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I've got my post up for the Keezer collar. Part 5: Keezer collar I've also got some images of my beer labels.

Here is the post on how to load the keezer. It works in conjunction with my keezer dolly. Part 4: Getting the keezer onto the Bierwagen

Absolutely!! I have the guests all count down "Eins, zwei, drei" then I pour the first beer while announcing "Oh Zapft Es!". I'm glad to see I'm not the only person with an Oktoberfest problem. Nice rig you've got there too! We do a group picture as well, but you have to be in German garb...

I just realized, I did not have a picture clearly showing the slot in the brackets. It's up on the post now. The slots don't have to be pretty, they just have to work. Here you go:

No, not welded. I cut a slot in the bars and used the cam locks on the axles to secure them. I did need to add some washers to add thickness though. The blog post shows this more clearly.

Here is the next post showing how to make the attachment brackets for the bicycle tires. Part 3: Bicycle wheel attachment

A little late, but I've got the next post up showing the wooden frame build. There is also a link to download the detail prints and wood cut list. Part 2: Building of the frame

Count me in! Generous giveaway!

I actually DON'T have plenty of room. The last post will show how I collapse the thing for storage under my deck. I don't have pictures of the process, but I'll document in the coming weeks when I pull it out for this years party. PROST!

My wife and I throw our annual Strausstoberfest party every year on the last Saturday in September. This occurs during the traditional Oktoberfest celebration. Oktoberfest is synonymous with beer, awesome food and a certain amount of over the top pomp and circumstance. For the last part, I...

I made a temperature controller from an Arduino and a Power Tail for this one. I've got some other controllers, which I'll post my builds at some point. And more discussion here: Refrigerator Conversion Part 6 - Finishing up and other observations

Here is my method for Managing Your Brewing Schedule using a Gantt style chart in a spreadsheet Full post on my blog: Managing Your Brewing Schedule I really love Gantt charts and how they can help you to be organized. Microsoft Project is either a really good or really bad tool...

Check out this thread for my conversion. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/my-full-size-refrigerator-lagerator-kegerator-fermentation-cabinet-conversion-484104/ or straight to the source: Part 1: Introduction

I agree with earlier posters: Oktoberfest is more of a bucket list thing. I spent one evening there and it was enough. I'm not a big party, hug crowd type person. The reservation thing is for a table. You can't buy beer there if you don't have a seat. And you also can't take beer out of...

I'm in.

I got the final post up to close out this project. Part 6: Finishing up and other observations I have quick notes on other options I considered, how to move a fridge, past fails and how a fridge works.

Shelf building post up now Part 5: Shelf building

I've been busy managing the my lagers to put in my lagering cabinet, but I got the next post done to show how to convert the two doors into one large door. Part 4: Door Modification

any others out there?

All milled parts with some threaded holes. Additional operations that I typically handle with other local sources are: anodizing laser etching PM me with an email address if interested and I'll send prints and models.