Thanks Boris! The bathroom as whole took plenty of time and it's actually been a struggle to get it done and find the time to make videos. Some tasks in there took no time at all and I usually mention those when they surprise me that they don't take longer. :)
A master-class as always. So many little things, like stainless fasteners, vertical stripes of mirror glue for air flow, flooring varnish for durability, your clever jigs for ripping 45s and for placing the final cab. All the little tips that you see in these videos are priceless. Great stuff...
I've said it before, and I'll say it again - your design elements are fantastic - well within the bounds of contemporary aesthetic, but without the trendy elements...................timeless in their simplicity, and only outdone by your superb craftsmanship. Brilliant!
You are not alone. I've purchased complete products just to get a specific part from it as well. Oftentimes, it is cheaper to buy the whole product than to have it made.
Looks fantastic Neil! I learned a lesson remodeling both my bathrooms, however long you think it will take you - double it because it takes a lot longer than you think. Side note - I received my Dart. It is a work of art. What took me by surprise was how perfect the weight is. It feels really good in your hand. I'm afraid to use it because I've rarely had something this nice. Thank you!
Thanks very much - I totally agree, it took way longer than I thought it would. Glad you like the dart and thanks for the support, but don't be afraid to use it, that's what it's for. :)
No nonsense, quality craftsmanship, awesome projects and a down home attitude is what makes your channel stand out miles from the rest! Plus you make great tools that we can buy too! Well done to you my friend!
Neil, this looks great. I love building things I use everyday; it doubles the satisfaction, doesn’t it? I like all your vids but esp the household ones. And as always, thanks for showing your mistakes.
I have made a few modifications the desk I'm currently sat at. I have rubbish tools and limited skill so it's certainly not (98% perfect) like Neil's projects are but yes, it's great to use something you've modified yourself!
You can get euro style hinges with a shallow cup. They're designed for 13mm compact laminate. I use them on alfresco kitchens/BBQs all the time. Hettich and Hafele make them, but for some reason the Salice don't have soft close.
Wow, what a lovely bathroom. The vanity, sink, and cabinet look awesome. Kath has to be very pleased. Once again, Neil, you show that professional quality work can be filled with love. Thanks for sharing this, Mate.
Man there's a lot of 'makers' on TH-cam that show people how to do things incorrectly and take no pride in their work but I gotta say, you're a real craftsman and I appreciate how much you care about the finished product. Keep it up my guy.
This is a beautiful set of projects which I'm sure you will enjoy for many years to come. I have to say though, the jig-master strikes again! Your dado-routing jig is brilliant, thanks for sharing!
This is easy watching. Thanks so much I'm a carpenter in New Zealand and have learnt new methods to try after watching your work. Keep up the admirable craftsmanship I love it .
That bathroom looks like it comes from the time when Bob Hope movies stopped being funny. I don't care for the look of it, but the craftsmanship is top notch.
I got my marking guides and my plans!!! Thank you. I love the videos and I love the honesty of your work. If you make a mistake, it is ok and not the end of the world!
Lovely! These type of projects are actually my favorite videos that you do . Combing your artistic skills and home/ property improvement is quite satisfying to view. 👍🏻
Every video of yours, without fail, is nothing short of superb! Your work is simply second to none. Your ability to persevere through the mistakes and always find a way to solve problems is admirable!
Fantastic build as always. Guess it's allowed over there, but UK don't allow socket outlets (or light switches) so close to a source of water. Higher risk of electrical shock
@@zTribalstylerz doesn't matter. We use zones, zone 0 is basically in a bath/shower, nothing higher than 12vac or 30vdc. Zone 1 is the outline of the bath/shower up to the ceiling, nothing higher than 25vac or 60vdc, unless it's IPx4 or higher, and requires a tool to open (an electric shower). Zone 2 is 0.6m around zone 1, and can be anything but must be IPx4 minimum. And now that I've said all that, I've remembered around a sink is zone 2, so if it's IPx4 or higher, then it's fine! Gotta be on an RCD though (our version of GFI)
Another great build! You sir are a master at woodworking, and your design ideas are always amazing and inventive. I love the shape of the cabinet, it is very stylish and fits pretty well together with the whole concept you created for the bathroom. This is one more amazing creation, and I can't wait to see your next project!
