Assemble Cabinet Carcass

all consistent we got the rough stuff all cut up those exactly two sheets with a little bit left over here's the plan we're going to put pocket holes on uh the bottom piece to connect it to the side and the mid pieces are going to go like that now here's one thing I did differently that I'm glad I did uh as you can see in the back here there is a 3/4 in dis uh gap between the sides and the middles reason why I'm going to have a stretcher to support it to fill it in and I did the same thing on top here there's going to be another piece of stretcher that's going to go across to make sure everything accommodates itself we're working with 3in qu 3/4 of inch material we're using inch and a qu screws these are special pocket hole screws these are in the same aisle at your hardware store then we're going to clamp this sucker to our cabinet carcass that we're about to be making we're going to take the drill bit that it comes with with a certain stop collar to tell you exactly how far to drill attach it to our drill and drill all the way through until it stops on this collar release your clamp and we have a perfect pocket hole that's concealable and strong now that we have our pocket holes let's start assembling things together wood glue all the time do not skip this process this is the real strength behind building this vanity bring the two pieces together use a little clamp these are pocket hole screws with a little adapter bit drive them in place [Music] clean up the edges reason why if that glue dries and we stay in the inside that's going to be a problem there where it's not going to be a nice clean [Music] finish all right up next we have to