Wanted to share my most recent project. Really happy with how it turned out and hoping others will enjoy as well!
Materials to build this was what I asked for for Christmas and my wife didn't disappoint! She bought me the Danby 4.4 cu. ft. mini fridge that Costco has for sale right now. I ended up piecing everything together, to get exactly what I wanted/best prices. Kegconnection and Brew International were the two places I ended up getting all my kegging equip. from. Ended up costing around $750. That's everything: cabinet materials, mini fridge, keg equip.
Now the part anyone everyone else cares about, the pictures. (Sorry to anyone with slow internet speeds...)
Building the cabinet frame.
Siding and wheels attached.
Testing how it fits.
Sat like that for awhile while I tried to figure out what I wanted to do for the cabinet top. Ended up finding a 6' table top from Ikea on Craigslist for a ridiculously good deal.
Cut the top down to size along with the floor of the cabinet.
Staining finished.
Getting door ready to be attached.
Everything put together and in living room.
I only have one keg currently, so no need to cut into the door of fridge yet.
To try and keep the line cool, I have copper running up into the tower. Interior of the tower has pipe insulation between copper and the steel tower.
Absolutely love the tower!
Back is open so that there are no issues with the fridge.
Hope you guys enjoy! I looked through SOOOOOOOO many of the builds on this site to figure out what I wanted. Thanks everyone!
Materials to build this was what I asked for for Christmas and my wife didn't disappoint! She bought me the Danby 4.4 cu. ft. mini fridge that Costco has for sale right now. I ended up piecing everything together, to get exactly what I wanted/best prices. Kegconnection and Brew International were the two places I ended up getting all my kegging equip. from. Ended up costing around $750. That's everything: cabinet materials, mini fridge, keg equip.
Now the part anyone everyone else cares about, the pictures. (Sorry to anyone with slow internet speeds...)
Building the cabinet frame.
Siding and wheels attached.
Testing how it fits.
Sat like that for awhile while I tried to figure out what I wanted to do for the cabinet top. Ended up finding a 6' table top from Ikea on Craigslist for a ridiculously good deal.
Cut the top down to size along with the floor of the cabinet.
Staining finished.
Getting door ready to be attached.
Everything put together and in living room.
I only have one keg currently, so no need to cut into the door of fridge yet.
To try and keep the line cool, I have copper running up into the tower. Interior of the tower has pipe insulation between copper and the steel tower.
Absolutely love the tower!
Back is open so that there are no issues with the fridge.
Hope you guys enjoy! I looked through SOOOOOOOO many of the builds on this site to figure out what I wanted. Thanks everyone!