Bluefin's Kegerator Build

[Bluefin 774]

Hey gang,

My full-sized beer fridge with two taps in the door died about two weeks ago. I picked up the newest model Danby 4.4 cubic foot fridge from Costco. I plan to have a double tap tower and the tower will be cooled with copper lines. In this part 1 of a 2 part video series, I gut the new fridge and prepare it to take two ball lock kegs. I hope you enjoy this build.

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[Keith]

Great tutorial video so far. Looking forward to seeing the 2nd part.

[Bluefin 774]

Thanks Keith

I will have part 2 posted in a few days, my tower is supposed to be delivered sometime tomorrow.

[mcgster]

Looks good, i have the same model that i converted as well but i picked mine up at Princess auto with a nice hefty dent in the front. Look forward to seeing the final product.

[Bluefin 774]

Looks good, i have the same model that i converted as well but i picked mine up at Princess auto with a nice hefty dent in the front. Look forward to seeing the final product.

I saw those this summer and thought about getting one then. I think the price was good. Maybe a beer poster or sign could cover the dent in yours. I'm sure the beer tastes just as good dent or no dent.

[mcgster]

Hahaha but if i put a molson poster on it no one will want to try my beer!

[Bluefin 774]

Hey gang, here is Part Two of my kegerator build. It was a fun project and I'm quite pleased with the results. : :cheers

https://youtu.be/Nn-D5hN2fik

[LeafMan66_67]

You'll have to give some feedback on whether or not the copper pipe makes a difference in the heat of the summer. Looks great.

[Bluefin 774]

You'll have to give some feedback on whether or not the copper pipe makes a difference in the heat of the summer. Looks great.

Thanks LeafMan 66_67 I will do that and give any updates to changes I have made if any.