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ceannt said:I think it would be awkward .... just mount the taps through the wall in the open area .... just a thought
Lakewood said:I would probably use the lower cabinet and mount the faucets on a wooden box rail high enough and far enough out toward the door that it was easy to put the glass in and reach the tap handle.
Also I would put a drip plate in a raised box on the bottom so you can pull it out when needed.
If you do al that then the only hole is in the back, facing the wall.
C_dubbs said:I could mount the "tap box" on drawer style hinges that allows it to slide out a couple inches to pour then back in to shut the doors. Nothing like making a project more complicated.
Lakewood said:
C_dubbs said:I could mount the "tap box" on drawer style hinges that allows it to slide out a couple inches to pour then back in to shut the doors. Nothing like making a project more complicated.
yeah... i wouldnt do that....
C_dubbs said:
Lakewood said:
C_dubbs said:I could mount the "tap box" on drawer style hinges that allows it to slide out a couple inches to pour then back in to shut the doors. Nothing like making a project more complicated.
yeah... i wouldnt do that....
There's a whole slew of problems that could result. The first thing that strikes me is moving the trunk line repeatedly and minimizing stress put on the trunkline/tap connections.
C_dubbs said:
Lakewood said:
C_dubbs said:I could mount the "tap box" on drawer style hinges that allows it to slide out a couple inches to pour then back in to shut the doors. Nothing like making a project more complicated.
yeah... i wouldnt do that....
There's a whole slew of problems that could result. The first thing that strikes me is moving the trunk line repeatedly and minimizing stress put on the trunkline/tap connections.
FromZwolle said:if you abandon the cabinet idea, you could always just mount them on the wall somewhere, then build a box around them with the face of the box on hinges so it swings open like a cabinet. then install a cheap, or expensive if you want, clock kit onto the 'door'.
secret beer clock.
Lakewood said:
FromZwolle said:if you abandon the cabinet idea, you could always just mount them on the wall somewhere, then build a box around them with the face of the box on hinges so it swings open like a cabinet. then install a cheap, or expensive if you want, clock kit onto the 'door'.
secret beer clock.
Beer clock! Always says it's 5 o'clock.
frydogbrews said:
Lakewood said:
FromZwolle said:if you abandon the cabinet idea, you could always just mount them on the wall somewhere, then build a box around them with the face of the box on hinges so it swings open like a cabinet. then install a cheap, or expensive if you want, clock kit onto the 'door'.
secret beer clock.
Beer clock! Always says it's 5 o'clock.
i'm for all this stuff
still think you're gonna have a heck of a time keeping it cold for that run.