Portalble beer faucet
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Update -------------------------------------- So This Project Is Nearing Completion. I Replaced The 2 Liter Tank With A 4 Liter. I Wouldn'T Go Any Bigger Than That With The Regulator At Hand. One 16 Gram Co2 Tube Seems To Run Out Just As The Beer Does (At 1.1 Bar Pressure). Also Bought A New Perlic Faucet With Flow Control. Makes All The Difference In The World. As I Write I Am Printing A Tactical Nuclear Penguin Tap Handle. The Guy On The Shirt In The Link Below. Https://Se.Pinterest.Com/Pin/173740498095719192/ I Might Post That In Some Other Thing Later On If It Works Out. Last But Not Least I Bought Picnicking Cooler (On Made From Fabric) And Intend To Convert It To Fit My Portable Beer Faucet. Original Post -------------------------------------- So I Spent New Years In Las Vegas. On Freemont Street I Found This Nice Craft Beer Place. I Think It Was Called Banger Brewing. Had A Burger Joint With A Giant Scale Next Door. Anyways, I Bought A Stainless Growler Full Of Ipa. After Vegas We Vent To San Diego, Santa Monica And Hollywood For A Total Of Two Weeks. I Kind Of Forgot About The Growler. I Got Home To Sweden And Unpacked. And Found My Growler. Decided To Make A Project Out Of It. Having A Stationary Beer Tap. And Parts Laying Round I Decided To Make A Portable One. All Parts Are Available On E-Bay. I Would Recommend A Faucet With Flow Control. I Will Replace Mine. Even The Keg Itself Is Available (In Different Sizes). 1: Print The Parts. 2: Drill 4 Holes In The Keg And Mount Parts. 3:The Line From The Co2 Regulator Needs To End Up On Top Of The Beer In The Tank (Smaller Hole). 4: The Other Line Needs To End Up At The Bottom Of The Growler. Solve It :) Once Build Is Complete. Fill Up With Cool Beer And Go For A Picknick. The Insulations Was Made From A Sleeve Of A Jacket.
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