Q:

Newest addition to my shop

Only a small shop… so this is all I could fit – and unfortunately I couldn’t find one in diamond plate either.

Decided to buy American for the tooling.

Stand was custom designed and manufactured by DFH.!

Should be spending more time in the shop now… unfortunatly I think quality might take a nose dive.

Mods/Machinists

All Replies

Viewing 14 replies - 1 through 14 (of 14 total)

Oh, I forgot to add… mine had small indentations in the front for some inexplicable reason. And a little bit of tape residue near the top face. If I didn’t know better, I’d say some idiot had hung an air rifle target on it at some point in its life. Maybe he thought that because the fridge sat on a low table, which was right over the large metal pellet trap standing on the floor, it would make a nice smooth surface to tape the tops of targets to. And maybe he forgot to sight in a rifle or two or three and didn’t realize they might shoot a bit high.

Besides the exterior finish, that little fridge looks about identical to a “Goldstar” fridge I took with me on my second deployment… and my third, fourth and fifth. That little fridge has been around the world a couple of times (med, indian ocean, pacific, arctic, antarctic, persian gulf, caribean, atlantic, to name the big spots) and back and it is still cooling my drinks. I hope your lasts as long!

quote Brew:

well i have one but its a little bigger its a new freezer that i brought home then i drilled a hole in the middle of it put a beer faucet then i put four five gallons kegs of my beer that i make in it then i can have a cold one anytime

I have wanted to brew my own for 20 years now, bought 2 different kits and have yet to make a drinkable batch, one was the kegoratoer I think, it looked like a keg you fermented the beer in and tapped from it, I got it at a yard sale of all places and when I got started I found out the cans of ingredients were 2 years out of date,, I made it anyway and got scared to drink it and poured it down the sink. The other was a big plastic tub with siphon hoses, bottle capper, air locks..the works, by the time it came in the mail I had gone on to another hobby and put it in the back of my closet, finally I used it to make some cola with, it had a funny taste and eventually threw away the whole shooting match 😆

You Ain’t right! 😀

Mike

well i have one but its a little bigger its a new freezer that i brought home then i drilled a hole in the middle of it put a beer faucet then i put four five gallons kegs of my beer that i make in it then i can have a cold one anytime

I wonder if it will take you 6 months to get it up and running 😛

I had one just like that in my garage/shop. I was forced to upgrade to a full size model, the smaller one was cute and did the job well, but the results were questionable, the engineer was still able to stand/walk, albeit a little unsteadily. Or, when you forget to restock, which seems to happen near the end of each working session for some reason, the next session lacks enough material to finish the project. Can’t have that; any job worth doing is worth doing well.

aloha,
walt

…hawaiians. We teach the world how to party.

I have the same ailment, Every month that red fez comes out new equipment follows me home. Especially those life support containers.L.O.L.

First off..you are going to have to build a table to sit it on..there is absolutly no need to have to bend down to grab a cold beer.. 😆 😆

Great addition!

You like Belgian beer, huh? 😆

http://www.ab-inbev.com/

You could hold up for a while very comfortably with provisions like that.

So what are those things, high-pressure cylinders? 🙄

:18 nice shop, dont forget to plug it in,

That is fantastic but you have room for two more, and no lock either.

Viewing 14 replies - 1 through 14 (of 14 total)

  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.