KegBB

Well I just found the kegbot project today and I must say that it really brings drinking to a whole new level. What I was wondering is how much you would expect to pay for parts to do this. If I had a fridge to convert already and a spare computer to run it on. I really think the guys I go to school with would love this idea. The kegbot seriously put a smile on my face and made me wish I was back at school RIGHT NOW. Thanks in advance.

Edited meleonha (Aug. 1, 2005 22:51:29)

On Mon, 1 Aug 2005, Matt Leonhardt wrote:

Well I just found the kegbot project today and I must say that it really brings drinking to a whole new level. What I was wondering is how much you would expect to pay for parts to do this. If I had a fridge to convert already and a spare computer to run it on. I really think the guys I go to school with would love this idea. The kegbot seriously put a smile on my face and made me wish I was back at school RIGHT NOW. Thanks in advance.

I paid for my basic kegerator

$100 for a used fridge in the local bargain mart ~$110 for the kit from BeverageFactory.com $50 for the CO2 tank from my local liquor store, $8 for the first CO2 fill.

So, like $268

http://gallery.wewt.net/kegerator for pics of mine.

--Sean

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Edited nester (Aug. 1, 2005 23:22:59)

For my kegerator (bot to come as I learn more about flowmeters): Building overhead: $219.14 Cost per 12 oz beer: $0.77 to $0.83 For more cost details, pictures and construction notes: http://web.mit.edu/martijn/www/kegerator/ -> Making Of

Cheers, Martijn

Edited martijn (Aug. 2, 2005 06:08:11)