I love this cabinet! Previous owners of my house replaced all the cabinets with box store ones which are very plain and had no handles of any kind. The bathroom cabinet has push magnets I've been wanting to replace for a while now, and your cabinet is the perfect replacement, especially since it has much more room than the 2" deep current one has. The topper is the name of the wood. It's awesome.
The vanity, sink and vanity mirror cabinet all look amazing. The bathroom looks amazing. Very impressive work as usual. Thanks for sharing, your work is always an inspiration.
Neil- recieved the marking knife last week (USA) it is spectacular, a true work of art and worth many times what you're charging IMO. Anyone who has not ordered one - do it!
Ohhh, it looks so good all together! Excellent tips re the feet off the floor with the purspex and silicone. I will share that with my sister who is using vintage furniture in her bathroom reno
Omg omg omg!!! I’ve been waiting for this one!!! Currently I’m undergoing a bath reno too, I built my own solid hickory vanity, first time to build something more large and with bridle joints and half laps… such a stressful blast! Anyways a company wanted $1100 for a quartz vanity top that’s only 31 1/4” long… no freakin way so I’m working on a concrete form for my own white cement top. Back when looking for a medicine cabinet, I wanted the same exact modern rounded edges, inset cabinet with brass not gold, black or bronze and that was a nightmare to find what I was needing. I finally did but all along I kept thinking I should build my own and now I regret that I didn’t! Such a stunning mirror cabinet, vanity, concrete sink and the entire bathroom is gorgeous and well done 🤟🏼
Absolutely stunning! It's just a shame that gorgeous cabinet is pressed against a wall. I think it would look even better if it were free standing. Thank you, Pask. You've given me so much inspiration!
That came out super cool! Well done pask 😁. And always with the cool tricks! I certainly would have been there trying to hold the cabinet up at the same time as trying to mark and drill the holes. *forehead slap* or just be smart like you and make a little stand for it first!
You never stop amazing me. Everything you make looks better than most stuff made you can buy over the counter. And quality-wise it appears to be superb as well. You are a well of knowledge, and among my biggest inspirations. I am really glad I discovered your channel. Your videos are 10/10!
That’s all turned out super great mate. I hear you when you said at the end “this project has taken a long time’… they always take over your life but the end results are fantastic.
If I haven't said it before, I apologize if I have it 😂 repeating. You, Sir, are a genius. Great cabinet, absolutely beautiful job. The genius part is the little stand you knocked together to support the cabinet when installing. I would have thought of it too. However, it would have been 2 weeks after doing the project. Lol.
a tip If you ever need a mirror for another project. I had to use one for an infinity table a few years ago. I essentially found an old mirror at a yard sale and used a local class cutting company to cut it to shape for me. My mirror was square versus rounded but maybe try checking thought next time. If i remember correctly, I bought the mirror for 5 - 10 US dollars, then for the mirror to be cut maybe 10 at most. Hope this helps
Amazing job as always, Neil, you are one of those makers where I can see a new piece and instantly know it was you who built it, your style and aesthetic is unmistakable. I would say the same about Laura Kampf , John Heisz and Frank Howarth.
Bathroom came out great. I received my dart a week or so ago and it's even better than I expected, definitely my new favorite marking knife (the awl on the other end was a great touch).
Beautiful work, Neil! The bathroom looks amazing! 😃 I really liked how you made the cabinet! Simple, but looks great!!! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Next time try simple vegetable oil to remove glue and other sticky stuff, like from the back of the mirror. You‘d be stunned how well it works. Great furniture, was so much fun to watch building those. They came out brilliant!
