You can buy a ready-built kegerator, but with a price tag that usually exceeds $700, you're spending a lot of money to buy a fresher beer. Luckily, theres a better way to get a draft system in ...

Chest Freezer Kegerator Conversion Has Six Beers On Tap. June 25, ... [GMMN’s] approach is a common one, build a cuff to go in between the lid and the body of the freezer.

I found a DIY kegerator conversion kit online, but all the parts you will need can also be found at most local brewing supplies stores. The kit comes with a faucet handle, faucet head, shank, hex ...

Kegerators can be a great way to keep beer on tap in the house, but they're expensive to build or purchase, which is why Instructables user MrBippers put together a guide to converting a chest ...

This leaves two options: buy a new one, or build your own. A low-end commercial keg fridge will run you $400 or more, while a nice one will be over $600. But if you've got a spare refrigerator ...

There -are- cons to a chest freezer kegerator: they don’t look as nice, and it’s a little more work on the back, lifting kegs into it. Plus a freezer usually requires you to run lines out the ...

So, I have a Kegubator that I made form an old Precision Thelco incubator, about 10 years ago. It's time for it to be restored a bit, since it's bounced ...

A kegerator, whether commercial or DIY, is a simple device. You need a chamber to keep things cold, some hoses to push CO2 into the keg and beer out of the keg to the tap, and that's about it.

Well, break out your tool box, because we'll show you how to build a kegerator yourself and install it in a countertop. Using a simple dorm-style compact fridge (2.7 cubic feet), ...

How to Build a Kegerator. About; With the right tools and a little time, you too can have cold beer always available in the comfort of your home (or office).