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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @NykolaiMcherron
    @NykolaiMcherron 2 года назад

    Great video mate, cheers!

  • @TimothyBecker
    @TimothyBecker 4 года назад

    Really appreciate your approach to share end goals and also lessons learned through this. You confirmed some of my thoughts about what I hope to build, and also gave me a few new ideas along the way!
    Good stuff, thanks!

  • @patriciabrogan7408
    @patriciabrogan7408 6 лет назад +1

    Hey ! This video has been a great help. I literally have no idea what I’m doing but trying to build this for my husband for his birthday !! How did you attatch the top ? Did you glue the entire piece onto the top

  • @niravadesara
    @niravadesara 6 лет назад

    Great video, Hey ever thought of writing a blog... That would be more helpful

  • @mblakeborough
    @mblakeborough 5 лет назад

    I see your using the same temp controller I purchased. Would you be able to tell me all the numbers you have under your settings cause I'm having issues with mine and its hard to find a video on programming it for a keezer.

  • @zerobambiro
    @zerobambiro 5 лет назад

    Never understood, why people reattach the topcap of the freezer with some wood in between. It makes sence if you want the tap at the side, but even then you can just make a hole into the freezer. This build here totaly makes sence to me. Well done!

    • @harryhagelund7674
      @harryhagelund7674 5 лет назад

      They reuse the top of the freezer because it's insulated, less work for the compressor to keep beer cold. Now that makes sense!

  • @user-en9hq4zv3s
    @user-en9hq4zv3s 5 лет назад

    i'm confused....are you not pushing very warm air from that pc fan into your freezer causing your unit to almost constantly be on??

    • @RichardDePas
      @RichardDePas Год назад

      He insulated the top box so it just allows the cold air to keep the lines cold to the taps. The fan just ensures the air circulates through that area.