How to Build a Keezer for Homebrew

If you have any specific questions about this keezer build, leave a comment and I'll answer them in as much detail as possible.

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Amazing, thanks for helping me build my keezer

Not only is this video great at instructing you how to build a keezer, it also perfectly parodies not only HGTV/TLC shows but fight club as well. You have my like and kudos for making a GREAT video.

Awesome build and video. Just finished mine up yesterday. The 7/8 bit was a hair small. Likely due to all the rain we've been getting. Probably should've gone with a 1" bit. Thanks for posting.

This is the first video of yours I watched and I'm not gonna lie, the editing got me. I've watched so many creators that do the full body "duplication shots" (I don't remember the actual name for it and too lazy to look it up right now) that I've gotten pretty good at spotting them, and at the beginning I knew it was one of those. But the conversation between the brothers had a natural flow, I didn't spot any seams, and other indicators of that kind of shot that I brushed off the uncanny valley effect that surpassed even the possibility of being identical twins.

Then I got absorbed into the building of the keezer, as that was why I was here after all, so the ending actually hit me pretty hard. Best instructional video leading to an existential crisis I've ever watched, rivalling some of Brian David Gilbert's videos!

Do you use Star San with the water line? Or is it just water?

Ha. This was the first of your videos I've seen. I thought you had a twin brother. Good job BTW.

Love the Geezer song at the end!

Dudeeeee, this whole video I’m like “twins are so creepy!” 🤯

What’s happened to the Brew Cabin? The production work flow is awesome!
I love the effort!

nice ending bro. good laugh

So impressed with this channel.

You talk to much

This is the best tutorial to anything I’ve ever seen. Great content, keep up the good work!

Fun fact: Most (if not all) chest freezers only have electronics and mechanical equipment in the bottom corner where the cord goes in. Besides that, they're just big insulated boxes made of plastic and foam.

Exception for things like lights / controls panels.

Just a different perspective, I know you've received a lot of positive feedback on the presentation of this video. But to international viewers, the American "lifestyle show" format/formula/style is really distasteful. It comes across as fake and disingenuous. I applaud your attention to detail and you've done really well in replicating a particular presentation style. But that style is awful.

The Swim university guy does beer too?

Alright we need more content! This were all excellent. How have I not discovered this channel until now? Watched all your bids and now I'm sad 😭

I binge watched all of your videos. Amazing content, quality, fun! Hope you will be making some more soon. Cheers!

Doode, you skipped over all the DIY stuff in that montage.

It's like those videos that teach you to draw by first drawing a circle, add some guide lines,... And then ???.... Voila a perfect drawing of La Pieta.

I’m pissed that I only just discovered this channel. Your editing, songs, and overall quality is incredible. Good job man!

Mate, these videos are fantastic. Can't wait to see more. Totally jealous of your brewery setup too!

Unexpected final ! We are our own cheers leader

That's really nice I want one now.

Your channel is criminally underviewed.

Hi Matt. I finally took the plunge and I am going to be building a keezer. I am at the point where I am going to be painting the chest freezer and I had 2 questions.
First, the tools list says you’ll need 240 grit sandpaper but in the instructions its says to use 120 grit sandpaper. Which one did you use?

My second question is about the plastic pieces. Did you sand the plastic pieces such as the handle and the hinge covers before painting them as well? I ask because I have a MagicChef and is has plastic hinge covers and an indent in the lid to use as a grip to lift the lid. But the indent isn't metal like the body of the freezer. It is covered with plastic. Do I just sand this part to and the plastic hinge covers with sandpaper

Thanks in advance for the help!

can you please give me some more information about your dip tray? model name, where did you buy it?

Dude, as always, your videos are very creative, informative and fun to watch. Thanks for sharing this how to. BTW, it's amazing how much you and your brother look so much alike! Cheers

Holy shit. You’re like a true renaissance man. Keep living the dream, dude!

$400 sounds very cheap for this freezer. Also, you may wanna countersink exterior screws or install beauty rings instead.

I’m not even a home brewer, I came to your channel from money lab but dang you make amazing content, can’t help but watch all these videos. Ending kind of sent me on an emotional whirl though not gonna lie. Keep up the great work!

Feel like I'm watching HGTV lol

Good to see you back in action! Love the vids!

Production value off the charts

Does he have a twin brother?

this was the second video of yours i watched lmao ya i was a little confused but at the end you got a new subscriber lol very good love the build quality with the wicked humour good stuff

Production value is incredible!

Wow! So much work went into this video. Great job!

The difference in quality between your videos and others in the same space is astounding. I’d literally watch you just brew random recipes. Drop a Patreon!

Dude, I just discovered this channel this morning and I’ve watched all of your episodes. Great creativity and production.

Fantastic video!!! What a plot twist!

I bet the 1 downvote thinks House Hunters is real.

Production quality is superb! Wow! Fantastic. You deserve 500k subscriber. Not only brewers, filmmakers and storytellers…

Dude this is INCREDIBLE!!!!

Dude. Never stop making videos

Thoroughly entertaining ... next video should be in the style of Comic Book Men

This video awesome in so many ways!

And the collar stays in place without any glue or silicone?