Kegerator Cabinet Build [Part 3]- DIY Kegerator build using a Danby 4.4 mini fridge 

In the third and final video of our kegerator cabinet build series, I do a DIY kegerator build using a Danby mini-fridge and install it into our kegerator cabinet.
This DIY kegerator build uses a Danby 4.4 mini-fridge and will fit 2 "Corney" kegs when all is said and done. I'll walk you through all the steps to fully convert this Danby fridge into your very own DIY Kegerator.
Our Kegerator cabinet build series shows the entire process to build your very own kegerator cabinet, finish it and install a DIY kegerator to have your very own home bar.
I used a couple products I purchased off Amazon in this DIY kegerator build. The Kegco Conversion kit has everything you need to get your kegerator up and running. This kit includes everything and works really well.
I also purchased a brand new ball lock Corney keg. You can purchase these used but this brand new keg is a decent deal and you don't need to worry about reconditioning an old banged up keg.
The Amazon links provided are affiliate links, this means our channel will receive some money if you choose to purchase. This is of no cost to you, and simply helps the channel continue to provide great content
Products Used:
KegCo doesn't seem to have the full kit available at this time. I put together a list of all the parts I used that came in the kit for purchase
Kegco 2 tap Tower- amzn.to/2NCQwtG
Kegco Dual Regulator- amzn.to/31nyELr
Kegco 5 Lbs Co2 Bottle- amzn.to/2NxWH2p
Yaebrew Drip Tray- amzn.to/2NElu4A
Ball Lock Gas and Liquid fittings- amzn.to/30T8jEH
5/16 Gas line 5' (X2)- amzn.to/3iaUWpF
1/4 Beer Line (3/16 inside compatible with Tower Beer Lines)- amzn.to/2YBEneS
5 Gal. Ball Lock Corney Keg- amzn.to/2ANJuPU
Danby 4.4 Mini Fridge: amzn.to/2K44QK5
Danby Wine Fridge: amzn.to/3bejgDm