Building A Portable Keg Cooler at Imogen Barbara blog

Building A Portable Keg Cooler. I drop a disk of ice, or bag if ice in the bottom, then. I bought a 60l cylindrical dry bag, fairly cheap, around $30 online. This is an article about how to keep homebrew. Looking to build a diy kegerator on your own? I was looking at building a portable kegerator but didn't consider having a 5 gal keg in a sideways cooler. After thinking a bit about hauling a refrigerator around (not to mention the need for electricity) i decided to build a large portable cooler designed. No, this is not an article about drinking beer while driving around (very bad idea). While i was building this, i thought of a much better idea if i ever do it for. I have old thermarest sleeping pads that don't even hold pressure but still hold air. What i ended up with has worked. Fill it with ice and bam, you have a portable keg cooler.

Portable Keg Cooler (a.k.a. R2Beer2) 9 Steps (with Pictures) Instructables
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After thinking a bit about hauling a refrigerator around (not to mention the need for electricity) i decided to build a large portable cooler designed. Looking to build a diy kegerator on your own? What i ended up with has worked. No, this is not an article about drinking beer while driving around (very bad idea). I bought a 60l cylindrical dry bag, fairly cheap, around $30 online. This is an article about how to keep homebrew. I was looking at building a portable kegerator but didn't consider having a 5 gal keg in a sideways cooler. I have old thermarest sleeping pads that don't even hold pressure but still hold air. Fill it with ice and bam, you have a portable keg cooler. I drop a disk of ice, or bag if ice in the bottom, then.

Portable Keg Cooler (a.k.a. R2Beer2) 9 Steps (with Pictures) Instructables

Building A Portable Keg Cooler I have old thermarest sleeping pads that don't even hold pressure but still hold air. Looking to build a diy kegerator on your own? No, this is not an article about drinking beer while driving around (very bad idea). Fill it with ice and bam, you have a portable keg cooler. While i was building this, i thought of a much better idea if i ever do it for. What i ended up with has worked. I have old thermarest sleeping pads that don't even hold pressure but still hold air. I bought a 60l cylindrical dry bag, fairly cheap, around $30 online. I was looking at building a portable kegerator but didn't consider having a 5 gal keg in a sideways cooler. I drop a disk of ice, or bag if ice in the bottom, then. After thinking a bit about hauling a refrigerator around (not to mention the need for electricity) i decided to build a large portable cooler designed. This is an article about how to keep homebrew.

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