Does anybody know of a supplier where I can get shorter Stainless shanks for INTERTAP Taps.
I'm doing a large upright fridge conversion and need only 5cm or so to maximise the number of kegs I can squeeze in !
They only do very long (10cm) or Very short (for towers)
Thanks in advance
Shanks for INTERTAP
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Re: Shanks for INTERTAP
Had to google the taps, I thing your options are :
1) hacksaw and a file if your using brass shanks to chop back and square off,
and an angle grinder and belt sander if its stainless steel.
2) if space inside the fridge is a premium, consider an external spacer, a nice bit of seasoned oak or a bit of stainless steel box section depending on taste, this could also provide an anchor point for a drip tray frame too..
1) hacksaw and a file if your using brass shanks to chop back and square off,
and an angle grinder and belt sander if its stainless steel.
2) if space inside the fridge is a premium, consider an external spacer, a nice bit of seasoned oak or a bit of stainless steel box section depending on taste, this could also provide an anchor point for a drip tray frame too..
ist update for months n months..
Fermnting: not a lot..
Conditioning: nowt
Maturing: Challenger smash, and a kit lager
Drinking: dry one minikeg left in the store
Coming Soon Lots planned for the near future nowt for the immediate
Fermnting: not a lot..
Conditioning: nowt
Maturing: Challenger smash, and a kit lager
Drinking: dry one minikeg left in the store
Coming Soon Lots planned for the near future nowt for the immediate

Re: Shanks for INTERTAP
I just purchased a couple should be arriving this morning.
on the intertap site it days the 100mm shank is ideal for mounting through walls of upto 65mm, so i think the shank is 100mm in total rather than mounting through 100mm
on the intertap site it days the 100mm shank is ideal for mounting through walls of upto 65mm, so i think the shank is 100mm in total rather than mounting through 100mm
Re: Shanks for INTERTAP
External spacer. Why didn't I think of that ! Simple but effective.Fil wrote:Had to google the taps, I thing your options are :
1) hacksaw and a file if your using brass shanks to chop back and square off,
and an angle grinder and belt sander if its stainless steel.
2) if space inside the fridge is a premium, consider an external spacer, a nice bit of seasoned oak or a bit of stainless steel box section depending on taste, this could also provide an anchor point for a drip tray frame too..
I'm after stainless and loathed to cut them down.
Cheers
Re: Shanks for INTERTAP
I haven't ordered yet, let us know what you think of them.Secla wrote:I just purchased a couple should be arriving this morning.
on the intertap site it days the 100mm shank is ideal for mounting through walls of upto 65mm, so i think the shank is 100mm in total rather than mounting through 100mm
Cheers