Thank you! I love the flaws and all. It's more relatable when there is a mess up and how to fix it, that it happens and not beat yourself up over it. It makes me want to learn more.
Great video. I’m going to use this to get my wife over the hump and let me pull the trigger on a Domino. She wants a new vanity for the master bath so this should do it. Oh and you earned a new sub!
Love the tips for giving the wood a lumber mill look. The "farm look" pieces should run from the bottom next to the hinge to the top next to the latch. They're meant to be structural supports for the frame of the door or gate. Obviously yours are meant to be decorative and the center panel does the same thing, but if you remove the panel, having it oriented the other way would provide as much support as the panel, if not more.
I'm going to use skids that I get for free to make several of your projects. I like the simplicity of your work, it will allow me to adapt your projects to using skids.
I’ve been wanting to make a bathroom vanity for my bathroom I’m currently remodeling the whole bathroom and I really don’t feel like paying $500 - $800 for a rustic bathroom vanity. Thank you for the inspiration I’m gonna give it a try
Genius move with the router table. Looks like you can use the table saw's fence for the router. nice man
Thank you! I love the flaws and all. It's more relatable when there is a mess up and how to fix it, that it happens and not beat yourself up over it. It makes me want to learn more.
You are an artist, one of those that transmit a good energy and share the best of you. You really inspire me. God bless you
I appreciate hearing that! Thanks a lot to you
Great video. I’m going to use this to get my wife over the hump and let me pull the trigger on a Domino. She wants a new vanity for the master bath so this should do it. Oh and you earned a new sub!
Thank you for your tutorials. Really appreciate your time.
Love the tips for giving the wood a lumber mill look. The "farm look" pieces should run from the bottom next to the hinge to the top next to the latch. They're meant to be structural supports for the frame of the door or gate. Obviously yours are meant to be decorative and the center panel does the same thing, but if you remove the panel, having it oriented the other way would provide as much support as the panel, if not more.
I'm going to use skids that I get for free to make several of your projects. I like the simplicity of your work, it will allow me to adapt your projects to using skids.
Love your work! Adding the badge at the end is such a great touch!
Thanks so much Rachel!
You just earned my subscription....for your honesty. Well done. Nice job on the vanity.
More info/video on your backdrop set up! That's genius!
Excellent job, thanks for taking the time to explain the process.
Thank you for your comment Frank!
Beautifully done, you are so talented and thorough at explaining your steps.
Well done. I'm remodeling my bathroom and this is very helpful. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Man i really dig that!! We may do kitchen cabinets similar!!
This Was Awesome.This Vanity Is Beautiful...
Thanks so much!!
What a good looking piece, maybe I'll try something like this in my fixer upper/ Thanks for the inspiration
Thanks a lot! I'd love to see it if you give it a try!
Hey bud great job! Did you make a video for the vanity with white sink sitting on top? I would love to give it a try at making it.
Well, done
Thanks Joe!
I love it! Amazing craftsmanship ♥️
Glad to hear that! Thank you!
Beautiful work! I wish I could do it
Thanks a lot! Give it a shot!
Loved it!!!
Glad to hear it! Thank you
I’ve been wanting to make a bathroom vanity for my bathroom I’m currently remodeling the whole bathroom and I really don’t feel like paying $500 - $800 for a rustic bathroom vanity. Thank you for the inspiration I’m gonna give it a try
Awesome! Good luck. 500 to 800 is cheap for a bathroom vanity. I charged $1100 for the one in this video
@@BradyHommel With the top? That is still pretty reasonable.
Nice
Thank you kindly
When you do your glue up, are you only glueing the domino and not the end grain of the board?
Looks great. Good thing I am not Epileptic as you move so fast hard to watch. Otherwise good info.