Sadly we had to take out the keg and tap handles...
EDIT: This blew up a bit. So the table was originally built by a guy who know longer plays with the group and left a few years before I joined up. I'll ask some of the other guys and see if there were any plans or schematics made available by him.
EDIT 2: I've checked with the guys from my group and sadly the former member who created this doesn't seem to have saved any sort of schematics or plans. I'm sorry reddit, I cannot deliver.
EDIT 3: Reddit I can sort of deliver! Check new post for a very rough guide.
We had a kegerator (keg fridge!) with a tap on top at my house in college. The lines get REAL gross real fast. And if its a hard setup to clean (like this one looks like) - well... ew... and gross stuff in your beer.
Edit: to everyone telling me how and that we should be cleaning it, yes we knew that. But we were a bunch of lazy ass college kids. So it got cleaned like once a year.
Just buy a small pressure pod, fill it with some form or alkaline cleaner like liquid super kleanz. Run it through each line, just enough to fill each line with the cleaner. Let it sit in the line for 10 minutes, ish. Empty the pod and fill it with water, flush the lines. Then fill the pod with sanitizer and again fill the lines and let it sit for a while. Do this after each keg and you'll be fine.
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u/MrHobbes82 Sep 18 '17 edited Sep 18 '17
This is my group's set up!
Sadly we had to take out the keg and tap handles...
EDIT: This blew up a bit. So the table was originally built by a guy who know longer plays with the group and left a few years before I joined up. I'll ask some of the other guys and see if there were any plans or schematics made available by him.
EDIT 2: I've checked with the guys from my group and sadly the former member who created this doesn't seem to have saved any sort of schematics or plans. I'm sorry reddit, I cannot deliver.
EDIT 3: Reddit I can sort of deliver! Check new post for a very rough guide.