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The material that I’m using is three-quarters of an inch wide oak plywood. I purchased the mirrored glass from a local glass shop that cut the glass to the size of the doors for me. I used solid white oak for the edge banding on the cabinet. Nick of Rad Dad Builds YouTube channel and blog installed an Aquor Water Systems House Hydrant V1+ for rad outdoor water access on his Duncan BC property.

It's crazy to see it next to my 'lifted' Jeep. I went from a '95 Grand Cherokee (2' lift on 31' shoes) to a '06 IS350, to a '13 GS350, and now this beast. It was a single owner (60 year old female executive) that never saw dirt with 55k miles on it for 40k. I built both cabinets from white oak veneer plywood which I picked up from my local hardwood supplier for less than $45 a sheet. 1 I purchased this 2015 LX about a year ago after searching for about 6 months. I started off this upper vanity project by utilizing all of the spare material left over from the lower vanity. (Missed part one? Watch that here first.) and yet driven by erce personal commitment, it automatically generates respect, which builds connection, which is, simply put, good for organizing. y'all may have cool dads but I have Andy. Watch Part 2 Of My DIY Modern Bathroom White Oak Vanity Cabinet DIY Tutorial TikTok video from Al (mamalissa): 'having a rad dad builds character lucky fyp foryou'. This site uses ads and affiliate content, earning commission on qualifying sales.

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Here’s how to DIY your own mirror vanity cabinet for less than $300. Step-by-step DIY guides on how to make furniture, how to renovate your home, kitchen reno, bathroom reno, before and after and more.Join as I renovate. This is a white oak vanity cabinet with glass mirror doors. Yesterday I showed you how I built the lower vanity cabinet of my bathroom vanity.Īnd today I’m going to show you exactly how I built the top mirror vanity cabinet to go with it.

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