"I'll smooth it out with an 80grit disk..." I love that phrase, and I shall be cheek-ing people with the Q. "Did you smooth this with 80 grit?" Beautiful cabinet, vanity and bathroom Neil, nice work.
Looks great! Nicely done. When you cut out the bit for the power outlet I thought for a moment that you'd drilled into the mirror and was horrified!! Enjoy your beautiful new bathroom x
Wow! Great minds really DO think alike. I've been rolling ideas for a bathroom cabinet like this around in my head for the past few weeks. I was planning on putting an electrical outlet in mine too. The differences are that my plan for the outlet is to have it on the side where you can access it without having to have the cabinet door open. For plugging in blow dryer mostly. Also, for my door I've been eyeballing those mirrors that have LED lighting built right in. Since I'll have the power for it right there anyway, I figure might as well. It's actually for my son's bathroom. He lives upstairs and has put up with an out of date metal medicine cabinet + crappy light fixture for years. He comes down here to shave, dry hair, etc. because it's so dim and no outlet up there. So I just got the lumber for it a couple of days ago and plan to start on it tomorrow. I just might borrow your rounded corner idea depending on the radius of the corners of the mirror I get. In any event, I do get ideas from you videos all the time, & really appreciate your putting in the effort to record & upload your various projects. This one was definitely a winner!
@@tonysutton6559 Don't they have GFIs over there? They've been required in kitchens, bathrooms and basements for several decades now here in the states.
@@dale1956ties I'm no expert but it could be that all uk sockets are properly earthed and all mains circuits have breakers at the fuse box. Sockets are allowed in bathrooms but they must be at least 3m from a water supply which means that it would be impossible to have them in 90% plus of our bathrooms. Our bathroom is average size at about 2.5m x 2.5m and no wall surface is any further than about 1.5m from a water supply. Funnily, sockets are not supposed to be at least 30cm from water in the kitchen. I'm guessing that the idea is that you don't bathe in the kitchen sink and then plug in a hairdryer. If you have several hours to spare and can stay awake long enough, you could read the UK regulation but I just pay a qualified electrician to install stuff for me.
4:41 did you consider adjustable shelves? Like with pegs to change heights? If so, why did you choose to go with fixed heights? Also, you might do this later, but you could have painted the back of the mirror to cover up the residue.
Adding those extra strips to the shelf edges presented an opportunity to potentially use another type of wood with a contrasting color. Still looks lovely either way!
Excellent work! I was holding my breath when you cut the door off the body. Pask- did you consider not putting it flush in the corner? I feel like it is too much of a beauty to be up against the side wall.
Nice work. I would have thought a visit to your local glazier would have sourced a mirror of any size/shape you desired, (at a higher price), but with none of the extra labour involved?
First watch on your channel and I really enjoyed it. Lovely quality to the video and obviously the projects, so much skill in the design, execution, jigs and tips. Also love that you left in the shelf error, would have been easy to omit, but it is so much part of project life and helps us newbies understand that we aren't failures. Now where's that back catalogue ☺️
My ongoing admiration of this man's attitude and genius really wasn't so hard and took no time at all ❤😂
Thanks Boris! The bathroom as whole took plenty of time and it's actually been a struggle to get it done and find the time to make videos. Some tasks in there took no time at all and I usually mention those when they surprise me that they don't take longer. :)
A master-class as always. So many little things, like stainless fasteners, vertical stripes of mirror glue for air flow, flooring varnish for durability, your clever jigs for ripping 45s and for placing the final cab. All the little tips that you see in these videos are priceless. Great stuff...
Thanks very much Rob - glad there were some handy tips in there! :)
I've said it before, and I'll say it again - your design elements are fantastic - well within the bounds of contemporary aesthetic, but without the trendy elements...................timeless in their simplicity, and only outdone by your superb craftsmanship. Brilliant!
Thanks very much George - Glad you like it! :)
Well said. My thoughts exactly - enduring style.
