lombard
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So, I've been tinkering for well over a year. Taking a long weekend, so I'm going to make a push to finish it...
Keezer Teaser
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TheYoshi
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Whoa, that is going to be awfully nice!
Damn you! I was just starting to finalize my keezer plans in my head until I saw this. Now I have a bunch of other ideas.
Looks great.
Looks great.
Scut_Monkey
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Reminds me of church organ. Looking good!
BulldogBrewer
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I like that!
DBbrewing
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Very nice!
JetSmooth
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Wow. That's certainly a new take. Love the bump-out!
tallybrewer
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hmm. Makes me want to gut an upright piano...
lombard
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Birch ply for the skin. All the rails and stiles are pine, actually. Haven't really decided on the stain color yet. As for the backsplash area, drip tray area, and top; I was going to go for solid surface counter top material, but that crap's expensive. Going to try my hand at a marble like faux finish on 1/2" MDF for now.
Burgs
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There's another way to get kegs in and out of it besides the top, right?
jonp9576
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more pictures, more pictures, more pictures
That looks amazing but how the hell do you load it... crane?
wilceaser
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I think I'm going to cry.......
lombard
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Thinking about putting in an overhead crane, yes. But in the real world, it's all a matter of lifting like a man. 1/6 barrel corney's actually aren't that bad. In the long long ago, I had two taps on this one. Lifting corney's over the top isn't all that bad. For commercial 1/4 and 1/2 barrel kegs, I'm planning a front loader.
Maybe it is perspective... how tall is it?
lombard
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Collar = height. Of course so does the compressor hump. 45" up and over.
OK that isn't that bad... must be the way the shot was taken. It looked a lot taller, lol.
lombard
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Well, the staining and poly is complete. Also painted the backsplash, top and drip tray area. I'm not sure I care for it. Painted it with black hammered metal finish. Overall, it looks gray and too, I don't know, soviet. Gray, bland, and industrial. Thinking I need to switch to more of a copper hammered finish....
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
iron_city_ap
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You should just start over from scratch. I'll be happy to take this junker off your hands so you have have space for a new one
lombard
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You should just start over from scratch. I'll be happy to take this junker off your hands so you have have space for a new one
Not a bad idea. Wonder what shipping would be on a 400lb kegerator from here to there?
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