Show us your Kegerator

[JordanThomas]

Here is my latest.....15" undercounter.

I'm jelly. Really.

 

[adamjackson]

Nice but one keg really isn't enough. I have a 4-tap setup and want to add 4 more.

 

[Ki-ri-n]

1 > 0

Even to have 1 on tap in plain sight, in your "normal" living space rocks :rockin:

 

[Brumos59]

Thanks. I'm enjoying it a lot. It is 3 steps inside my kitchen which makes it super easy to grab a beer on the way out. Makes yardwork and working in the garage more fun. 15" overall was a real challenge. Perlick sells a 15 for over $3k. Couldn't stomach that so I just made one. Got a great design for a line cleaner if anyone is interested.

 

[DoubleAught]

Built this a couple weeks ago and love it!

 

[midwestbiker]

Got mine today and set it up (couldn't wait). It's new home is in the dining room!
:rockin: WOOHOOO :rockin:

One tap = Whitehouse Honey Porter - great taste
One tap = A Chablis Wine

Now I HAVE to plan on a couple of brew days - have a Holiday Ale (kit) that is next then maybe a Blue Moon clone or the Whitehouse Honey Ale.... Probably go with the Holiday Ale - should be perfect for Christmas....

Dave

 

[zacjack]

Always good to see someone else from Indiana. Bier Brewery is a pretty cool little place, and its right next to the LHBS

 

[DoubleAught]

Always good to see someone else from Indiana. Bier Brewery is a pretty cool little place, and its right next to the LHBS

Yes it is....been to both places many times

 

[sigfried]

Here it is all done.

Nice work!

 

[sigfried]

Here is my latest.....15" undercounter.

Sweet under counter design. Since I too live in Jacksonville I quickly noticed your keg was from Bold City! If I weren't brewing my own beer I would most certainly have their kegs on tap.

 

[gibsone]

Here is the keezer I built over a weekend. I planned around 2 kegs, but a 3rd will fit in the freezer so I can force carb over time. I built it so the beer lines are refrigerated all the way to the taps and it contains a secondary regulator so I can pressurize each keg independently. I got the inspiration from willisbr's YouTube video.

 

[Exception13]

Got a great design for a line cleaner if anyone is interested.

Definitely interested...

Cheers

Chris

 

[Exception13]

One tap = Whitehouse Honey Porter - great taste
One tap = A Chablis Wine

Dave

Having wine available on tap is interesting.... how do you avoid carbonation of the wine?

Cheers

Chris

 

[Vinnyb722]

Does anyone know if liquid nails will glue the wooden collar to the freezer? Thanks

 

[mlarnold]

Does anyone know if liquid nails will glue the wooden collar to the freezer? Thanks

Yes its held mine on for over a year

 

[Vinnyb722]

Yes its held mine on for over a year

Did you rebuild? Did it just break free? I am trying to decide if I need to reinforce it or just leave it as is?

Thanks

 

[snowtires]

I think he means its still holding and he's only had it for over a year

 

[Vinnyb722]

Thanks, I am going to give it a shot. It is not the prettiest keezer, but it will be functional.

 

[zachattack]

Liquid nails works fine, plain silicone caulk also works fine.

 

[beeboy]

Liquid Nails worked fine on the 2 I have made

 

[jmeister]

The ole Walmart Danby special after I got the Perlick tower mounted. Needs a good temp controller

 

[DubbelDach]

My Bro-in-Law keeps the wine on nitrogen at the lowest possible psi, like 2-4 I think.

Having wine available on tap is interesting.... how do you avoid carbonation of the wine?

Cheers

Chris

 

[Exception13]

My Bro-in-Law keeps the wine on nitrogen at the lowest possible psi, like 2-4 I think.

Good to know. Thanks!

Chris

 

[ArkansasRazorbacks]

Got the Perlicks installed. Love em.

 

[dirtymexican]

Thanks for all the help guys! All of your posts were really helpful!

 

[llvllayhem]

Just finished my kegerater today. I don't have any before pics, but man was it a mess before I got my hands on it. I just got into homebrew, so my first two batches are still fermenting.

 

[Brumos59]

Definitely interested...

Cheers

Chris

Here are some pics.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/diy-beer-line-cleaner-369132/

 

[TinaColb]

Hi everyone-

Long time lurker, first time poster. I wanted to share the kegerator build my husband and I did. We're both big airplane buffs, particularly WWII era fighters. The Spitfire is by far my favorite airplane. I named my home brewery "Spitfire Phoenix Brewing". Here's what we came up with - a Spitfire kegerator.

The fridge is an "apartment-sized" fridge I scored on craigslist for 40 bucks. We spray painted the camouflage markings using hand-cut posterboard as masking. I hand-painted the tap handles as phoenixes, re-purposed from old Michelob handles I got on eBay. We didn't trust our ability to paint perfect circles, so the RAF Roundel is a decal, and the lettering we had done by a custom letter decal maker. What do you think?

Cheers!

 

[BrewTrap]

Thought i would contribute my kegerator. I used Perlick creamer faucets. Love the Perlick design, not as crazy about the creamer function as I thought I would be.

 

[arturo7]

Hi everyone-

Long time lurker, first time poster. I wanted to share the kegerator build my husband and I did. We're both big airplane buffs, particularly WWII era fighters. The Spitfire is by far my favorite airplane. I named my home brewery "Spitfire Phoenix Brewing". Here's what we came up with - a Spitfire kegerator.

The fridge is an "apartment-sized" fridge I scored on craigslist for 40 bucks. We spray painted the camouflage markings using hand-cut posterboard as masking. I hand-painted the tap handles as phoenixes, re-purposed from old Michelob handles I got on eBay. We didn't trust our ability to paint perfect circles, so the RAF Roundel is a decal, and the lettering we had done by a custom letter decal maker. What do you think?

Cheers!

That is flippin' cool! Welcome to HBT!