My Keezer Build

[G-Hog]

That is very nice. What kind of wood did you use?

 

[rekoob]

Dude! WOW... very nice job.

 

[josh79]

Red Oak boards. The big panels were 1/4" Oak Plywood.

 

[G-Hog]

Red Oak boards. The big panels were 1/4" Oak Plywood.

Thanks. That is what I'm thinking of going with.

 

[juic]

What is the measurement from the lid to where you put your taps?

 

[ai4px]

I'm late to this thread... but wow... great job. I was looking for ideas for a trap door on top of the keezer, and MAN you really aced that. Soss hinges. Hadn't thought of that.

 

[sboyajian]

Yeah I would be switching a couple taps when the time comes. Depends on how much time I get to spend on my hobbies.

I don't have much in the way of woodworking skills but it hasn't stopped me yet. Just makes it slow going. This is only the third woodworking project I have taken on. The first two being poker tables that turned out fairly well so I haope the finished product will be good. The staining and finishing is what gets me.

It may make it easier later on, when I built my kegerator, I used all ball lock connectors but then I got a conversion kit to change my Sanke D to have ball locks too.

This way, it didn't matter what I was hooking up to, everything was using ball lock. Makes it super easy because I don't have to change anything out depending on the keg I use.

And seriously, beautiful build. Very well done.

 

[baumer64]

Wow... of all of the keezer builds I've seen, yours is right at the top in my opinion. Great job!!!

 

[frettfreak]

JUST WOW!! Amazing Carpentry skills man!!! one of the most beautiful i have seen!

My only questions / comment is it seems like its going to be a HUGE pain in the ass to change out a keg through that little opening. Seems like you might have to take out most of the kegs to change one depending on which is empty or am i just not thinking about it right???

 

[baumer64]

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My only questions / comment is it seems like its going to be a HUGE pain in the ass to change out a keg through that little opening. Seems like you might have to take out most of the kegs to change one depending on which is empty or am i just not thinking about it right???

I'm pretty sure the whole thing tips open for keg changes. Just added the small opening for glasses and beer without having to open the whole thing. I just got a 6.9 cu. ft. and would like to do something similar.