Ogas Cantina Bar Tap Assembly 3D print model

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Cantina Bar Special Note: Some of this project is using Schedule 40 4" PVC pipe. PVC is strong.Hardware designed to look like Steel piping. As seen In Oga's Cantina Batuu Galaxys Edge!Designed for Real Beer faucet taps!

Dimensions (see pics): Scale to your desire!250827 - Added a insert for the smaller elbow for better support. - Fixed the HexNut = Now fits into Bolt (Not sure what happened there)250826 - Added 254mm Elbow for smaller printers.

Items Needed (some are affiliate links):

QTY 1 - Bob Smith Superglue or equivalentQTY XX - Draft Beer Kit 2"

• Schedule 40 PVC pipe to your desired length.390mm Schedule 40 PVC pipe for the Container.380mm Inner Glass or Translucent piece for the Container innards.260.7mm Schedule 40 PVC for each bottom leg.

IG88 Head from Thingiverse Thanks StormTrooper guy!

Assembly:

• Print out all parts.
• Do a Dry Run / Test Fit before doing anything.
• I've added solid pieces and split pieces for easier 3D printing. Your Choice!
• Figure out how many taps and how long you want this Tap assembly to be then go from there.
• Print out the desired Beer Tap Assemblies.
• I will start from the Bar top.
• PipeFlangeBarMount4inch is the piece that will start the run. You would eventually bolt this to the bar but dont do it until your ready.
• Cut a Schedule 40 PVC pipe 260.7mm long. X2 One for each leg.
• Add a FlangeDummy over top of that. The flange dummys are meant to look like these are fitted steel pipes.
• Then add FlangeElbow4inch for the corners.
• Then another FlangeDummy.
• Use the Hex Bolt and HexNut to glue it all together when your ready.
• You would do this for both sides of the Bar Tap Assembly
• Now we will talk about the Beer Tap Area:
• Cut a large Schedule 40 PVC pipe which will be your Top portion of the assembly that everything hangs on.
• Space out the Beer taps to your desires and use the BeerFaucetRoundPost to mark the area of the pipe that you will cut out using a hole saw.
• The Roundpost holds everything within the top upper PVC pipe
• I ordered 4" long beer faucets, it was hard getting the nuts on the back so I cut it into two pieces hoping to get nut on better.
• Add the Square piece over top of the Roundpost for each tap.
• BeerFaucetSide pieces need to be added to both sides of the Square piece using the Rivet's, Glue together when ready.
• Place the Round piece on top of the square piece.
• Add ContainerBottom
• Use the ContainerViewport DXF file to print out a template to mark and cut out the window area of the Container PVC pipe section. The Container is 390mm tall. Do this for the required taps.
• Add the Container pvc pipe over top of the ContainerBottom
• Add the Translucent piece or glass to inside of Container.
• Add LED Lighting and water features if you like. I did not explore this yet!
• Add ContainerTop
• I have notice that they normally pipe in the electrics and the water stuff through the top of the container. See pic.
• When your ready glue it all together, making sure to leave the items unglued that need to be fussed with in the future.
• Good luck and Enjoy!
• Please let me know if you have any good tips for this or items. I plan on making this Cantina for my Spacement Bar area.
  

PROTIP's:

1. Paint and let dry before handling.
2. Do a Dry Run / Test Fit before doing anything.

Enjoy!

Please let me know of any issues.

Whitey!