Recent content by Ksanz

No, I'm not them... but thanks for the heads up! I moved from the suburbs to the city of Chicago so I am going to keep an eye on them and hopefully check them out when they're up and running.

Still looking for help? I'd be willing to pitch in. What is the picture you're looking to color and what would you like done to it?

I love making labels so I have made one for each of my brews so far. I call my brews 8-bit brewing co. and I base them all of video games/nerd culture. I am aware some are not 8-bit images, but they still fit the theme. I have lately began kegging so I don't put them on bottles anymore but I...

Ya it sounds like he wants to do something like that on top but also have a skirt around it so it doesnt look like a freezer. The issue I could see with that would be unless the skirt stopped before it got as high as the collar, you would have to run a lot of the line through the space needed...

Not sure if its what you were looking for but you could do something like I did on my keezer and then just round the outer edge of the top 1x4

If you are looking to attach the wood to the top of the freezer, like i did in mine https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/minimum-woodwork-experience-keezer-project-313790/ the best way to do it is by drilling small holes in the wood and the top of the freezer and using what are called T-nuts to hold...

IT WORKS! I found a new freezer on craigslist that was only 1.5 inches narrower than my current one so I had the guy bring it over and it works perfectly. After a little cutting and maneuvering we got the old one out and the new one in. hooked up a bud light keg (bleh) for starters while we...

Haha ya, well I planned this one out pretty intricately. What I meant by minimum woodwork keezer is that I have minimum experience going into this. Not that it would be easy or reccomended for people with minimum experience, although if I can provide hope for other noobs to go big, then I'm...

I just did screws through the 2x4s on the inside that add the spacers for airflow through the plywood into the accent boards to keep them on. :) worked well

DONE! The top was completed with a piece of acrylic over the side panels from 6 packs to make a custom patchwork of awesome beer. The light is provided by two LED strips from IKEA.

Long delay, I've been waiting to move it to my new apartment before I finished it. I just moved it last weeked (getting that thing up to the second floor was a PAIN! but totally worth it. I also stained in before moving it and it looks AWESOME. Will post pics soon. I think I changed my mind...

UPDATE! Got a lot of the woodworking done this weekend. Also, I stopped at Bell's General store and picked up the remaining shanks and faucets I needed. If you notice the middle faucet is different than the rest, it is because that was the faucet I had on my old kegerator and didn't feel...

Lots of progress this weekend. First I built the frame for the top. Then I added the skirt for the top so it will hide the rest of the lid I even had time to get the majority of the coffin done. I haven't cut my holes in the lid yet for the tubing or insulated it, but the majority of...

Next step didn't really need to be done yet as I don't intend on working on the shell for the base yet but i figured it would me move it around the garage. I used some 2x6s and casters to make a simple frame. I left 1.5 in on the two sides and the front so I can attach 2x4s flush to build the...