Tap barrels for business or home use.
Need a Tap Barrel? Let’s get you set up.
A Tap barrel can be a great center piece to your party, sold for upwards of $1200, or be a cool addition for your home bar. Here I’ll have an in-depth look at how you can build your own.
First things first.
If you haven’t watched the video, you’re doing yourself a disservice. Check it out, I lay out the entire process for you.
Shopping list
This is everything I used, with one or two upgrades and without the barrel.
3M Cubitron Sandpaper. (Best stuff ever).
These are the tools I would have used if I had to do the project today. Pro tip! If you’re just building your workshop, try to pick a good tool brand and stick to that one brand. Worship it. Tell your friends they suck if they use anything else. But more importantly, this means all your batteries are compatible with all of your tools. For corded tools, do your homework and use what fits your needs best.
My top cordless brands are Makita, Milwaukee, and Dewalt. Milwaukee seems to always out preform everyone, and Makita and Dewalt are decently neck and neck, depending on the tool.