You can buy a ready-built kegerator, but with a price tag that usually exceeds $700, you're spending a lot of money to buy a fresher beer. Luckily, theres a better way to get a draft system in ...

I found a DIY kegerator conversion kit online, but all the parts you will need can also be found at most local brewing supplies stores. The kit comes with a faucet handle, faucet head, shank, hex ...

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 ...

This leaves two options: buy a new one, or build your own. A low-end commercial keg fridge will run you $400 or more, while a nice one will be over $600. But if you've got a spare refrigerator ...

So, I have a Kegubator that I made form an old Precision Thelco incubator, about 10 years ago. It's time for it to be restored a bit, since it's bounced ...

There -are- cons to a chest freezer kegerator: they don’t look as nice, and it’s a little more work on the back, lifting kegs into it. Plus a freezer usually requires you to run lines out the ...

Well, break out your tool box, because we'll show you how to build a kegerator yourself and install it in a countertop. Using a simple dorm-style compact fridge (2.7 cubic feet), ...

How to Build a Kegerator. About; With the right tools and a little time, you too can have cold beer always available in the comfort of your home (or office).