keg coffin keezer with a 10 lb tank.
It has been a bit of a crap shoot building the thing in the living room of my condo, but here are the pics so far. I have put together the collar and built the tower. I've seen a lot of cool ideas for the front and sides but I am still not 100% sure what I am going to do.
Any suggestions are welcome, and the crazier the better. The best add on idea I've had so far is mounting a yeast starter fan under one of the cubby holes on the side.
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Yes, that is a kitchen knife I am using.
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Well, now I welcome the constructive criticism. In addition give me more ideas on how to make it better.
Cheers,
Craig