Alcoholx
Well-Known Member
been a bit quiet on the forum recently.. but been very busy building my brewing factory!!
picked myself up a 2nd hand fridge of ebay for ã20 and an ink bird controller from amazon.. the fridge was practically new.. so was well chuffed with that.. the temp control and chill crash seems to of impoved my beers and ciders massively.
also after a bit of a dabble with a king keg i baught, very impressed with the way the beer improved in a keg much better than bottles and loads less mess around the house than it is in bottles, and safer too.. so decided go the whole hog and order some some corny kegs, this then started me on the path towards a keezer/kegerator as i wanted to keep the kegs tidy and hide the pipes and have cold beer.. so i managed to get a practically new freezer off ebay locally for ã60.. i wanted one that was clean and tidy as it was to be as much furniture as functional... then i started the build..
kegs in the freezer with the lid removed
some timber to build a wooden collar as the freezer was not tall enough to hold 3 kegs due to the compressor step in the freezer
put the constructed frame in position to test
Sanded and stained/varnished
frame fixed down using using silicon sealant and holes drilled for taps
lined with aluminium tape and drilled for co2 line
co2 fitted
taps fitted and kegs piped up... bitter / sarah hughs ruby and a mixed fruits cider
tada!.... all done just need to get some trunking for the ink bird cables
picked myself up a 2nd hand fridge of ebay for ã20 and an ink bird controller from amazon.. the fridge was practically new.. so was well chuffed with that.. the temp control and chill crash seems to of impoved my beers and ciders massively.
also after a bit of a dabble with a king keg i baught, very impressed with the way the beer improved in a keg much better than bottles and loads less mess around the house than it is in bottles, and safer too.. so decided go the whole hog and order some some corny kegs, this then started me on the path towards a keezer/kegerator as i wanted to keep the kegs tidy and hide the pipes and have cold beer.. so i managed to get a practically new freezer off ebay locally for ã60.. i wanted one that was clean and tidy as it was to be as much furniture as functional... then i started the build..
kegs in the freezer with the lid removed
some timber to build a wooden collar as the freezer was not tall enough to hold 3 kegs due to the compressor step in the freezer
put the constructed frame in position to test
Sanded and stained/varnished
frame fixed down using using silicon sealant and holes drilled for taps
lined with aluminium tape and drilled for co2 line
co2 fitted
taps fitted and kegs piped up... bitter / sarah hughs ruby and a mixed fruits cider
tada!.... all done just need to get some trunking for the ink bird cables