Introduction
First I just gotta show her off along with some of my first bottled beer
Materials and Cost
Unfortunately, I did not take any cheap routes for this build. I bought everything new.
You could definitely use an old chest freezer, buy used kegs, and find a cheaper tap tower on Amazon. A lot of these things could probably also be found used on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace.
Keezer Assembly Items
Item with link | Price |
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5.0 cu. ft. Chest Freezer | $169.00 |
3” Stainless Steel Dual Faucet Draft Tower | $183.99 |
Red Oak Plywood 3/4 in. x 2 ft. x 4 ft. (2x) | $58.98 |
Red Oak Lumbar 1-in x 3-in x 6-ft (2x) | $34.96 |
Red Oak Stain | $12.98 |
Polyurethane | $16.48 |
Paint Primer | $6.48 |
Paint | $21.98 |
220-Grit Sandpaper | $6.98 |
Natural Bristle Brush | $10.48 |
Rags | $13.98 |
Paint Sticks | $1.98 |
Construction Adhesive | $8.98 |
Washers for between lid and wood (10x) | $3.50 |
Washers for screws inside lid (4x) | $0.76 |
Screws (4x) | $2.75 |
Aluminum Composite Panel Brushed Silver | $9.93 |
LED Light Strips | $9.99 |
Inkbird Dual-Stage WiFi Temp Controller | $49.99 |
USB Desk Fan | $8.99 |
TOTAL: | $633.16 |
Homebrewing Kegging Items
Item with link | Price |
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5 Gallon Ball Lock Cornelius Keg (2x) | $183.98 |
CO2PO® Double Body Regulator | $103.99 |
Gas Connector Kit - Ball Lock Version (2x) | $20.78 |
5 lb CO2 Tank | $132 |
TOTAL: | $440.75 |
So in total, I spent $1,073.91! Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if I’m missing something here either. Let’s just say this wasn’t a cheap DIY and if this thing ever perishes I’ll be quite devastated.
Now that there’s everything laid out of what I purchased, lets get into my build process!