Inspired by JonW's awesome upright keezer build I decided to ditch the chest style keezer I used to have and make my own upright keezer and lagering chamber.
I purchased this 20cf Frigidaire on craigslist for $100.
I only plan on running 3 taps right now but I am planning room for expansion down the road.
I took the door shelves off hoping I would see some wires from the door controller but I didn't. Because I am assuming the wires might go horizontally across the door I drilled the shank holes higher than the mid way point.
Here I am punching center marks for each of the shank positions. The drain tray I got is the 24" 8 faucet wall mount drain tray from Micromatic (but I purchased for a steal on ebay because of a minor scratch).
Test fitting the shanks and taps.
Bought a length of 1/8" flat steel bar and drilled some 1" holes for a more secure mounting of the back side shank bolts.
The money I am saving on collar lumber, hardware and stain I put into a bad ass secondary regulator.
JonW had a great idea using 90 degree tail pieces.
Test run. Hoses still need organization.
And the icing on the cake, the drain tray.
I purchased this 20cf Frigidaire on craigslist for $100.
I only plan on running 3 taps right now but I am planning room for expansion down the road.
I took the door shelves off hoping I would see some wires from the door controller but I didn't. Because I am assuming the wires might go horizontally across the door I drilled the shank holes higher than the mid way point.
Here I am punching center marks for each of the shank positions. The drain tray I got is the 24" 8 faucet wall mount drain tray from Micromatic (but I purchased for a steal on ebay because of a minor scratch).
Test fitting the shanks and taps.
Bought a length of 1/8" flat steel bar and drilled some 1" holes for a more secure mounting of the back side shank bolts.
The money I am saving on collar lumber, hardware and stain I put into a bad ass secondary regulator.
JonW had a great idea using 90 degree tail pieces.
Test run. Hoses still need organization.
And the icing on the cake, the drain tray.