My Ugly Keezer

Systems, Gear, & DIY
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I decided for several reasons to keep my keezer in the cellar which means I didn’t have to do the woodworking to make it pretty. I finally built it this past weekend. Its not pretty but it has perlick faucets and antimicrobial lines so I consider it a Chevy Vega with a Mercedes motor. Also, because its in the cellar I was able to keep the gas on the outside which is better for both room and adjusting the gas

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I have since straitened the crooked faucets. They were pictured with plastic tap handles which they didn’t come with so I’ll make some.

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Looks good to me. It’ll look sharp with some custom made tap handles.

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Any functional keezer is beautiful keezer.  :wink:

Good job!

Paul

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Definitely not ugly.  Any functioning brewing equipment, in my eyes, is a thing of beauty…

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+1

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Maybe slap some labels on the 2x4s – from favorite brews or breweries – but it looks fine to me as is.

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That’s not to shabby at all. mine is made from a nearly free fridge and is in garage. It is not much of a looker itself but does a fantastic job keeping kegs cool…

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looks good to me, but you will want bigger later.
  I know!!!

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Simply beautiful!