You are not alone. I've purchased complete products just to get a specific part from it as well. Oftentimes, it is cheaper to buy the whole product than to have it made.
Looks fantastic Neil! I learned a lesson remodeling both my bathrooms, however long you think it will take you - double it because it takes a lot longer than you think. Side note - I received my Dart. It is a work of art. What took me by surprise was how perfect the weight is. It feels really good in your hand. I'm afraid to use it because I've rarely had something this nice. Thank you!
Thanks very much - I totally agree, it took way longer than I thought it would. Glad you like the dart and thanks for the support, but don't be afraid to use it, that's what it's for. :)
The cabinet looks fantastic Neil and the finished bathroom is equally as stunning mate.
Superb video
Thanks very much Ian! We're all super happy with it and the kids are actually showing an interest in something I've made. :)
@@PaskMakes that's brilliant Neil 👍🏻
2:30 Thanks for the fast delivery. Your marking dart looks and performs great. And less then 3 EUR customs. Cheers from Berlin, Germany
No nonsense, quality craftsmanship, awesome projects and a down home attitude is what makes your channel stand out miles from the rest! Plus you make great tools that we can buy too! Well done to you my friend!
Thanks very much James - glad you're enjoying the channel! :)
Neil, this looks great. I love building things I use everyday; it doubles the satisfaction, doesn’t it? I like all your vids but esp the household ones.
And as always, thanks for showing your mistakes.
I have made a few modifications the desk I'm currently sat at. I have rubbish tools and limited skill so it's certainly not (98% perfect) like Neil's projects are but yes, it's great to use something you've modified yourself!
You can get euro style hinges with a shallow cup. They're designed for 13mm compact laminate. I use them on alfresco kitchens/BBQs all the time. Hettich and Hafele make them, but for some reason the Salice don't have soft close.
Wow, what a lovely bathroom. The vanity, sink, and cabinet look awesome. Kath has to be very pleased. Once again, Neil, you show that professional quality work can be filled with love. Thanks for sharing this, Mate.
Thanks very much Vickie! The whole family are super happy with it so I must have done something right! :)
Man there's a lot of 'makers' on TH-cam that show people how to do things incorrectly and take no pride in their work but I gotta say, you're a real craftsman and I appreciate how much you care about the finished product. Keep it up my guy.
This is a beautiful set of projects which I'm sure you will enjoy for many years to come. I have to say though, the jig-master strikes again! Your dado-routing jig is brilliant, thanks for sharing!
Thanks very much Dave - glad you found it helpful! :)
Excellent job. 17:36 Ever notice, TH-camrs are never happy with something, they are always SUPER happy.
Scrap Mirror Challenge… a new series has been born!
“BTW” I received my two marking knives. Some if my Christmas shopping is done!
Wow, this cabinet really looks awesome, Neil! Together with the vanity and the sink: stunning!
Thank you! We're super happy with the whole project! :)
This is easy watching. Thanks so much I'm a carpenter in New Zealand and have learnt new methods to try after watching your work. Keep up the admirable craftsmanship I love it .
That bathroom looks like it comes from the time when Bob Hope movies stopped being funny. I don't care for the look of it, but the craftsmanship is top notch.
1:12 Gympie Messmate has to be the most Aussie sounding wood in the world 😂 love your videos, Sir ❤
I got my marking guides and my plans!!! Thank you. I love the videos and I love the honesty of your work. If you make a mistake, it is ok and not the end of the world!
They do look good together. Nice renovation.
Lovely! These type of projects are actually my favorite videos that you do . Combing your artistic skills and home/ property improvement is quite satisfying to view. 👍🏻
Thank you - Glad you enjoyed it! :)
I just love that cupboard, great job Neil.
Add home design to your resume because this looks fabulous!
Every video of yours, without fail, is nothing short of superb! Your work is simply second to none. Your ability to persevere through the mistakes and always find a way to solve problems is admirable!
Fantastic build as always.
