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haha! I wish :D sounds likea kegerator is easier since you can drill through the door...I don't think that'd be a good path for a water line, though

well if I wanted to get fancy I'm sure I could find some sort of overflow valve that turns off when the water reaches the top of the pitcher. Then it could refill with the door closed If there are so many hazards in a refrigerator, how do people make their own kegerators, where the tap and...

I do have partial arc heads However if I were to do 100% overlap as suggested it would throw water on the patio even with a partial arc I will try the MP Rotators to see if I can get the correct trajectory without cranking down the set screw

so it looks like the consensus is that I'm bound to mess up my fridge? Roger that - on to the next project!

Yeah, I've read that elsewhere. The problem is the location of the heads - if I do a full overlap it would mean I am watering my patio more than my lawn - no exaggeration. The current heads actually dump a ton of water in close - the problem is where two adjacent arcs don't quite overlap...

I have a decent Amana refrigerator, freezer on the bottom. I have the copper water supply line coming out of the wall behind the fridge. I am planning on adding the Amana icemaker to the freezer compartment. There is a pre-drilled hole into the freezer compartment to run the flex tube...

I have a K-rain sprinkler that is not evenly watering my grass. Its range is 15-30' and I only need it to throw 15', so I have screwed down the diverting screw (the one that protrudes into the water stream). This makes the water come out almost horizontally in a fine mist. The lawn gradually...