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[chuck_d]

https://dieseldrafts.com/journal/2010/01/build-your-own-kegerator-homebrew-draft-beer/I'm slowly getting settled back into my home, dug up these photos and finally put together the page of my kegerator build.

[Thirsty]

Chuck, nice clean setup! Well crafted. I especially like the inline QDs on the gas lines- I feel a must if you have CO2 accessories, makes life much easier.

[chuck_d]

Thanks, yeah, I'm a big fan of the inline QDs. So incredibly worth their cost.

[SchwanzBrewer]

Is that the 9.5 cubic foot kenmore?

[Howie]

https://dieseldrafts...rew-draft-beer/I'm slowly getting settled back into my home, dug up these photos and finally put together the page of my kegerator build.

Looks great. I see you decided against the 4-keg setup?

[chuck_d]

Is that the 9.5 cubic foot kenmore?

I believe so, but I'll grab the manual and confirm for you.

Looks great. I see you decided against the 4-keg setup?

No. Just did this first. I have most of the gear for the 4-keg setup, I just need to get the few final pieces and actually do the work. I got side tracked last year because I ended up doing too many other things: brewed for a wedding, jockey box, Siebel, etc. It's a little embarassing how old those photos are now that I go look at the date on them. They are from March 2008. When the upgrade happens it will turn into another lengthy journaled photo gallery. For this build there are actually 60 photos if you click into the main gallery (linked at the top of the blogpost). I have so many photos I'm sorting through right now. I took over 2000 photos and over 125 videos during the WBA program.I wish I had a garage to turn into my brewshop. Many upgrades are planned for this year. The 4-keg set up is a major part of it. In doing that I have to move the tank outside, so I'm setting up a gas distribution panel on the wall next to the kegerator. Also, some of my friends are inches away from talking me into a 14.5 gallon CCT.

[chuck_d]

It's the Kenmore 9.5 cu. ft. Model: 62912.