My Keggerator Is Complete!

Well, except for enough full kegs to keep inside. It will hold 9 kegs + the CO2 cylinder, or 10 kegs with an external cylinder, plus a couple six packs or bottles of wine on the hump. I plan to keep the cylinder inside, and build a little platform to extend the hump, and lager a carboy in there.

It's not pretty, but it's mine, and it works!

Very nice. 5 taps going at once....very nice.:cross:

Nice. I built my Sanyo only a few weeks ago and already want more taps! I'll have to take it slow with SWMBO tho.

Looks pretty to me.

Very awesome. Barproducts.com for the $15 drip tray. Epoxy some nice shelf brackets on to the chest, then some velcro to hold the tray to the brackets. You'll get sick of the towel on the floor after a while ;-)

Good job.

All of a sudden I feel so inadequate!

Moonshae said:

Well, except for enough full kegs to keep inside. It will hold 9 kegs + the CO2 cylinder, or 10 kegs with an external cylinder, plus a couple six packs or bottles of wine on the hump. I plan to keep the cylinder inside, and build a little platform to extend the hump, and lager a carboy in there.

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What are the outside measurements of the freezer (without the collar) I just bought a 35"x49"x25" freezer and am trying to figure out what it will hold.

edit: I think it is an Amana

I have not picked it up yet and do not own any kegs yet so that's why I haven't just tried to see what would fit on my own.

Looks good!

Bobby_M said:

Very awesome. Barproducts.com for the $15 drip tray. Epoxy some nice shelf brackets on to the chest, then some velcro to hold the tray to the brackets. You'll get sick of the towel on the floor after a while ;-)

Good job.

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Towel nothing...I went high tech with my initial "drip tray".

Can you say "kick the bucket?"...

Pretty. I'm starting to think about one soon.

jtvinny said:

What are the outside measurements of the freezer (without the collar) I just bought a 35"x49"x25" freezer and am trying to figure out what it will hold.

I have not picked it up yet and do not own any kegs yet so that's why I haven't just tried to see what would fit on my own.

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I'm not 100% sure of the height, but it's 56" long and 27.5" deep. I'm almost certain it's 32" high including the lid, but without the collar.

I would allow 9.5"/keg, since you're going to need a little space around it to get it in and out. The outside dimensions aren't super useful, since the hump inside gets in the way. But take the measurements of the inside space. I can fit two rows of four, and then two (maybe three) in the gaps in the middle.

Im jealous of all those who have finished their kegerators, I have my fridge sitting in my garage just begging for me to spend $200 dollars and put kegs in it. Great work!

BierMuncher said:

Towel nothing...I went high tech with my initial "drip tray".

Can you say "kick the bucket?"...

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Hey BM how many cubic feet is that chest freezer?

Hell Brew said:

Hey BM how many cubic feet is that chest freezer?

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I beleive it's a 9.6...Whirlpool.

Got it from Lowe's.

Holds five cornies comfortably and I keep my CO2 tank on the outside.

MMM beer... brewing on Tuesday here, inviting over another brewer too, I love spring.

Looks great guys, here is a picture of mine it taps out at 4 kegs.
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Nice work.

It's been a week since I finished mine and I'm already making the moves to expand my tap count from two to five (got my barproducts.com drip tray today).

Very basic but I do have ideas.... Now i have to build a little platform for the inside. Pretty excited though. How did you guys do the trim