Add Internal Dividers and Shelves
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I Built An Expensive Home Depot Vanity For $300
What happens here
The creator realizes an initial cutting error made the internal divider pieces not deep enough. To rectify this without cutting new plywood, he glues and pocket-holes extra scrap pieces to the existing dividers to extend their depth. These extended dividers are then installed vertically within the carcass, defining the spaces for drawers on the sides and an open section for the sink. An additional horizontal shelf is placed in the central compartment for the sink. Finally, more stretchers are attached to the back of the carcass for wall mounting, ensuring the vanity remains stable once installed.
Goal: The internal dividers are added to create compartments for drawers and storage, with an adjustment made due to an initial cutting error. Additional stretchers are installed at the back for wall mounting.
Tools and materials
- Cordless Drill
- Kreg Face Clamps
- Pocket Hole Jig (Kreg Jig)
- Safety Glasses
- Tape Measure/Square
- Pocket Hole Screws
- Scrap Plywood
- Wood Glue
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