TANSTAAFB
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That is a brilliant fn idea! I've lost a ton of stickers to dieing fridges!
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BrewMan13
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Just finished mine today. Took a couple weeks. Need a couple odds and ends but I’m glad it’s finally built! Keeping it simple and functional. Just got the STC-1000 wires in and added a bottle opener.
6Tap
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8 months and Kegco is still running good.
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Mine's still a work in progress - the black pipe draft tower is giving me @#$@# fits. Still need to do the wiring on the control panel/shelf at the back that'll control lighting for the chalkboard and under counter lighting as well as install the regulators and whatnot.
The irritation will be well worth it bc it already looks pretty damn cool.Mine's still a work in progress - the black pipe draft tower is giving me @#$@# fits. Still need to do the wiring on the control panel/shelf at the back that'll control lighting for the chalkboard and under counter lighting as well as install the regulators and whatnot.
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Awesome seeing some love for Knoxville on thereGot it late last fall. I had been saving up stickers for years; one of the sides is completely covered as well. Have a dual-gauge regulator in the back. In addition also have a beer fridge/fermentation chamber and a yeast/hop fridge (also all covered with stickers).
BrewMan13
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Thanks!Awesome seeing some love for Knoxville on there
I live in upstate NY, but my in-laws are near Knoxville. They always ask "what breweries are we going to this time?" when we visit
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RonnieBiggs
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My keezer build, Got to say moving from bottling to kegging was one of the better home brewing decisions I've made.
Im sure everyone who has built one will tell you if you take your time drawing up your plans and do some research you'll end up with a piece of gear that gives you satisfaction every time you use it!!
Im sure everyone who has built one will tell you if you take your time drawing up your plans and do some research you'll end up with a piece of gear that gives you satisfaction every time you use it!!
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After 23 years in the Navy, and nearly a decade of brewing, I’m finally retired to my forever home, with space to build and house a kegerator. I made dis
Mine's not too fancy. 50+year old fridge (free). Since the first two pics were taken I added a third tap with wrench tap handles.
LoneTreeFarms
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I love your background. Just cut up six pack holders? Are they glued in place or how are the held up?
They're just stapled over unfinished drywall. Cheap way to cover the wall and easy to remove and/or re-use if we ever finish the basement.
Here's mine, serves as a fermentaton chamber and kegerator. https://imgur.com/a/vgyar
Very nice! I did a similar thing last summer. My girls picked out the color that I repainted the fridge. I occasionally get asked the question “How did you find a blue fridge”? Haha
I love having the fermentation chamber, but I found that it’s too cold to keep a fermenter in the 60’s in the dead of winter here in NY. It sits out in the garage. So it holds beer for the winter.
Stick you a ceramic heating lamp in the fermenting side and I bet it'd hold temps, that's what I did and it's worked like a charm.
I may have to upgrade to that. Right now I have a reptile heater mat in there. It works great the rest of the year but not strong enough when it in the teens or lower for days on end.
gwinn758
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Put a small light fixture (drop light or clamp type) in the fridge with no bigger than a 60 watt bulb, along with the temperature controller you'll stay within your fermenting temps.
Duane Hallowell
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This is my creation!! The Beer Gig!!
This has stainless steel Perlick Taps and shanks, stainless steel keg growlers, built-in automatic lift that will raise to lifting height, led lighting, foldable tower to help with portability, self-powered battery pack that will give me 6 plus hours of power to keep things ice cold, built-in temperature regulator with sub freezing capabilities, all tig welded aluminum frame, powder coated and bedlined for durability. I also added dual regulators for multi-beverage capability - beer, wine, mixed drinks, etc.....
This has stainless steel Perlick Taps and shanks, stainless steel keg growlers, built-in automatic lift that will raise to lifting height, led lighting, foldable tower to help with portability, self-powered battery pack that will give me 6 plus hours of power to keep things ice cold, built-in temperature regulator with sub freezing capabilities, all tig welded aluminum frame, powder coated and bedlined for durability. I also added dual regulators for multi-beverage capability - beer, wine, mixed drinks, etc.....
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Is this still real life? That thing is awesome! Well done!
Duane Hallowell
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Thank You Very Much!! This all started as a hobby 2 years ago and has gone through a lot of refinement. I really enjoy hearing peoples comments when they see it. Here is a website if you would like some more details on it. www.thebeergig.com
treacheroustexan
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Updating my kegerator in this post. Added a collar to increase my capacity. Can now fit two 5 gallon keg, a 2.5 gallon keg to condition, and my co2 tank in the fridge. It doesn't look pretty yet... but it holds a decent amount of beer.
Here is my kegerator. I built this early last year and still need to add some wood trimming at the bottom since it sits in my living room (currently on a bright blue dolly). I updated the tap handles with 3d printed ones.
EightBall
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I love this one
Wow - you folks are rollin' out some awesome looking dispensing rigs!
Mega kudos!
Mega kudos!
WFox93
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Here's my living room set up. The clear top handles are now filled with whole kernal grains and whole leaf hops. The segregated tap is my Seltzer/Rootbeer tap
Morgue
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Not exactly a kegerator, but a mobile beer wagon. I call it the "Vault." Step-by-step blog post here.
Hey I searched and didn't see a thread like this yet, so I figured we could all post our Kegerator pictures here.
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Set up this mini-kegerator recently. I wish I could fit one like all those posted here, but space is rather limited living in a flat. Still some decoration to come, but works great. Fits two kegs side-by-side.
