Kegerator

[rponcejr]

Does it matter if I put the co2 in the fridge too or should I still a hole and put it outside the fridge

 

[freisste]

Doesn't matter. Not that I can tell.

 

[govner1]

It only matters if you drill through a key refrigerant line or electrical component or wiring.

 

[rponcejr]

So just still through the door of the refrigerator

 

[McKnuckle]

Drilling would work better.

It saves space in the fridge if the tank is outside, and it's much easier to read and adjust the regulator as well.

 

[rponcejr]

How can I make it hidden

 

[Wright]

Drilling would work better.

It saves space in the fridge if the tank is outside, and it's much easier to read and adjust the regulator as well.

Agreed. I built mine out of an old fridge/freezer and I was just putting the co2 tank in the fridge at first but I can't fit two kegs and the 20lbs co2 tank in there the way I have it set up. So even though I only have one tap on the front of the door I'd like to keep two or three kegs in the fridge and primed up.
I just ordered a 3 port manifold so I can put the 20 lbs tank outside of the fridge.

 

[Jim311]

It takes up a lot of space so I keep mine outside. Makes pressure adjustments easy without opening the door too.

 

[dammBrewer]

+1 for leaving it outside. Multiple reasons...some personal, some for ease of access, some for space beer.

To hide it, build a box to go around it, have enough hose to put it behind, pretty much use your imagination...whatever works best for your situation.