How to Build a Kegerator

With the right tools and a little time, you too can have cold beer always available in the comfort of your home (or office). Wired.com demonstrates how to build your very own kegerator.

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[kukelz]

congrats on the final shot where you get a overview of the whole fridge o wait you forgot. Only a detail shot. ... omg i see this whole thing nd i dont get a descnt view of what is accomplished but a detail shot. WTF

[evil1ftw]

if you would have drilled a 7/8" hole you would not need a piece of pvc pipe spacer for the shank

[MrBurnbarrel]

great details until the end.  post a finished product por favor!

[javiclase]

love the music HAHAHA

[XTurtles9788x]

@FILTHYJONAS howcast much

[pallotaw]

Sims?



[FILTHYJONAS]

Who the fuck is going to do this anyway LOL

[shotta4556]

did u get cut wats is d red ting

[bjcpc0337]

I like your idea using a short piece of PVC pipe to add better support for the shank. The right tools do help, well presented, just felt like I was riding in an office elevator from the musak.

[ToddP1969]

well the PVC space lets you tighten the nut without breaking the plastic door - I saw this exact kit already fully assembled from KegCowboy Kegerators for $149 and the tank was included in the price.

[beilber]

Well you wouldn't need it but as far as a moisture barrier it does the job and costs less than a buck