Guess it's allowed over there, but UK don't allow socket outlets (or light switches) so close to a source of water. Higher risk of electrical shock
Really? what about GFI outlets?
@@zTribalstylerz doesn't matter. We use zones, zone 0 is basically in a bath/shower, nothing higher than 12vac or 30vdc. Zone 1 is the outline of the bath/shower up to the ceiling, nothing higher than 25vac or 60vdc, unless it's IPx4 or higher, and requires a tool to open (an electric shower). Zone 2 is 0.6m around zone 1, and can be anything but must be IPx4 minimum.
And now that I've said all that, I've remembered around a sink is zone 2, so if it's IPx4 or higher, then it's fine! Gotta be on an RCD though (our version of GFI)
Another great build! You sir are a master at woodworking, and your design ideas are always amazing and inventive. I love the shape of the cabinet, it is very stylish and fits pretty well together with the whole concept you created for the bathroom. This is one more amazing creation, and I can't wait to see your next project!
Thanks very much Jessica! I'm not sure about the master bit but I'm super happy with the designs. :)
I love this cabinet! Previous owners of my house replaced all the cabinets with box store ones which are very plain and had no handles of any kind. The bathroom cabinet has push magnets I've been wanting to replace for a while now, and your cabinet is the perfect replacement, especially since it has much more room than the 2" deep current one has. The topper is the name of the wood. It's awesome.
Very beautiful cabin, thank you for sharing your videos. God bless you and your family.
Fantastic, Neil. Your patience and problem solving are truly inspirational as always. Thank you! I'm still saving up for my very own dart!
Looks great as always! I especially love the color scheme with the contrast of the light wood and the green linoleum. Great job! 👏
Thank you Stefan! I was very pleased with the laminate when I found it out, I should have thought of it from the start. :)
Fantastic work. You are a true artisan.
Nice work! All those things you made looks great! You are a real Carpenter even though you still have 10 fingers!😂 Greetings from Finland!
The vanity, sink and vanity mirror cabinet all look amazing. The bathroom looks amazing. Very impressive work as usual. Thanks for sharing, your work is always an inspiration.
Neil- recieved the marking knife last week (USA) it is spectacular, a true work of art and worth many times what you're charging IMO. Anyone who has not ordered one - do it!
Beautiful work as usual! Nice bathroom.
And so nice of you to show the oopsies and how you fixed them without wasting the materials.
Thanks very much - Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Great job, Neil. The whole bathroom came together really well.
Bill
Thanks very much Bill! :)
What a truly beautiful and stylish cabinet! I am so impressed by your craftmanship. Thank you for sharing!
4:55 - what a clever simple jig!
Ohhh, it looks so good all together! Excellent tips re the feet off the floor with the purspex and silicone. I will share that with my sister who is using vintage furniture in her bathroom reno
Neil, your work holding and jigging is almost as beautiful as your work itself.
Great work, everything looks fantastic together!
Thanks very much - Glad you enjoyed it! :)
only 3 words...I LOVE IT 😎
Omg omg omg!!! I’ve been waiting for this one!!! Currently I’m undergoing a bath reno too, I built my own solid hickory vanity, first time to build something more large and with bridle joints and half laps… such a stressful blast! Anyways a company wanted $1100 for a quartz vanity top that’s only 31 1/4” long… no freakin way so I’m working on a concrete form for my own white cement top. Back when looking for a medicine cabinet, I wanted the same exact modern rounded edges, inset cabinet with brass not gold, black or bronze and that was a nightmare to find what I was needing. I finally did but all along I kept thinking I should build my own and now I regret that I didn’t! Such a stunning mirror cabinet, vanity, concrete sink and the entire bathroom is gorgeous and well done 🤟🏼
Absolutely stunning! It's just a shame that gorgeous cabinet is pressed against a wall. I think it would look even better if it were free standing. Thank you, Pask. You've given me so much inspiration!
