Show us your Kegerator

[RhodySeth]

Holy crow that thing is incredible. Impressive work, Mr. Buck!

 

[454k30]

My current build, still in the shop in this photo. It is a used 4.4 which I painted black. The wood top was built by me. It is oak and walnut. Single draft, 2.5 inch tower. It's plumbed with a nitro regulator, but I put the other faucet on just to have something to look at for the photos.

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[Browningbuck]

thats some good looking wood

 

[ralphiebp]

Just up graded from a two tap 5.0 cu ft Haier, to a four tap 7.3 cu ft Frigidaire system! Make my kitchen more bar like! My neighbors think I'm crazy!

Ummm, amazing! Well done. Love to see more build pics!

 

[RRL]

another boring one for this thread....does the trick. only my 2nd half keg of micro brew through it and already wishing I had a selection of brews.. someday hopeffully..

 

[Safa]

now that i am not lurking anymore and i just finished the big one guess ill post up

What fridge is that?
Do the three remaining kegs (9 taps...) sit on top of the bottom layer?

Absolutely beautiful set up. Would love to do that for myself.

 

[Browningbuck]

What fridge is that?
Do the three remaining kegs (9 taps...) sit on top of the bottom layer?

Absolutely beautiful set up. Would love to do that for myself.

here is the link to the build and yes two layers of kegs
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f252/upright-9-tap-raspberry-pints-finally-done-519866/

 

[454k30]

A better view of my project. Finally got it out of the shop, and I installed the correct faucet. I still need a better draft handle. View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1426292691.323595.jpg

 

[Browningbuck]

Sounds like you should lathe one and stain to match

 

[ibrewmyown]

I just built my tower. I used the Perlick adjustable flow faucets and I'd never use anything else. No worries about line length, first beer foam and I like to brew Belgian beers so with my Saul regulator I charge them up to 20 pounds while my others are around 12. Now the Belgian beer doesn't come shooting out of the faucet. Perfect pours every time. View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1426559500.015323.jpg

 

[jbb3]

Yesterday, I finally joined the club!!

Been working on this coffin top build since the end of December (yes I'm a slow weekend worrier). Still have a few odds and ends to finish up but it's functional and pouring beer!

I'll post additional photos to my build thread later but couldn't wait to share her with the HBT community...

 

[ibrewmyown]

Those faucets work great. Just curious as to why you're hiding the nice looking taps. Do you lock it up so "undesirables" can't get to the beer supply?

 

[jbb3]

Those faucets work great. Just curious as to why you're hiding the nice looking taps. Do you lock it up so "undesirables" can't get to the beer supply?

Yep. The faucets are great.

But instead of thinking about it as hiding nice looking taps which I can look at anytime I want, I prefer to think of it as displaying some beautiful curly cherry and some awesome craftsmanship!

Besides, it's never a bad idea to lock up your guns and your beer...

 

[ibrewmyown]

It's very nice. I thought that maybe you had some thirsty people you were trying to keep out. My neighbor had thought he was consuming more beer than he should till he found out his son was "sampling". He disconnects the lines and locks the keezer when not in use now.

 

[cfrazier77]

That is a good way to lock up your taps without looking horrible. Well done!

 

[chessking]

That is a good way to lock up your taps without looking horrible. Well done!

+1

Locking the taps up nicely. It protects them, secures them, and makes for a more dramatic reveal. Nice job.

 

[chessking]

now that i am not lurking anymore and i just finished the big one guess ill post up

What are you thinking? If you put the gas cylinders and the regulators outside, you could fit three more kegs!!! What a half assed job.



Seriously sir, You have built the rig we all wished we had. I salute you!

 

[cfrazier77]

+1

Locking the taps up nicely. It protects them, secures them, and makes for a more dramatic reveal. Nice job.

It should be wired up to me a "ta da" sound every time it is opened.

 

[ibrewmyown]

It should be wired up to me a "ta da" sound every time it is opened.

And you should add some LED lighting that turns on when its opened.

 

[jbb3]

It should be wired up to me a "ta da" sound every time it is opened.

I thought it should be the theme from Space Odyssey

And you should add some LED lighting that turns on when its opened.

Then an overhead spot would slowly brighten as the music rose in intensity

LOL

 

[skeletonkrew]

View attachment 1426869375203.jpgNeeded to add a couple more faucets to the kegerator. So I picked up an old ammo can and drilled some holes in it. View attachment 1426869440732.jpgView attachment 1426869456820.jpg

 

[max384]

Cool idea! Make sure to post pics once you get all three taps mounted

 

[RatDoc]

Fits 2 corny kegs nicely, just need the next tap

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[jason1973]

still need add flow meters for raspberrypints, and cooling in the barrel.

 

[Cheesy_Goodness]

That's a sweet barrel setup you got there

 

[COEBRA]

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With all the drilling in this thing, how did you avoid all the cooling lines? I have the same freezer in white and I really like the brackets that hold your tanks and lines!

 

[Baja_Brewer]

Today I finally finished mine. Its my... 4th kegerator over the past 7 years, and has been 5 years in the making (yes, I went through 3 in 2 years. I can't find them in this thread, but a fridge from the 50's I got for free or cheap and drilled the door, a keezer with a PVC tower, and a full size 4- half barrel BevAir fridge that I got for dirt cheap, damaged while moving, removed the tower and taps from, and then sold for more than I paid for it on CL.)

Anyway, this is a 5 cubic foot Avanti that appears to have a short run in the world, and limited popularity. Best part about it was no freezer to deal with. All I had to do was remove the shelves from the door.... then it took me another 3 years to get around to getting a piece of metal to back fill the door, and put casters on it. Fits 3 3-gallon pinlocks (or 2-5 gallons and a 3-gallon)

 

[norrisk66]

Here's one of my units.

 

[mdh384]

my $50 CL freezer, turned keezer. the guy I bought it from started the stickers, I've just been adding to it.

the collar is waterlox'd cherry, with some foam insulation on the inside. my drip tray is a temporary solution until I find some stronger magnets to stick the metal one I have on the side.

 

[brewprint]

Just completed.

 

[brewprint]

Here it is.

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[jbb3]

Here it is.

Congrats!

 

[brewprint]

Thanks! It was just a basic design. The hardest part was figuring out how to mount a drip tray. I wanted to be able to remove it to clean and these magnets with the holes in them is what I came up with.

Does anyone know what kind of liquid chalk markers will work with chalkboard paint?

 

[BigGoat]

Be careful with the liquid chalk makers. They can be hard to get off

 

[arturo7]

Uhh, use chalk?

 

[abeasst]

I just use a little windex and the markers come right off.

 

[HiImBrian]

Nothing too special here, but I'm thinking about getting a 19x4" drip tray and cutting the top of the keezer so that it'll fit flush. I was thinking about a drain, but not sure if it's worth it or if I should just stick with dumping the tray. If I do go with a drain, would it be best to drain into the keezer somewhere?

 

[brewprint]

I just use a little windex and the markers come right off.

Okay and that works for the chalkboard paint?

 

[lpdjshaw]

I didn't really want a drain but when I ordered my tray I inadvertently clicked on the one with a drain - now I'm super stoked I have it. It's nice not having to worry about having to empty it out every time you spill a little beer. Mine is on the front of a fridge conversion and just drains into a large mouth jar sitting on an inside shelf.

 

[abeasst]

Okay and that works for the chalkboard paint?

the dry-erase chalk markers yes.