This is by the far the coolest thing I have ever purchased and assembled. It was easy to put together and install in my old fridge. The instructions are great and easy to follow.

Additional things I needed to get this going.

Measuring tape "“ already had
Crescent wrench "“ already had
Drill "“ already had
¼ Drill bit "“ already had
6 Hose Clamps - $3
7/8 Hole Saw - $10
1 3/8 Hole Saw - $15
Fill up Co2 Tank - $10.35
2 5 Gallon kegs - $60
1 keg filled Michelob Ultra - $50
1 keg filled Dos Equis Lager - $75

The kit itself is great...high quality and even comes with the drip tray, which is important...trust me. :) The problem is, it arrived MISSING the shank part...the part that actually goes through the fridge door. Kind of an IMPORTANT PART. As a kegerator kit, it's worthless without it. I'm working with Amazon to see how to rectify the situation and will update my review accordingly. Upon INITIAL inspection of the rest of the kit...it's high quality. Just completely unusable as of yet.

We got this to build a pallet bar and it worked well. I personally was not the one to install it but there were some issues with the pressure when the 2 taps required different pressures and about half of our kegs came out as foam. We only used it once and then sold it with the pallet bar. It was worth it for our wedding, but I would recommend testing it out first and possibly trying to get two kegs that require the same pressure.

Shipping box and product boxes inside were a bit damaged but all items were fine and were not damaged. The instructions were clear and easy follow. After reading others reviews I also decided to use other hose clamps so not sure if the one provided are good or not. After the hardest part of drilling though the refrigerator the rest was very easygoing. Follow the instructions and tips of hot water to loosen the hoses and went together easy! I actually used the hot sun and it worked as well as hot water would have. All in all a great experience with putting it together, and no extra parts (other than the clamps I replaced.)

Very impressed. I'm NOT a handy person at all, but once I had the proper tools (I needed to buy the correct sized drill bits) and got the CO2 tank filled at a local brewery, this all went together in less than 15 minutes and to date has worked flawlessly. It did take a few minutes adjusting the valve pressure, but once set, the beer was flowing properly. My first kegerator! And the simplicity of it all makes me ask how come it took me so long to do this.