Show me your tap handles!

[OakIslandBrewery]

Very nice work, it'll certainly enhance every beer pour!

 

[Jbrown57]

20mm casings and my ongoing problem with the screen porch....

 

[tmorin]

My buddy just made the one on the right

 

[hootowl]

I make these from solid stainless..

https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/PreciseSupply/tools/listings/780109964

 

[hubkapp]

Just a bunch of gauges I had laying around

 

[SteveH aka shetc]

My first attempt at using polymer clay. The core of the handle is a threaded rod, bulked out with tin foil. Covered with polymer clay and my attempt at hop flowers.

 

[dmsn7d]

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Keezer is being used as a fermtank right now so the collar is off rt now

Love this aesthetic. Did you custom make these?

 

[JerryMc]

I made these on my junky lathe. They're from an old dogwood tree I saved pieces from years ago. I still have to turn 2 more when I get over being lazy which might take a minute. I will finish them in walnut oil and friction polish. I'm debating on what to fill the holes with in the one with worm holes. I'm probably going to use resin with green tint to match the dragon on my keezer build. I like to smoke cigars so this fits my motif and being lazy it was quick and easy.

 

[Elric]

These are my handles. Son designed the graphics for me and I sent off to a company that made them. Handles are double sided and have the flying Heron on one side and standing Heron on the other. Very happy with how they turned out. I use liquid chalk markers to label what's on tap.

 

[Ragman]

Friend of mine made these for me. I just painted them. Always have an IPA on tap.

 

[Beerstein]

Brazillian Walnut and a few pieces of an apple tree I cut down.

I love this! What a great idea!