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I just test the cooling system for the 3 refrigerator units. The fans that will make sure the compressors don't work too hard. Since the counters are not in I used some couch cushions to insulate the top. I put the entire system under full load, all the units where trying to cool down from...

Waiting on counter tops now. But doing country style screen doors, allows me to use the closet on left as air in take for the refrigerator cooling and not shown on for right is the exhaust. Also I have been "testing" the cool air pump inside the kegorator as is and I had to actually turn it...

Kitchens going in have the fridges all roughed in, added the wall cooling fans probably going to do one more, I am going to wait till the counters are installed to go through the wall with the taps. Fortunately the beer lines that came with the kegorator, will be long enough when I do.

That beam is not structural, it was just sitting on top of the cabinets, but they did cut the tenon of the adjacent, actual structural beam but not in a way that has any effect other the structure. Photo is a straight up humble brag just bought the place it is very cool. This is how I plan...

Haha you noticed that, a lot of cursing took place when I saw that. Who ever did the kitchen should be taken out back and beaten. The beams they cut are from a barn in Maine for 1850. I am going to rotate that beam hide the cut they did. I got shorter upper cabnets so the new ones will fit...

Two separate systems one too cool the closet one to cool the beer lines. So the closet one is pretty simple and should work. The beer line one will be a cool air gravity air system. So the pvc pipe will have a flexible hose inside of it. So the little air pump will sit inside the fridge...

I am gonna put these in the walls of the closets, one blowing out at the top and one in down low to keep the actual kegorator in a cool closet, I think if I have issues I can always add more fans so it doesn't over heat. https://amzn.com/B009OWVUJ0 Think that will work? I think the distance...

I went with a purchased kegerator, picked up a small blower to cool the longer tower length through the wall. The kegorator and the two built in beverage fridges arrived yesterday. Gonna do something similar to this http://www.micromatic.com/dispense-keg-beer-away-from-refrigerator Also make...

Hello, So I am building a sort of beverage area in my kitchen. I am doing to built in undercounter fridges (these fit perfect https://amzn.com/B00U9P6AFK ) My wife won't let me do the kegorator under the counter just encase we don't want it some day we don't want a hole in the new...

Hello all, I have a small project I am starting and I am looking to install 2 beverage fridges and a small kegerator at my new house. I have and area that is sandwiched between two closets. So it goes closet, 48"w x 36"d then closet again. I want to make the 48 x36 area have...

Modified what I already had. Brianj434 recommendation is how I did, with 5" pvc, mounted to a drill so it spins rapidly, it is not perfect yet still needs some finishing touches. The little wiskey barrel came out good, for a little bar top. Sorry I can never get the pictures to load right...

Modified what I already had. Brianj434 recommendation is how I did, with 5" pvc, mounted to a drill so it spins rapidly, it is not perfect yet still needs some finishing touches. The little wiskey barrel came out good, for a little bar top. Sorry I can never get the pictures to load right...

almost done two taps (home brew) flowing just fine, more work to do and a 3rd commercial tap to get running

I know and I plan to implement a solution but there are tons of threads already on the site about how to do this and the different methods. Thank you for your concern, I didn't want to beat a dead horse, and was just looking for the name of that particular part. A picture is worth a thousand...

Homegoods, I think it was 12 bucks

I know I should just let this go because you are clearly an unemployed internet troll, and I am going comment anyhow. At no point was your advice friendly (except after you edited your post to tone it down). At no pointed did I ask about how to calculate for line length and pressure, I have used...

I see you edited your post, but I will go a head and comment like it was still up there. I have been long time reader of this forum, I just don't post much. I posted here looking for a simple answer to a question and the answer was "draft arm spacer" I got from some very nice people. Then I get...

are you being sarcastic? I know what draft beer is, etc... Just because I have not posted my entire plan in detail does not mean I do not know what I am doing.

very close, toilet brush holder would work great for a 3" tower tho (actually stared at one in the store for a while), it is a dinner roll holder (12 bucks homegoods), I thought I was being creative, do people use those all the time? Thanks for finding out the name for me really appreciate it

Yeah I tried milling the ones I have down from the 3" fit to the 5" but after slowly grinding I just can't see it coming out well enough since both surfaces are pretty much mirrors so the imperfection of my grinding will be very noticeable when pouring a beer. I actually have a unique...