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I did something similar last summer. The article (Moving Beyond Functionality) is published here on HBT with some really helpful comments from other members. My suggestion is to put a lot of thought into how to make the insulated door air-tight. I'm using weather stripping, but it's still not...

So the article has been approved and is now posted on HBT Articles. Check out more pics and details on how a piece of furniture can be made into a completely custom kegerator. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/entries/diy-kegerator.html Again, feel free to ask any questions concerning the process...

I just recently made a two tap tower out of a ceramic beer stein. Check my profile for a thread called "DIY Kegerator: beer fridge furniture". Let me know if you're interested and i'll provide details. Edit: Now I'm in front of a decent computer and can do more than direct to my recent thread...

Right now I keep it at cellar temp of about 55F since I'm working through ciders and will be transitioning to stouts. So I end up using the warmest refrigerator setting and still need to turn it off fairly frequently. Ideally I'll add a temp control to keep from doing this manually, but the...

Unfortunately the antique washstand wasn't as antique as I was told. The dovetails were router cut, the screws were mass manufactured and the veneer was coming off in strips on the sides of the cabinet (not shown in the picture). Still better than anything that can be bought at IKEA. Lesson #2...

Exactly right. I tore apart the cheapest mini-fridge I could find (1.8 cuft $15 unit) and fit the internals into place.

I submitted the writeup for this build as an HBT article, but wanted to post some of the kegerator photos for those looking to do something similar. Feel free to ask questions and keep your eyes peeled for the article. "This post is addressed to us brewers who are looking to fully integrate...