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Take a look at bargainfittings.com. That where I get all the fittings and I had no idea what I was doing to start off- there are lots of enlightening pics and diagrams and whatnot on their site. They're nice folks and are also supporters of HBT...and their prices are the best, as well.

bargainfittings.com has good prices. just placed an order this morning.

Down to a Yuengling and a Coors, both valveless currently...but quite shiney.

smarks-email sent.

Hey, Pilgarlic..what you said. ;^)

You can have the valve if you think you'll use it- but honestly, with the aesthetic of the keggle, you'll wanna go with stainless. I am reading 'Dethroning the King' right now- it's a pretty entertaining read and oddly enough, only solidifies my prior opinion of AB. Arrogance before the...

I won't be able to get another hole in it before Saturday early when I drive up, unfortunately. I'll knock the price down to $135 so you can buy a step bit and modify away, if that's satisfactory. Just out of curiosity, why did you choose the Miller of the 3? Go Hokies

I just thought...since I'll be in Blacksburg on Saturday...;^) Go Hokies!

No false bottoms yet, but it would be a $15 Harbor Freight step bit cost to be able to drill any types of holes you needed. I believe most attachments utilize 7/8" holes- I know that these are 7/8". I got the directions for polishing kegs from BobbyM here and I believe he's a good resource for...

Go Hokies! I will be in Blacksburg for the Spring game this weekend and I also just posted something you might be interested in in the classified: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f16/3-shiney-keggles-241135/ Good luck with the build- come by the bottom of Chicken Hill for some homebrew...

I have finished polishing 3 more bling bling keggles that are for sale. There is one AB, one Miller, and one Coors. All are 15.5 gallons, have the inner top removed and smoothed to allow for brewing , and the AB and Miller are fitted with 1/2” weldless brass ball valves. The Coors is not...

As I mentioned earlier- these 2 were sold a week ago. I'm working on 4 more-1 for me 3 to sell. This isn't really a regular job or anything so I have no earthly idea how much shipping would be.

I have 4 remaining-1 yuengling that I'm gonna keep, 1 AB, 1 Miller, and a Coors which is the kinda bulbous type. I got all mine thru CL except for 1. I am going to start work on another set this weekend- the AB/Miller pair to sell.

I followed the directions on this site...search 'polishing your keggle'... Basically Gatorgrit 4.5" pads on an angle grinder-medium,fine, then polishing with 2 types of polishing stick. And they are sold as of 10 minutes ago. Thanks all.

They came with the ball valves from Bargain Fittings.

Old Townie- I have already removed the tops of the ones I have on hand right now and they're in various stages of polishing,etc., but I may be getting another one or two intact next week-not sure if the contact will come thru or not.

I am in Norfolk,VA, 23505

2 very shiney Stainless Steel kegs that I have converted into Keggles. They are currently fitted with ½” brass ball valves. Several hours of polishing went into each.:mug: As I have not finalized my own brewing setup and have some extra parts,and have several more kegs to convert, I am...

Thanks all. I'll probably go ahead and pick it up and ponder it later. I have several full 1/2 kegs to keggle-ize, so this one would probably be a fermenter if I keep it after it's all shiny.

A keggle?