citizensnips
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Howdy all, haven't been overly active on here recently. However have no faith I'm brewing more than ever while working part time at a brewery. Not too long ago I put together a keezer so I thought I'd throw up a few pics of the build and finished product for everyone to check out. Started with a chest freezer, not sure of the size...I think 150L ish from memory. I thought I'd make the best use of the space and turn it into a 4 keg/tap system. Unfortunately Perlick ss flow controls are quite pricey so I've only acquired two thus far...can't wait to get the others. Anyway here's some pics of it all
The fridge and my dungeon of a temporary work shop
Got some timber cut at bunnings......a soft pine of some sort....drilled tap holes and stained the backsides with a few coats.
Framed it up.......let me just say the guy at bunnings was quite easy going on the cut job... h34r: . Anyway, nothing a bit of sanding wouldn't fix
The result...
All sanded ready for stain
Stained and fixed to fridge
Gap filled between the two for a nicer finish
Gas manifold put in place.
Perlicks on B)
Thermostat.....gas and first keg installed
First beverage....an APA of course :chug:
Black board paint addition
Only photo of which you can see some of the nice graphics a mate of mind did......and another beer.
Anyway that's it for now. Absolutely love the thing......already gone through about 6 different beers on it. Currently have a very nice American IPA on tap which is my favourite so far. Also bought t a 60L fermenter, filling up two kegs at a time now. Living with mates and having others come round I can barely brew enough.
Also for the record flow control taps are the ducks nuts....I was tossing up between them or just standard ss perlicks....best decision I made getting those bad boys, I would be so cooked with out them......I definitely would of had to increase my line length by now that's for sure. Anyway hopefully sometime soon I'll have 4 taps and 4 different beers going at the same time.
Cheers!
The fridge and my dungeon of a temporary work shop
Got some timber cut at bunnings......a soft pine of some sort....drilled tap holes and stained the backsides with a few coats.
Framed it up.......let me just say the guy at bunnings was quite easy going on the cut job... h34r: . Anyway, nothing a bit of sanding wouldn't fix
The result...
All sanded ready for stain
Stained and fixed to fridge
Gap filled between the two for a nicer finish
Gas manifold put in place.
Perlicks on B)
Thermostat.....gas and first keg installed
First beverage....an APA of course :chug:
Black board paint addition
Only photo of which you can see some of the nice graphics a mate of mind did......and another beer.
Anyway that's it for now. Absolutely love the thing......already gone through about 6 different beers on it. Currently have a very nice American IPA on tap which is my favourite so far. Also bought t a 60L fermenter, filling up two kegs at a time now. Living with mates and having others come round I can barely brew enough.
Also for the record flow control taps are the ducks nuts....I was tossing up between them or just standard ss perlicks....best decision I made getting those bad boys, I would be so cooked with out them......I definitely would of had to increase my line length by now that's for sure. Anyway hopefully sometime soon I'll have 4 taps and 4 different beers going at the same time.
Cheers!