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Thanks for the complements. You guys are welcome to improve on my design efforts. Now if there is some way to start turning these into a money making business.

Here's some pictures.

So you got me thinking about it a little more. There isn't really any space for some sort of counterweight or spring on a cable. The freezer backs up pretty tight to the back of the armoire support braces. So I went back to the gas strut idea. I had left space for them, so I thought, but...

Thanks for the tip on the folding leg. I might have to try that. I never did find a way to make the gas shocks to work, they are just too wide... As for the lights, there is a small one inch gap that runs the length of the tap housing. I wish I used LEDs, but started coughing at the $50 for...

Forgot to attach the pic...

I really want to get the rasperrypints running on it, but SWMBO has me on a spending hiatus for a while. I did plan ahead and have an extra outlet available to plug in a monitor. One day...one day. Here's that pic of the electrical work

Thanks people. Here's the pics on how to get to the kegs. The chest freezer sits on a dolly that rolls out from the armoire.

Here's my kegerator I just finished. Here's the link to the build pictures.https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/armoire-keezer-build-483479/

These next two pictures are of the finished keezer in my basement. Staining complete tile finished and most of the electrical work complete. I don't have any pictures of the electrical work(i'll try and post those later), but it's basically a stc-1000 controller and a bunch of outlets. It's...

So....Its been two months since I last posted and that's not cool. I got a ton of work done on the keezer though and have it basically finished and in working order. Bear with me here, I've got a bunch of pictures to post. Its been a ton and a half of work to get this far but I'm happy...

More updates. I had a few days off and managed to get some work done on the keezer. for starters I got the back panel of the keezer coffin attached and insulated. The big effort was making the false drawer panel for the front of the keezer. I used a 3/4" sheet of cheery plywood and cut...

That for the words of encouragement. I've seen jester's thread also tons of great info. I think with my build fans are a must. The entire front and sides will be completely closed off. I've left the back open partly because it would have cost me another piece of expensive cherry plywood...

Thanks for the support, I don't have any kids as of yet, but maybe one day, and locks will definitely be a part of the design. Here's the rest of the progress I've made so far. I attached the 3/4' plywood for the base of the countertop, and attached some cherry molding around the edging...

Spell check... Works good. Doesn't always fix my bad grammer...

Well after lurking on this website for a few years and doing a few builds based off other peoples designs over the last few years, I figured I should submit my own build for the worlds review. After 3 years of bottling I've about had it and decided kegging and a keezer was in order, but SWMBO...