Progress?
August 8th, 2010
Refrigerators can’t have holes in them.
Design Is None Of My Business
PORTFOLIO SITE and RAMBLINGS OF HENRY ROTERING
Henry is a New Orleans-based graphic designer who loves clean design, valid code and strong coffee. A proud native of the Midwest—Henry previously afforded rent and candy working as the in-house designer for the Greater Madison Convention and Visitors Bureau. He also worked as a freelance graphic designer, played drums for a punk band, but spent most of his time planning his escape to New Orleans.
Henry is currently a senior designer at Imaginal Marketing Group—a small marketing firm specializing in Aveda Salons and Spas. Other than the obvious hobby of sitting in front of a computer for inappropriate lengths of time—Henry also enjoys: biking, drumming, travel, screen printing, the New Orleans heat and shooting darts.
Henry is currently a senior designer at Imaginal Marketing Group—a small marketing firm specializing in Aveda Salons and Spas. Other than the obvious hobby of sitting in front of a computer for inappropriate lengths of time—Henry also enjoys: biking, drumming, travel, screen printing, the New Orleans heat and shooting darts.
Old Apple computer + beer + donated electronics = KeG3rator
August 5th, 2010
That will work right? just need one more part for the thing that goes on the other thing and…and…and then i’m done with that. this will make sense when I am drinking beer.
Mini Keg Coupler
August 4th, 2010
Step Three?: This took a lot longer and a lot more pipe than expected. That is not what she said.
Kegerator G3 project now officially “KeG3rator”
August 3rd, 2010
Step Two: Gotta keep the beer cold right? Hotwire your old G3 power supply so it can do the job. (Don’t worry, I read like…3 Wikipedia articles before I did this.) Just need to clean it up and put the cover back on. (notice the LED that will replace the old power on indicator.)
Kegerator G3
August 2nd, 2010
What to do with an old G3? Flower pot? Clock?…no. Mini Kegerator? Yes, I think I will have that.
Step One: Take it apart and make sure the beer will fit.
It fits! Next up—Gather random plumbing supplies and old computer parts.
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