As tonight is going to be a great night to sit back and enjoy some home brew, I figured I'd post some pictures of my recent kegerator build. It all started when I bought a new refrigerator and decided to spare my old one.
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| Old Fridge Outside |
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| Inside |
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After a good amount of thought, I decided on a 3 tap system which I can always expand on later.
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| Fridge With Taps |
I didn't take enough pictures to do a step-by-step guide or anything but it was pretty much just drilling 1" holes through the door to allow the beer shanks and faucets to slide in.
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| Faucet Close-up |
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| Wide Angle |
Here are what the shanks look like from the inside, with beer hose connecting them to their corresponding kegs.
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| Inside Door |
The red line is the gas hose that infuses the beer with CO2 and pressurizes the kegs for dispensing. I used a dual gauge gas regulator to carbonate properly and keep a proper dispensing pressure.
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| Regulator and Kegs |
I used a 3 nipple gas distributor so I can split one tank of gas to 3 different kegs. Each has it's own shut off valve for when it's not in use.
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| Gas Distributor |
When everything is hooked up and the beer is carbonated, it's ready for drinking. Here is a shot of almost everything, including some bottled home brew on the top shelf.
Who's thirsty?
