Mtn_Brewer

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I doubt I'm the first person to do this, but I thought I'd post up anyways. We found these old trophies at the local thrift store and scored all of them for $6. The only other thing that was needed was 1/4 in to 3/8 in coupling nuts from Ace Hardware for $2 each. I cut out some circles from a dry erase board and glued them on.

Thomsen1287

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Genius!

In the interest of full disclosure I may have to rip this idea myself!

509inc

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Damn these are cool. I knew there was a reason I saved my trophies, and now I know why.

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patthebrewer

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Awesome!!! Really like the jockey box too!

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tsb22

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Nice project, really like the dry-erase circles.

You will probably like these guys

And their trophys

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wickman6

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Awesome idea! I have a box of my childhood trophies that I couldn't part with, but really don't need either. I'd rather have them take up space on the front of my fridge than in a box in the garage. I've been looking for a good idea for tap handles as well, so double bonus!

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stlbeer

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This idea deserves a trophy in it's own right! Nice job.

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Mtn_Brewer

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Thanks. My favorite part is the drop-in $3 stainless soap dish from Ace Hardware.

angrylu

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OP your right. A brewery in long beach ca, named beechwood does the trophy tap handle thing.

geniz

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Brilliant!!

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