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This is what I envision as our final kegerator set up: | This is what I envision as our final kegerator set up: | ||
Revision as of 22:46, 11 April 2011
Concept
This is what I envision as our final kegerator set up:
With the front mounted tap set up from the first link, using the materials/construction instructions from the second. Once we gather the materials we should be able to get it together in a couple days. That said, I would like to have it set up for at least one beer by the time our P-P-Power Ale is ready to drink. This will save us the pleasure of a bottling party, and enable us to drink it in a day or so, rather than waiting for a secondary fermentation.
Materials
- 2 x 4 's ( I haven't measured yet, but I estimate about about 16 ft.)
- 1 x 6's (also about 16 ft)
- Polyurethane/stain of some sort
- Silicone sealant
- CO2 tank and regulator (Steve is letting us use his for the time being, but we need to eventually purchase our own)
- (4) Beer faucets w/ levers
- (4) 3" shanks with nipple assemblies
- 20 Feet 5/16" Vinyl Gas Tubing (5' per tap)
- 20 Feet 3/16" Beverage Tubing (5' per tap)
- 4 x Liquid Quick Disconnects
- 4 x Gas Quick Disconnects
- 4-Way Gas Manifold
- Temperature controller
- 2 x cornelius keg ( I think John said we can borrow these from him)
- 16 x hose clamps