Inside center vanity cabinet

I think I will just plug these with the plastic plugs... so I can show those who ask "How'd you make that?" the pocket screws. Also, I made the oak ply sides from a 1x4 frame sandwiched between 1/4" oak and 1/4" pine plywood. So I may want to replace them at some point one day with solid oak. (I didn't glue those joints!) As you can see this cabinet and frame is made 100% Kreg Jig! Love it!

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Comment by Kim C on March 20, 2010 at 2:11pm: Thanks! I forgot to mention that I don't have the cabinet floor in yet because I needed more elbow room to install the drawer glides. But since it has pocket holes too I can put it in whenever I want to.

Comment by KregRep on March 20, 2010 at 9:16am: Thanks for showing such great detail on how the cabinets were constructed, Kim! Great project, and thanks for documenting it so clearly!

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