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These might be the go for me, sometimes it feels like I’ve got more line than kegs in my fridge....

Do your pressure test without kegs hooked up first. That way you’ll know if you have no leaks in the gas line. If that’s sweet after 24hrs, then hook up your keg, spray disconnects with soapy water. Sometimes they don’t mate properly at the post. Beer leaks are pretty obvious, you’ll see beer...

Great build, looks fantastic!

Are these compatible with the Ultrataps? Or a different thread? Didn’t consider this when I bought the ultra tap, I don’t believe there’s a stout spout for them available.

Loving it - construction and beer, two of my favourites! Can’t wait to see what’s next! Good on you for taking the plunge few of us have the guts to, and of course, best of luck. Will be sure to call in for a cold one when you’re open next time I’m town.

This is my humble garage setup: Basic kegerator rig with triple font, temp controlled bar fridge for fermenting, gas stored in cupboard with other gear. 6kg & 2.3kg. Ran to fridge via hole in back of cupboard. 3 kegs in total with more on the way. Running a four way manifold inside fridge...

Awesome!

I’d say, if you’ve calculated your line length required to 3m, but ran 4m, you’ll be getting line friction from the extra metre you’ve ran. The purpose of 4mm ID line is for small setups/kegerators where a short line length is desired. Bigger ID, longer length. If you’ve made your new 4mm ID...

Fair call. Didn’t think of it like that. Might just bite the bullet, would look good against my 19L ones anyway. :)

Yeah, but that doesn’t explain why at some retailers it’s more expensive than a new 19L. I’m not expecting to pay 50% less, I’m not silly. Just confused why it cost more money for less.

This may have been asked before (couldn’t find anything when I searched): Why is a new half corny virtually the same price, if not more expensive than a new 19l keg with exactly the same specs? I’m not expecting it to be half price, but I don’t understand how it can have half the capacity yet...

Why not offer a basic setup, a mid range and then a premium setup? Basic setup, enough to get a beer brewed and bottled in p.e.t, Mid range - throw in a bench capper? Maybe a premium starter kit with bench capper, heat belt, temp controller. Some beginners will have mates that brew that will...

Yeah, I believe they’re the same. My one has been in getting repaired, pinched cable stopping the font fan from working properly which I discovered a week after setting it up. Frustrating but otherwise seems to work well. Picked mine up from Keg King but only because I’m local and didn’t want to...

Hacked bar fridge, didn’t have to mess with chiller plate from freezer, everything just fits!