Building a Keezer

They say you haven't lived until you've served your own draft beer on tap in your personal boozer. For this you'll need a keezer and that's exactly what Ed and Andrew build in this video using an old chest freezer. 🍺 EQUIPMENT (from regulator to tap) 🍺 -Regulator https://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/produ... -Beer Pipe 3/8" https://a1barstuff.co.uk/keg-beer-lin... -Manifolds https://brewkegtap.co.uk/products/co2... -Keg Quick Disconnects https://amzn.eu/d/hOZNo0k -John Guest Fittings for Keg Quick Disconnects https://brewkegtap.co.uk/products/joh... -John Guest Fittings for Pipe to Tap https://brewkegtap.co.uk/products/joh... -Beer Pipe 3/16" https://a1barstuff.co.uk/keg-beer-lin... -John Guest Fittings for Tap Shanks https://brewkegtap.co.uk/products/joh... -Tap Shanks https://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/produ... -Taps https://brew2bottle.co.uk/products/st... -Inkbird https://www.brewbrosshop.co.uk/produc... Notes: -we didn't use John Guest fittings to attach pipes to the manifolds, we soaked the ends in hot water to make them more malleable so they fit snugly over the barbs -in the UK, the John Guest fittings were cheaper in bulk from https://tvsbeverage.msys-epc.com/ -for our 8 tap setup we used 3/16" pipe x 15m and 3/8" x 12m ❄️ KEEZER MATERIALS ❄️ -old chest freezer -CLS 4in x 2in (2 x 2.4m lengths) -corner brace x 8 -screws -Gripfill Solvent-free -standard 15mm heating pipe insulation (which we will replace in due course) -shortly after filming we added a couple of chains hooked on the wall to keep the gas cylinders upright -a few tools (Ed and Andrew), some patience and beers