Thank you! :)
That came out super cool! Well done pask 😁. And always with the cool tricks! I certainly would have been there trying to hold the cabinet up at the same time as trying to mark and drill the holes. *forehead slap* or just be smart like you and make a little stand for it first!
Came out great. Very nice!
That blueish green back was a nice touch. I've never been able to get a decent finish with silicon, now I see how it's done.
You never stop amazing me. Everything you make looks better than most stuff made you can buy over the counter. And quality-wise it appears to be superb as well. You are a well of knowledge, and among my biggest inspirations. I am really glad I discovered your channel. Your videos are 10/10!
That’s all turned out super great mate. I hear you when you said at the end “this project has taken a long time’… they always take over your life but the end results are fantastic.
If I haven't said it before, I apologize if I have it 😂 repeating. You, Sir, are a genius. Great cabinet, absolutely beautiful job. The genius part is the little stand you knocked together to support the cabinet when installing. I would have thought of it too. However, it would have been 2 weeks after doing the project. Lol.
Very nice work! Just put some soft closes on those hinges! Best thing I ever did for our mirrored cabinet.
Your work inspires me to do the best I can in all my projects. Thanks for all your work in sharing this project. It looks incredible!
Thanks very much Drew and glad the videos help! :)
Love it!
Only thing I would’ve changed would’ve been to make that little handle out of brass or something. Make it a fun little detail.
a tip If you ever need a mirror for another project. I had to use one for an infinity table a few years ago. I essentially found an old mirror at a yard sale and used a local class cutting company to cut it to shape for me. My mirror was square versus rounded but maybe try checking thought next time. If i remember correctly, I bought the mirror for 5 - 10 US dollars, then for the mirror to be cut maybe 10 at most. Hope this helps
Amazing job as always, Neil, you are one of those makers where I can see a new piece and instantly know it was you who built it, your style and aesthetic is unmistakable. I would say the same about Laura Kampf , John Heisz and Frank Howarth.
Neil, this bathroom does not disappoint. It is really elegant and clean. Now, to do my bathroom!
Fantastic project, and a job well done.
As always, absolutely masterful work.
Wow, what a great build, I really liked how that all went together, was surprised how high you mounted it,.. great job.
Amazing build as always Neil.
Great series, Neil.
Everything you touch seems to turn into gold!
Bathroom came out great. I received my dart a week or so ago and it's even better than I expected, definitely my new favorite marking knife (the awl on the other end was a great touch).
Beautiful work, Neil! The bathroom looks amazing! 😃
I really liked how you made the cabinet! Simple, but looks great!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks very much! I'm particularly happy with how all the elements came together. :)
The cabinet turned out amazing the hole bathroom looks beautiful great job
Excellent way of getting the mirror shape you want without too much waste I'd say.
Next time try simple vegetable oil to remove glue and other sticky stuff, like from the back of the mirror. You‘d be stunned how well it works.
Great furniture, was so much fun to watch building those. They came out brilliant!
"I'll smooth it out with an 80grit disk..." I love that phrase, and I shall be cheek-ing people with the Q. "Did you smooth this with 80 grit?" Beautiful cabinet, vanity and bathroom Neil, nice work.
looks so awesome! and knowing that you made it yourself... wow must be an amazing feeling
Looks great! Nicely done. When you cut out the bit for the power outlet I thought for a moment that you'd drilled into the mirror and was horrified!! Enjoy your beautiful new bathroom x
Wow! Great minds really DO think alike. I've been rolling ideas for a bathroom cabinet like this around in my head for the past few weeks. I was planning on putting an electrical outlet in mine too. The differences are that my plan for the outlet is to have it on the side where you can access it without having to have the cabinet door open. For plugging in blow dryer mostly. Also, for my door I've been eyeballing those mirrors that have LED lighting built right in. Since I'll have the power for it right there anyway, I figure might as well. It's actually for my son's bathroom. He lives upstairs and has put up with an out of date metal medicine cabinet + crappy light fixture for years. He comes down here to shave, dry hair, etc. because it's so dim and no outlet up there. So I just got the lumber for it a couple of days ago and plan to start on it tomorrow. I just might borrow your rounded corner idea depending on the radius of the corners of the mirror I get. In any event, I do get ideas from you videos all the time, & really appreciate your putting in the effort to record & upload your various projects. This one was definitely a winner!
