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Sacrifice the bottles for the win.

I can't help but wonder, if you pressure test the keg and it passes, what kind of warranty could you possibly need from a stainless steel keg?

I was surprised to find a leak in the check valve on one of those little red handled valves. I also only found it submerged.

Honestly, I don't think it'll work unless you post said balanced, hoppy, citrusy and juicy recipe. Better play it safe.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/CLR-Calcium-Lime-Rust-Remover/14574716 This product should do the trick for you.

+1 for Ontariobeerkegs.com Nothing but great things to say about their products, service, and shipping fees are very fair, if not the best I've seen.

Any chance you could post pictures and description of your entire system? Because it seems that it may be the cat's a** awesome!

Have you tried shorting out the compressor wire (might be red) with the feed coming into the thermostat? That would tell you if there's a problem with the thermostat. If it is bad, a $15 fix from China (read: stc-1000 or similar) will fix that problem and give you much more accurate results.

Nice work. Will you update post with pictures once kegs are in? CO2 in or out? As previously mentioned, which thermostat will you use? An eBay aquarium thermostat would be nice on there and keep it simple. Again, nice work.

Haven't read all the posts, but here's my take. The honesty to say, "we can't get you this today, but I can do it in X days". An honest effort is all I ask. I can't expect someone to carry everything at all times, but the knowledge on how to make me leave content is priceless. Don't have...

My two cents, but consider using keg lube as well. That stuff is underrated.

Wow. Years of memories ahead of you. If nothing else, you've got so much knowledge from what you've done already. Kudos to you for the work so far, and what's ahead of you. It's not that you need to use it daily, it's just the fact that you could, if you chose to do so! keep posting as you have...

I want to know where those girls were when I was in college. We partied, but something like that I would remember. Then again, my wife used to be able to tie a cherry stem using only her tongue at that time. I was already in love with her, but that sealed the deal!

An option, if budget is an issue is to butt join them as well, but add finish trim to the outside edges, hiding the joints. Then again, a saw will pay itself back hundreds of times over the years, and your skills will only improve. Post pictures please of your results.

Subscribed. Interesting where this may lead.

Not one of them would get kicked out of my bed for eating crackers. Not a single one. My wife on the other hand, may object to that many women in bed...

Consider a low voltage fan directing air through PVC to circulate the air. As well, maybe a dehumidifier that lots are using here on the forum. Have you got insulation to wrap the inside of your collar? You won't regret your investment in a keezer.

I don't see it on HD's american website either, but it's definitely available here. My apologies if I misled you. http://www.homedepot.ca/product/danby-premiere-55-cf-chest-freezer/960898

Danby has them. HD has them in Canada at least for $248. That's what I used this year.

Are you meaning one of these? http://www.ebay.com/itm/110V-Digital-LCD-Thermostat-Temperature-Regulator-Controller-Aquarium-Fish-Tank-/290704096237?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43af507bed