MONROE, Mich.—La-Z-Boy Inc., whose name is synonymous with recliners, no longer wants to be known for clunky chairs that dads use to watch football. The company, founded here 88 years ago by a farmer and a woodworker, is striving to address a larger share of the market by presenting itself as a maker of fashionable furniture, only some of which reclines. The problem is that the La-Z-Boy brand doesn’t exactly evoke elegance.... Here's Why Your Car Insurance Rates Are Spiking Turkish Butcher 'Salt Bae' Has the Internet Salivating Disney Cuts Ties to YouTube Superstar PewDiePie Homemade Slime Videos Go Viral SpaceX Blasts Off From Historic Launch PadThe secrets of the beer dispensing chair! Welcome back ladies and gentlemen! On this post I have a real treat for you. I will be giving the details of the famous beer dispensing chair. This build was done by one of our beta users and that user has submitted a ton of photos of the process. This is one of our current favorites but we have a lot more good ones to show you.
However, the beer dispensing chair did get the product featured on the Today Show on April 11th so it will always have a special place in our hearts. So without further ado, I give you the beer dispensing chair….. (written instructions in short hand, please request any additional clarification you may need in the comments) • I decided that the right build to truly test the Bottoms Up Home Unit was to build the nozzle into a recliner that was fed from a homemade kegerator located 30 feet away and one floor down in my basement. • First thing I had to do was acquire a recliner (with lifting arm rests) and a fridge from craigslist. I am handy, not rich so used stuff is right for me. • Unfortunately, I did not test the first fridge that I bought before I drug it into my basement with four friends. It did not work and now I have a 40 year old fridge stuck in my basement and I don’t want to take it out because it weighs a thousand pounds. Let that be a lesson to you.
• I ended up getting a fridge that worked for a hundred bucks and the chair in great condition for $150. • After brainstorming over a few cold ones I realized that a small cat dish would be the perfect drain pan for the arm chair. And wouldn’t you know it; I found them made from the right non-magnetic material! • I contacted Bottoms Up to find out the strength of their cooling pump. It is apparently not strong enough to run 35’ with 10’ of elevation so I picked up a pond pump at Home Depot for the cooling system. Along with the 3/8” polypropylene line. • Then I started disassembling the chair for the rebirth! • Fortunately it was mostly hollow under the cup holder so I planned to build a new “instrument panel” And now that the work on the chair is complete we jump into the basement to build the trunk line that will feed the chair. And now the moment you have all been waiting for. The operation of my glorious beer cha You must be logged in to post a comment.
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