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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2018
- This is video three in the series of How to Make a Single Sink Bathroom Vanity.
So here it is the base. This base was made from hickory i got from my wood dealer Advantage Lumber. I used pocket hole joinery All in all the vanity came out great and will be a welcome addition to my bathroom.
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I have no construction background, i learned new cool ideas thanks.
Great to hear! Thanks.
Takin Care of the home front with another practical & nice looking project. Nice.
Thanks. I have so many household projects to do it is overwhelming.
Ken
Terrific video..love the vanity...planning on doing the same in our master bathroom soon! Big box stores cheaply made cabinets are too high.. I take pride in making my own things.
I think that is awesome. I looked at many vanities and could not find one i thought would fit well. This one is perfect for the height I wanted. Good luck I would love to see what you make.
Ken.
Great build Ken. The stain looks really nice. It seems like there is always something that comes up to put a wrench into our plans. I look forward to the big finale when you put it all together. I enjoyed the video Ken.
Thank you Becky. The next portion of this video will be a few weeks while I renovate my bathroom.
Ken
So cool. Doing a great job. Can't waite to see it done . You have 28 more days to get it done.
Hmmm not sure I will make it mom.
Ken
Hey man, I digs! I look forward to more
Thanks you. I have had some things come up but should get to the installation video soon.......I hope.
Ken
I would humbly request that serenade Ken!
Hahaha, I feel ya.
Quality work Ken, thumbs up my friend.
This thing is solid. I was worried when I decided to use pocket holes, but with the glue I think I could throw this off the roof and it would dent the drive way. lol.
Ken
*Works great, nice height.*
Thanks 👍
That's cool, how is the drain going to fit, maybe i should wait till you put it in. thanks for sharing
Depending on the sink. The bottom shelf sits at 15" and the sink drain sits at 16". The sink I am looking at will sit on the top of the vanity and two wholes will be drilled in the top. One for the sink drain the other for the water spicket.
Ken
yes mustard bottle holding glue!
Best use of a mustard bottle ever!!!!!!! It kinda still smells like it too. lol
Ken
Was I seeing things or did you run all those champhers free hand? I'm impressed.
Haha, I did. I took forever. But damn this thing looked good in the end. The people that bought my house made it a condition of the sale that I leave it for them to install. I was gonna take it with me since I never installed it.
Hello when will you be doing a double vanity video of this style with under cabinet sinks?
That single sink bathroom vanity base it's very nice,Hey looks awesome my Brother and I love the color very nice pick to wow, Good job man take care I will be back for sure lol :)
Thank you TJ. It was a fun build.
Ken
Hey I liked the build very much that turned out awesome Ken, the only thing I didn't like was that dark-haired guy talking during the whole damn video LOL.
Bahahahaha, trust me that guy doesn't speak on to many videos.
Ken
hello, could anybody give me the 3rd part, of this serie, I already suscribed, but dont seem to find it. TIA. loved the video, nice base.
Dali, here is the playlist. I have not yet installed this as other priorities have come up. But, it will be installed in the next few months. th-cam.com/video/HhfmyyIM1DA/w-d-xo.html
Ken
Hey Ken, did you ever do the last video showing the finished product with the sink?
Unfortunately or rather fortunately I sold the house before I installed this. Sorry.
That little drill is a workhorse. What brand is it?
That was a Kobalt 18v. They no longer make them. They are now 24v brush-less. Thanks for watching.
Ken
What is that called you made the pocket holes with.
That is a Kregg jig. Here's a link to the K4. amzn.to/3h2MNlt
Do you have plans that I could use?
I am sorry Kyree, I do not have any plans. I made this to fit a certain place.
Did you film adding the sink? I can't find that video. I'd love to see what you ended up doing.
Unfortunately I did not film it. I sold the house and helped the new owner install it. All we did was cut two holes undersize for the sinks and ran the pipe from the wall. I did secure with fasteners and caulk the vanity to the wall.
@@MoonpieCreations Thanks!
What is "enduro base"?
You can find the info here. Although I decided I did not like the end finish. generalfinishes.com/wood-finishes-retail/water-based-topcoats-and-sanding-sealer/enduro-var-water-based-urethane
Ken
Where is the sink and install video? I couldn’t find it
Sorry. Sold the house before the video was done.
how long is this...48 inches ? 60 inches?
Hey Paul. This one is 60" and the top is 61", to give me a slight overhang.
Ken
I like when a guy on the video says is very simple and it come up with bad ass tools that I can't afford 🤣🤣 tools more expensive than the vanity itself 🤣🤣🤣
I love when a guy comments on a video that someone does things with bad ass tools when they are mostly Harbor Freight or other cheaper tools. 😂😂😂
How much money do you spend doing this Vanity?
Hmmm, the ash was $1 a BF at Advantage Trim and Lumber as cut-offs. The oak I got a great deal on. I used maybe $18 worth of it on the base and $18 on the top. Around $15 screws and glue. So about $100, but I got great deals on the wood.
Your vacuum hose didn’t do its job bc the fence is supposed to be closer so your board runs against the fence
Haha, I got you now. Had to go back and see what you were talking about. But I really don't think it would have made a difference. as the chips coming off clogged the small hose line. Thanks.
Not simple at all. I consider myself handy, and even I don't own the major tools you used here.
You can do all this with a table saw pocket hole jig and router