Kegerator (Keezer) Pics!

[JimH]

Well, I got some pictures of the kegerator for another post I was asking for some advice, and since I took the pictures I thought I would finally deliver on my promise to show them to the Borg. It kept me busy for a while and I haven't been posting often, but here it is. (Brewbirds, I believe you were the one demanding pics ) There will be a third tap to the left of those two here in about a week or two.

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[BlackDuck]

Looks like a nice setup!!


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[Whamolagan]

Very nice work

[JimH]

I guess I should also mention I am planning on painting the lid with Chalkboard paint so I can draw on it and label the taps, and I think I am going to paint the whole thing black with appliance paint. I think black will look much better than white, but I got the freezer on Craigslist, so I wasn't going to worry about color.

[Kealia]

Very nice, indeed. Congrats on the setup.

[berryman]

Good job JH

[Inkleg]

Nice Jim, great job!

[Gymrat]

That is absolutely beautiful

[MadBrewer]

Very nice, that's gonna look sweet in black.

[bpgreen]

Nice

[JimH]

Thanks guys. I am pretty happy with it.

The other two things I want to upgrade is attaching a bottle opener, and a drip tray, but I am worried about putting holes in the freezer and poking a refrigerant line.

[RickBeer]

Craigslist, Craigslist.... I've used it very successfully for buying things - and have sold thousands of dollars worth of stuff on it.

[FedoraDave]

Looks great, Jim! Very similar to my keezer, in fact. Take some measurements and see if you might be able to mount the drip tray on the collar. I was able to do that, but I might have used a wider piece of wood for the collar. Worth investigating, though.

[Beer-lord]

Very well done. You'll have many years of enjoyment.

[Inkleg]

Thanks guys. I am pretty happy with it.

The other two things I want to upgrade is attaching a bottle opener, and a drip tray, but I am worried about putting holes in the freezer and poking a refrigerant line.

Is your wood collar fixed in place? Find a piece of stainless steel, attach it to the wood under the taps, attach the drip tray to the bottom, ta da. Someone sells what I'm describing, I'll do some looking.