How to Build & Install a Custom Bathroom Vanity Cabinet.

[@kiwiron]

Brilliant, particularly the methodical process and attention to detail.

[@thesoutherncraftwoodshop4134]

Thank you!

[@BromanThings]

Love this short format summary of the project. Nice work! Thanks for sharing

[@thesoutherncraftwoodshop4134]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

[@mikecooper8988]

Good job

[@thesoutherncraftwoodshop4134]

Thank you And thanks for watching!

[@oldfortdobermans]

Fantastic 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Pumphouse51440]

Great cabinet I question to you is I’m a beginner. I would like to know if there’s any drawings for additional cabinet prints able to purchase information on building additional cabinet

[@SkippyRo]

How is guessing with a drill bit to find studs and putting 12 holes in the wall less guessing than with a stud finder?? Heck, you could even get some rare earth magnets and find other drywall screws in the wall to find your studs. Way less repair and a helluva lot less guess work than knocking on the wall and poking with a drill bit.

[@David-ql1hd]

or at least find the studs before the vanity comes in and hid the holes behind the vanity itself...

[@Elemiriel]

Quick question, I have an old house and want to stay true to the old style by having my doors & drawers flush to the box front. How does this change how they would be sized/mounted?

[@richardmcilmoil4917]

What door slides do you use?

[@thesoutherncraftwoodshop4134]

I’m not 100% sure what you’re asking. For doors I use a concealed Blum hinge with a 1/2” overlay. For drawers I typically use a full extension slides. I don’t see a lot of difference between the different brands on the market. I don’t recommend buying the soft close full extension slides that side mount as I’ve seen a high failure rate with them. If you want soft close I recommend you go with Blum bottom mounts.

[@MrSmackdab]

so face frame before or after carcasses?

[@thesoutherncraftwoodshop4134]

That’s my preference. When I design a cabinet or a kitchen full of cabinets, I always start with the view from the front. So for me it just makes sense to build from the front back. This also gives me the benefit of using the face frame itself to lay out bulkheads or any other internal components within the cabinet. Having said that, I know several cabinet guys who approach it completely different. Nothing wrong with that at all, this is just the process that makes the most sense to me when I’m building. Thanks for the question and thanks for watching.

[@nicktothewright5169]

Curious what you charged or would charge for this? And where you’re at in the country.

[@thesoutherncraftwoodshop4134]

I really don’t remember off the top of my head, but I think it was somewhere around $1,600. I’m in rural MS so the same work in most large cities and or other regions of the country could go for double or even more. It all depends on regional materials cost, regional cost of living and the ease or difficulty getting to and from the project site. You also have the supply and demand factor to equate into it as well. Hope this was more helpful than confusing.

[@JavidKhaksar-d7d]

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