Click to viewWant deliciously chilled beer from your very own home kegerator? Don't spend $500+ buying a commercial model. Build your own with CO2 and a small fridge. A kegerator, whether commercial ...

Remove shelves from the inside of the refrigerator and set them aside in a safe place. Before measuring the refrigerator’s interior, a decision must be made: should the CO2 tank be located inside or ...

Kegerators can be a great way to keep beer on tap in the house, but they're expensive to build or purchase, which is why Instructables user MrBippers put together a guide to converting a chest freezer ...

The Kegco two-faucet outdoor kegerator offers the convenience of tapping two brews simultaneously, accommodating either a single full keg or two quarter slim barrels. It also has enough room for up to ...

Drawing a pitcher of frosty cold beer out of your own keg fridge is a liberating feeling which [Danodemano2] can enjoy all the time since he pulled off this 6-tap chest freezer conversion. You won’t ...

Making beer at home is about to get a lot easier. Hopsy, a direct-to-consumer draft beer service, announced that it is making a new home draft beer machine. The best part: It fits right on your ...

What’s better than an ordinary end table? How about an end table that can serve you beer? [Sam] had this exact idea and used his skills to make it a reality. The first step of the build was to acquire ...

Nearly every kegerator owner encounters this problem at some point: excessive foaming when pouring a fresh beer. In a kegerator, carbon dioxide pushes the beer through vinyl tubing and out of the ...