[mvpacioc]

In remodeling my basement i found the perfect place to house my electronics for the tv, game systems, and surround sound. I built this to fit the need/space. The frame is 1x poplar, "wrapped" in 1/4" birch plywood. I've still got to put trim around the edges, but it's practically done.

 

[Masterjer]

Very well done. I love that the components are mounted in drawers. Do you have anything planned for heat dissipation?

 

[mvpacioc]

I bought some USB fans from NewEgg and plugged them in and set them behind some of the devices that run a lot.

 

[Travico]

Thats is a well thought out project. If I showed that project to my wife, she would go around and find a place to build one!

 

[Masterjer]

I bought some USB fans from NewEgg and plugged them in and set them behind some of the devices that run a lot.

That sounds like a good solution. FYI, when I built mine years ago, I found a thermostat you plug into the wall, and when it detects a set temperature, it passes the electricity through to another outlet. Using this, I could turn on the fans when the temp inside the equipment rack got above 90 degrees. Sorry I don't have a link, but it was nice having the fans come on automatically when needed.