Rustic kegerator

[Rescue1]

Worked on this the last couple of weekends. Picked up the fridge for free. Plumbed it first, then started skinning it with some free cedar from a coworkers old fence.

Other than the plumbing and taps, this project was pretty cheap. Cost about $30 ish in liquid nails.





And this seems to more most of the time but not 100%

https://vimeo.com/200659462

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Tapatalk

[AgBass01]

That's awesome!

[Hotrodd]

[Mertzon Man]

Looks great, nice job!

[Ætheling]

Thats awesome!
I always wanted one when I was in my twenties but never invested in it, now that Im in my 30's Id be one fat sum beach if I did

[WildThings]

What's the finished picture look like? Nice

[Jtrage]

Looks great. Homebrew?

[Rescue1]

What's the finished picture look like? Nice

its the last outside pic. still need a drip tray and handles of some type. but basically done.

Looks great. Homebrew?

im trying... if you look close at the white fridge, 1 tap has "rootbeer" that is really really sweet. the other tap has "crappy beer" from my last extract attempt. just filled the third keg, hope it turns out more drinkable than the other 2. im learning.

[WildThings]

its the last outside pic. still need a drip tray and handles of some type. but basically done.

Oh yeah...I didn't scroll al the way to the right to see that! Very Nice!

[texan16]

That turned out really nice. Nothing like walking out to the garage and pulling a cold brew. Yes, I am jealous !!!!

[JonBoy]

What's nice about that setup is it's primed for lagering beer. Instead of doing just ales from extract you have that second option. Really cool...I've been on the lookout for a nice second fridge for just this purpose

[Sofee]

Cool

[Buck Shot]

Pretty cool!

[Honker]

How did you attach the wood to the frig? I can't imagine you nailed into the sides...or did ya?

[Rescue1]

How did you attach the wood to the frig? I can't imagine you nailed into the sides...or did ya?

I did nail it. the liquid kind, and lots of it!