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I need to scale down the size of the L-shaped kegger bar to 84″ x 84″. I want to keep the kegger area for incerting a small frig the holds 1/2 wine and half beer sold by home depot. Anyone have any suggustions on the re-sizeing tool available. I did not see it on this site for this particular plan. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Please help!
Thank you.
Lmatteo2
It’s very easy to manually resize…just study the plans and you’ll see length is easily modified.
Hey, I was wondering if you ever resized this as I am looking to do the same thing.
I also need help. I need the L-shape on the opposite side and I need it down sized to 48×84. can I get any suggestions besides study the plans.
Resizing and/or laying out the bar in the opposite direction is not difficult. Just examine the base and work from there. If you want it a foot longer or shorter, just add or subtract a foot from the length related base parts. Pages 11, 12 and 13 are most helpful.
To modify the Side Leg (B section), you would add or subtract to base parts 9,11 and 13.
To modify the Main Leg, add or subtract from parts 1, 2, 3 and 7.
Once the base is resized, add the vertical parts.
Next, for the side leg, you would add or subtract the same amount as the bottom for parts 26, 30 and 32.
For the main leg, add or subtract the same as your base changes for part 31.
At this point you have a fully modified core framework from which all other remaining parts can be referenced.
It seriously requires no more than third grade math skills.
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