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Cut Vanity Components

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DIY Modern Bathroom Remodel

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What happens here

The creator discusses the material choice for the floating vanity, which is maple plywood. He then proceeds to cut the various components for the vanity cabinet using a Kreg ACS track saw for large panels and a Kreg table saw for smaller, more precise cuts. The dimensions for the top and bottom pieces are 17 by 59.5 inches (two needed), the back panel is 16.5 by 59.5 inches (one needed), side panels are 17 by 18 inches (two needed), and the two middle dividers are 16.25 by 17 inches (two needed).

Goal: Prepare all plywood pieces for the vanity cabinet construction.

Tools and materials

  • Kreg ACS Track Saw
  • Kreg Table Saw
  • Pencil
  • Tape Measure
  • Maple Plywood

What they say

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the vanity we're going to use a material called maple plywood surprise and we're going to see if we can take this right here and we're going to try to turn this into a vanity so let's fire up the power tools check this out [Music] i got a new dust collector remote control the best i know nobody sent it to me i paid it with my own money in fact it was used i just thought treat yourself [Music] okay so a lot of people ask me about plans i don't have time to make plans because i'm not good at making plans but the top and bottom is 17 by 59 and a half you need two of those the back is 16 and a half by 59 and a half you need one of those the sides are 17 by 18. you need two of those and the two middle dividers are going to be 16 and a quarter by 17. you need two of those i'm gonna put my pocket holes and use my pocket hole screws with wood glue and assemble all together i'm gonna be using

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