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My bar's been featured in the "Pimp My System" article on the AHA website! It's also on the front page of the site. Check the link below. :ban: http://www.homebrewersassociation.org/pages/community/pimp-my-system/show?title=pimp-my-system-justins-kegerator-bar-8

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I used birch because the home depot by my house didn't carry oak. All the trim is 1" pine corner guards. Oak will be a little more expensive but it will definitely look great!

I modified the plan to fit my kegerator. The website has a program that allows you to change the dimensions and it will give an updated material/cut list. I started building the base and frame from the new list but modified the work table height to be flush with the top of the kegerator. Pretty...

Awesome dude! Good luck and if you have any questions just ask

Come on over! Just bring something to share:tank:

Finally done...Although it never really will be! :mug:

Alright finally got some things done! Here it is in position

Actually I checked the kegs and they were frozen. Sounded like a slushee when I swirled the keg. Beer lines were fine though. I let the kegs thaw at room temp over night and put them back in the fridge this morning. I turned the dial from colder to normal so hopefully I won't have this issue...

Sorry To bring this back from the dead but did you resolve the issue? I'm having the same problem

Thanks! I'm in the process of staining it dark walnut. I work full time and have a 1 year old so my times a little limited on my projects

Thanks!

Sorry it's been so long since the last update...been busy! Here are some shots of the bar now that it's all put together. All that's left to do is sand, stain, and seal!

Thanks! Hopefully I'll get it done soon

Thanks for the info! I'll probably end up using the water-based since my friends and I arent too sloppy. How about the bar top? I was thinking of using envirotex or something similar.

Nope, hadn't thought that far ahead yet. Any suggestions?

This is the stain I was thinking of using.

And here's the bar top! This is where I'm at right now. I still need to remove the casters from the kegerator, finish the trim, cut the arm rails, stain, and put some clear coat on the bar top. I'm thinking of putting the mini-fridge to the right of the kegerator and the shelves/stemware rack...

This is the foot-board and the front corner of the bar. I used 1/2" birch plywood for the trim and 3/4" birch for the work surface and bar top.

Here is the work surface installed!