Hair dryers in the bathroom? What has your son done to upset you?😮
@@tonysutton6559
Well he doesn't dry his hair in the tub and even if he did the outlet will be a GFIC so I think he's gonna be OK.
@@dale1956ties Electric plug sockets are basically banned in bathrooms in the UK but our bathrooms are a lot smaller than the one in this video.
@@tonysutton6559 Don't they have GFIs over there? They've been required in kitchens, bathrooms and basements for several decades now here in the states.
@@dale1956ties I'm no expert but it could be that all uk sockets are properly earthed and all mains circuits have breakers at the fuse box.
Sockets are allowed in bathrooms but they must be at least 3m from a water supply which means that it would be impossible to have them in 90% plus of our bathrooms. Our bathroom is average size at about 2.5m x 2.5m and no wall surface is any further than about 1.5m from a water supply.
Funnily, sockets are not supposed to be at least 30cm from water in the kitchen. I'm guessing that the idea is that you don't bathe in the kitchen sink and then plug in a hairdryer.
If you have several hours to spare and can stay awake long enough, you could read the UK regulation but I just pay a qualified electrician to install stuff for me.
Very clever rounded corners and splines!
The whole bathroom came out superb! Well done! Thanks for sharing!
As always. Great video!
4:41 did you consider adjustable shelves? Like with pegs to change heights? If so, why did you choose to go with fixed heights? Also, you might do this later, but you could have painted the back of the mirror to cover up the residue.
Adding those extra strips to the shelf edges presented an opportunity to potentially use another type of wood with a contrasting color. Still looks lovely either way!
Neil, that is absolutely bloomin’ fantastic. Amazing work, as always.
Cool!
Out of curiosity, what was it you sprayed on the vanity caulking before evening it out?
Wow! The bathroom looks beautiful! Congratulations! Love the vanity and the mirror!
Thanks very much! :)
Excellent work! I was holding my breath when you cut the door off the body. Pask- did you consider not putting it flush in the corner? I feel like it is too much of a beauty to be up against the side wall.
Your new bathroom with the vanity and the mirror cabinet looks awesome! Very stylish 👍🏼
Thanks very much! :)
It`s the next beautiful project!
Congratulation Neil, it looks awesome!
Super well done Neil!!! Appreciate your humbleness and talent 😃
As always awesome work and Satisfying video to watch and learn from so glad I found your channel. Thanks and looks amazing
10:19 when you added the laminate, did it make your rabit too shallow, causing the back to stick out? 💖🌞🌵😷
The router guide is just genius! Thank you for that
Awesome job Neil. Looks fantastic
A real quality job from top to bottom. Well of course it is, as it's your work it would be shocking if it was anything but excellent...
Nice work. I would have thought a visit to your local glazier would have sourced a mirror of any size/shape you desired, (at a higher price), but with none of the extra labour involved?
Fantastic, Neil. Great skill and design.
incredible work
Beautiful work. The rounded corners are very fancy.
Beautiful work as always Neil. Such a fan of your work.
First watch on your channel and I really enjoyed it. Lovely quality to the video and obviously the projects, so much skill in the design, execution, jigs and tips. Also love that you left in the shelf error, would have been easy to omit, but it is so much part of project life and helps us newbies understand that we aren't failures. Now where's that back catalogue ☺️
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
4:09 great use of 123-block!
Gorgeous! Love how it all came together!
The cabinet looks fantastic Neil
Absolutely stunning 😍 craftsmanship at its purest! Waow waow waow
liking the video before watching..this man delivers 100% of time
Awesome job, as always !
You ALWAYS make cool stuff 😎 love the bathroom. 😍