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Just bought an X so not happy about finding this thread out. It'll sit in my living room... hopefully the noise is not too loud 😭

I see I'm just making this more and more difficult 😂 I need it to be in a bar fridge with a tap tower on top. The bar is in the middle of the living room and would look really bad with a full size fridge. The bar fridge keeps hidden behind the bar, with only the taps showing

I'll check some small chest freezers out. Might do the trick. Price difference to a Series X is like $300 though.. need to see how much I'd end up paying in materials etc to build it hah. Cheers

It needs to be a fridge though. I have a L shaped bar and the kegerator would fit inside perfectly. Chest freezers are way too big for my purpose. But agree it'd be easier to find one that fits

Hey guys, I'm looking into building a 4 tap kegerator. Wanted to fit 4x19L corny inside. I know the Series X fits it nicely, but I wanted to build one from scratch if I could save a few bucks in the process. Anyone knows a base fridge that I could use for this project? Thank you

Interested in the two kegs

I have a NZ Lager cold crashing, but (un)fortunately I have a wedding to attend this weekend.

I actually like that idea better. I'm starting out at homebrew experimentations and want to start understanding better what is what in the basics.. Do you reckon I could use a lager and a ale yeast? W34 handles ale temperatures right? Perhaps I get an ale that handles lager temperature and go...

Ok, so just to check if I understood. You're saying I should make the pils and in one fermenter use w47 and in the other use s23 to compare the two lager yeasts? And another day i do the doppelbock and use one yeast in each as well?

Yes sir, I do I can fit the 5 fermenters (including main 35L main) in the same fridge, that is temperature controlled. The reason I asked about the "cap" in the first post was because I can only fit everything in the same fridge if the baby fermenters are not using airlocks. If the caps are not...

The 1gal kit came with one can of Pilsner, the 2gal came with one can of dopplebock and one of creamy brown (so a Brown Ale?)

Hey guys, a while back there was a post somewhere about a promotion on some BrewDemon kits that were on sale (and past use by date). I went ahead and purchased 2 of the 2 gallon kits (here) and 2 of the 1 gallon kit (here). Just got them delivered and was looking for ideas on how to make the...

Absolutely!

Absolutely. I'm in... But as soon as restrictions ease, I'll need some help brewing my batch for the swap 😅 Still learning the ropes

This is very promising! Perhaps the strategy is to have a tuned flow restrictor attached permanently at the pickup tube and be done with it! 😬

I'll join next time!

This is the only line that I have, so it's either this one, or this one cut shorter 😂 If you could check that, it'd be amazing!

I've recently bought a new mini keg (5L) and it came with an extra long collection line (inside) the Keg. It's enough to loop around the bottom of the keg a few times, instead of just hang from the beer-out post and touch/flush with the bottom. My question is if I can use the long internal line...

Not in the available area, but subd either way. Just fyi, 2.6kg is prob what works best for me

Can you let us know the prices? I'd be interested in a keg, canning machine if super cheap :), mill