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Uploaded by on Apr 6, 2010

Build Your Own Keg Freezer for Home Craft Beer Brewing.

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  • is it just me or does this dude sound like a home brewing kenny powers?

  • Looks like changing a keg will take about an hour with the birds nest of excess gas and beer line combined with the too-long tap shanks.

  • One more issue! We need to regulate the temp of the brew box. A temp switch to turn to start and stop the glycol is one way. Any ideas for alternate ways?

  • Nice set up man!!! My brother lives in a motorhome and pulls an enclosed trailer which he calls his "Man Cave." He brews his beer in it. His space is limited but he has a 8.5 cuft chest freezer that he needs for food but would like to use it for kekegs also. So, I came up with an idea to build a heavily insualted box large enough for two kegs. I will run copper lines with coils in both the freezer and the box with a pump to circulate glycol. The glycol will not freeze and he can chill his brew

  • Good enthusiastic coverage.

    Four kegs off one CO2 pressure line I would have thought was unwise because its not as flexible in use with different beers etc.

  • that's so kickass!

  • that was a poor pour

  • I like the cut of your jib!

  • Very nice set up, would luv something like that one day.

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