[tschmidlin]

Nicely done!

[Mark G]

That turned out very nicely. Well done.

[rayallen]

Thanks guys, really liking it.

Once it gets a skin of some sort it will give it a classy look.

[gsandel]

Bravo!  We (all 100,000 of us) will be over on Friday.

[rayallen]

Bravo!  We (all 100,000 of us) will be over on Friday.

Come on over, the more the merrier!

[Pawtucket Patriot]

Yeah, great job!  I have a four tapper with a very similar configuration.

[rayallen]

Yeah, great job!  I have a four tapper with a very similar configuration.

Thanks, Im loving it. Always cool to say, I built that...

[tonyp]

Nice job! It really looks good. How far apart are the taps (on center)? They look a little close together once the tap handles are on.

[rayallen]

The holes were drilled 3" apart. Now that its together 4" would have been better.

Just have to be creative when I make my tap handles so that they are not bumping.

[euge]

The holes were drilled 3" apart. Now that its together 4" would have been better.

Just have to be creative when I make my tap handles so that they are not bumping.

If you wanted to adjust do a re-drill and fill the old holes with dowel pegs. A little putty and sanding. The tap handles don't look like they interfere with each other as is, though.

Nice build. Now you need to get 4 beers on tap.

[rayallen]

The holes were drilled 3" apart. Now that its together 4" would have been better.

Just have to be creative when I make my tap handles so that they are not bumping.

If you wanted to adjust do a re-drill and fill the old holes with dowel pegs. A little putty and sanding. The tap handles don't look like they interfere with each other as is, though.

Nice build. Now you need to get 4 beers on tap.

They dont interfere with each other at all. If you look at the pic with the 4lrg commercial taps, I could pull each open without hit the one next to it. So im leaving as is.

Working on my 2nd beer now..

[Mark G]

The holes were drilled 3" apart. Now that its together 4" would have been better.

Just have to be creative when I make my tap handles so that they are not bumping.

If you wanted to adjust do a re-drill and fill the old holes with dowel pegs. A little putty and sanding. The tap handles don't look like they interfere with each other as is, though.

Nice build. Now you need to get 4 beers on tap.

There's the tricky part... Getting all the taps going. I built a 6 tap kegerator last November to replace my defunct 2 tap setup. I finally got my sixth beer on tap two days ago.

[euge]

There's the tricky part... Getting all the taps going. I built a 6 tap kegerator last November to replace my defunct 2 tap setup. I finally got my sixth beer on tap two days ago.

I can barely keep two going.

[rayallen]

yea, im going to burn through these 1st two batches fast. Going to have a party here in a couple of weeks and I have a lot people who volunteered to be taste testers.

[oscarvan]

There's the tricky part... Getting all the taps going. I built a 6 tap kegerator last November to replace my defunct 2 tap setup. I finally got my sixth beer on tap two days ago.

I can barely keep two going.

Tell me about it..... three, and there's always one empty. But, got four kegs in the pipeline as we speak and brewing more tomorrow.

By the way, Ray, nice setup. I like the balls to the wall dive right in approach..... Started brewing in October, now have a 10G all grain setup, a keggerator with three taps and two freezmenters.....