The cost of the pre-made cabinets has slowed this project to a crawl (technically it never started, so its not even crawling). We're going to try and hit the Re-Store this weekend. I'll have to check that store in Columbia out the next time we drive through to see the in laws.
We haven't seen anything used that a) we like, and/or b) we can afford.
Personally, I think you would be better off building the cases yourself out of plywood and either making or buying the doors/drawers. Cheaper, and it's not difficult to make a plywood case. Plus, it'll hold up longer than the typical stock cabinets that are all pressed particleboard nowadays.
You have a Kreg Jig and a tablesaw. As much as I personally don't like them, they can be used pretty successfully in something like this. You will need the 1-1/4" coarse screws and the fill in parts that you can paint over to hide the screw pockets.
I would go to Home Depot and pick up 1 or 2 pieces of their 3/4" Maple ply at @$40 each (USA made, very good quality for the money), some 1/4" for the backing, and some 1x2"s or 1x3"s for the face frame. A drawer is basically a box made up of 4 sides, with a thinner bottom, and a different piece of wood on the front. You make it 1" thinner in width than your case opening, and add drawer slides to take up the room. Then, after you install the drawer box, you can stick on a drawer front with double sided tape to exactly where you want it, and drill holes for your handle through the drawer front and drawer box. When you install the handle, it will keep everything together.
For doors, you can make them however you want, and just use a 1-3/8" forstner bit to drill pockets for the euro style hinges.
If you want to go this route, let me know and I can provide more help.