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I was struggling for hours to figure out why my wifi wouldn't connect until i saw my fat finger instead of wpa-conf /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf I had wpa-conf /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.confg So the /etc/network/interfaces couldn't find my supplicant info auto lo iface lo...

You can't post something this nice without step by step build pictures. I'm pretty sure you're breaking a HBT rule.

Here is my build https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showpost.php?p=7479125 There are also a lot of good ideas in this thread https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=172047

Love the chalkboard under the taps, very nice.

Necessary, I have no idea. Most people had them so I figured it made sense. The theory is it keeps the air moving so the warm air doesn't rise to the top of the keezer. This should keep a more uniform temp inside the keezer and also help to keep the beer lines cold.

Looks great! I'd get the temp probe into a bottle of water to more closely match the beer temp. Also consider adding a small USB computer fan to regulate the air temps and help reduce freezer cycles.

I knew this would be in my basement so the outer collar is just select pine. Less expensive than oak, cherry, etc

Looks great your keezer is my keezer's big brother

I had the same issue. It's hard to tell from this picture but I just used a straight edge and blade and cut down 3/4" all the way around. Then I siliconed weather stripping on top of the insulation. This allowed the lid to close and the weather stripping provides a better sealer than the lid...

In case anyone else is attempting this project I was able to fit 2 of these 3 gallon cornies https://www.kegworks.com/ball-lock-homebrew-cornelius-keg-3-gallon-single-handle-new Into this 70qt cooler...

Igloo 70qt cooler with 2 3 gallon cornies

Through the 1x5, through the 1" EPS insulation, through the 1x6 and through the 2x6". Come to think of it i think I used 4" bolts. There is no issue with looseness or crushing at all. The 1x5" is wide enough to spread the pressure against the insulation to prevent crushing. I'd imagine I'd need...