That is really nice, your vanity. I used 3/4" plywood myself, and used Harbor Freight's "circular saw clamp" to cut the sheet. It does what it's supposed to, but I was off by 1/8" to 1/4" on some spots. I want to "perfect" the uneven edges. Any suggestions?
Thanks! I haven’t used that type of a saw before. You could try to correct it by shaving off a little bit. But it is hard to fix once the cut has been made. If it is possible you could turn the bad side to the back so it doesn’t show when finished. I’d have to see it to offer any better advice.
Wow, u made the project look easy to make great idea for my vanity build🤩👍
Happy to hear that! I'm glad my video could be helpful :)
So nice!
Wish I was that talented!
Ever consider a kit for sale?
I could figure out putting together, but don’t have tools for cutting out.
Dang! If you offered a cut list or any more help like that it'd be awesome and I would have subscribed
That is really nice, your vanity. I used 3/4" plywood myself, and used Harbor Freight's "circular saw clamp" to cut the sheet. It does what it's supposed to, but I was off by 1/8" to 1/4" on some spots. I want to "perfect" the uneven edges. Any suggestions?
Thanks! I haven’t used that type of a saw before. You could try to correct it by shaving off a little bit. But it is hard to fix once the cut has been made. If it is possible you could turn the bad side to the back so it doesn’t show when finished. I’d have to see it to offer any better advice.
Nice work! What was the cost of this?
Thanks! Around $400 when finished which is very cheep for a double vanity from a normal store.
did you use all 3/4" plywood for everything?
All was 3/4 plywood except the face of the cabinet and the interior shelves.
@@SimonSaysDIY what was it 1/2”? I’m assuming or 1/4?
They sure are stacking on a lot of ads for your channel. I don’t ever skip them or you don’t get paid by TH-cam
I SKIP THEM