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I used a bilge fan for 2 reasons. 1) I'm trying to pull the air through the PVC pipes and blast it around the taps. Bilge fan connected with a nice seal. Didn't think a PC fan would have enough power for this But, hey, never tried 2) Wasn't sure if the moisture would be an issue...

Yep, it's a chunk o' standard wire shelf.

That's exactly why I did it in this build. The taps on the left are over the kegs. The collar would have to be another 6-8 inches taller if you want to have enough clearance over the keg on da hump.

Here's the build thread on the beast that inspired the Scrub Master 3000. Happiness is a 36 degree keezer. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/keezer-build-tips-lessons-learned-301204/

Already part of the design - all fits, just the way it is :tank:

Will figure out the parts list and post. In the meantime, here are some better photos of the build - Adapters - Pump and Manifold -

Keezer aer great - but require some cleaning to keep things fresh. Here's my solution to auto - line clean / sterilize - enjoy ! https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/scrub-master-3000-keg-washer-line-cleaner-461535/ :ban:

The wire shelf make a great drying rack when all done :mug:

Buckets - Just set it on top and let it run Lines and Taps - use the adapters below for the line in and a tube from the tap back into the reservoir to re-circulate.I run PBW through all 4 lines / taps for 15-30 minutes, then clean water, and finally some Star San to sanitize. Simple way to...