Build Your Own Kegerator Chest Freezer

Chest freezer kegerator step 1.

Build your own kegerator chest freezer.

Step 1 choosing the perfect matching chest freezer model. Here are 6 steps to build a kegerator step 1. What are the steps needed for the chest freezer kegerator conversion. Tap the keg and pour.

Since the kegerator is made from a chest freezer most people would call it a keezer. Choose a kegerator conversion kit. Our draft brewer cold crash keezer kit makes that easy. The first main step to build your own chest freezer.

Install the conversion kit. Reassembling the kegerator. I spent hours looking at examples all over the internet. Purchase the kegerator parts build your custom collar to raise the freezer and provide faucet mounting.

Our draft brewer flex keg or draft brewer tap n fill systems are also great ways to start building your keezer. The main part of building the keezer was building the keezer collar. There are still some finishing touches to be made on my new kegerator but the collar build was a success and beer is flowing. In addition to the chest freezer the next important thing is to.

We offer the largest selection of kegerator conversion kits on the web. Because this is a freezer it needs to have a temperature controller. Select a chest freezer that can hold the amount of kegs you want a ball lock keg is roughly 9 wide and 24 tall. Step 2 collection of needed keg materials.

First buy the size of freezer to fit the type and quantity of kegs that you want to dispense. Modify the refrigerator as needed. A chest freezer gives you full control of your build. They offer the most flexibility and can easily expand as your system grows.

Choose your kegerator conversion kit there are a few online vendors that sell these kits and you can expect them to run about 180 for a one tap system to 290 for a two tap system. Installing the temperature controller. Choose a co2 regulator. Chest freezer to kegerator keezer build i purchased a 7 2 cu ft chest freezer using points i earned at christmas.

I d seen a few kegerator plans where a collar was attached to the freezer but i liked. Add liquid lines for each keg. Multiple keg systems are easy to accomplish. Then i added a wood collar around the top using some left over mahogany i had from another wood working project.

The co2po double body regulator provides the most flexibility for serving and carbonating multiple kegs.