Chris

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Si I figured I already have a couple taps in my bar at home but it would be nice to take some brew with me camping and I don't realy bottle so I built this little thing.

Plan is to have the kegs sitting in a cooler full of ice and this contraption on my table. What do you all think besides some crooked lettering.

Chris

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Last couple pics.

Atonk

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I think I'd hang around your campsite until the beer was gone!

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It's pronounced "thermometer."

Chris

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Giving it a test next weekend to see how it works.

shoreman

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Great idea - let us know how it works

Do you think the beer will get warm in the tubing? I wonder if you could somehow keep them chilled

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DPBISME

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Neat Idea... almost a jockey-box...

I like the Vertical-ness of it...

Makes me think I might try this and make it a bit bigger to fit in a chill-plate.

Oh great..... another project...

Ryush806

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If you drink it fast enough it won't matter.

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Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
- Benjamin Franklin (and I don't care if this quote has been largely discredited/misquoted...I like it!)

Beer, if drank with moderation, softens the temper, cheers the spirit and promotes health.
- Thomas Jefferson

shoreman

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What are the dimensions on this?

Is it topple proof? Having the co2 in there must give it some weight

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I have them insulated with the best Plumbing insulation I could find. 1/2" thick so hopefully that will help but I am sure once they are flowing it won't matter.

20" tall 12" wide and 6" deep, just enough to fit the CO2 and regulator with taps.

Pretty sturdy since I put the bigger piece of wood at the bottom to make a glass rest, it would take some force to knock it over. and with the CO2 in there it is nice and heavy.

I tested it in my garage and it works perfect but the real test will be this weekend out in the desert heat.

shoreman

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Cool thanks for the reply


Lets us know how it goes

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