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Haha yep, Boonie is much better looking than me! The slab is 2 pieces joined with the glass river. The slab is very heavy. The trickiest part of the build was supporting the slab vertically to fit the hinges - definitely a 2 person job (the orientation of the hinges was such that the slab...

Sweet, I just ordered some insulation for the collar and under the lid. Not sure if it needs it but it certainly won’t hurt.

Thanks for that JD. I might grab some of this for not only the collar, but also do the underside of the slab. I notice some condensation forms occasionally on the top side of the slab, so hopefully this will reduce. Cheers, Macca

Thanks Mack, The gap between the freezer and outer wooden shell is approx 50mm, although air is not really free to dissipate right around all sides of the freezer to the vent, due to the frame.

Thanks bttjn, The slab/river is done in liquid glass. Cheers Macca

I’ve got a few progress pics from along the way. I’ll dig a few out and post later Cheers Macca

Thanks mate, The finish on the top slab is liquid glass. Nice and durable. Cheers Macca

Good question. The compressor has a grill vent on the end down in behind the drip tray/blackboard. I cut out a 200x300mm vent out of the woodwork there. The blackboard/drip tray apparatus sits out by about 10mm so that the compressor gets ventilation. Seems to be working fine so far!

Hey guys, Decided to post some photo’s of my recent Keezer build. Just wondering whether insulation around the collar will be necessary? Thoughts?

8E79A1C6-09DA-4BB1-9EE9-C04903FD0CD3 by Andy Macz posted 20/1/19 at 8:04 AM852D2EEE-1759-4999-BD8A-31F4C5110737 by Andy Macz posted 20/1/19 at 8:04 AM

Hi everyone, I thought I might post a few pictures of my recently completed Keezer build. A great deal of the inspiration came from various builds here and on the net. In summary, it is a 5 tap Keezer based on a 320L Westinghouse chest freezer. I used a combination of hinges and gas struts to...

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