Free Modern Vanity plans - HERE is a mahogany vanity of modern design that you can build in your own workshop. The design features a criss-cross moulded design on the drawer fronts and sides as shown in the drawing on the following page. The drawing is self-explanatory with the exception of a few details such as the method of cutting this criss-cross design. The various sections of the drawer fronts an sides are made in separate pieces for this purpose. The strips on which this design appears are 3/4 inch thick, the V-cuts made with circular saw moulding cutter set K are cut 1/8 inch deep and 3/4 inches apart. These strips are then doweled to the smooth pieces which are 5/8 inch thick to form the drawer fronts and sides. The drawer front and side strips are nailed temporarily together and the moulding cuts are made as shown in photographs so that they line up when the vanity is assembled.
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Free Modern Vanity plans - HERE is a mahogany vanity of modern design that you can build in your own workshop. The design features a criss-cross moulded design on the drawer fronts and sides as shown in the drawing on the following page. The drawing is self-explanatory with the exception of a few details such as the method of cutting this criss-cross design. The various sections of the drawer fronts an sides are made in separate pieces for this purpose. The strips on which this design appears are 3/4 inch thick, the V-cuts made with circular saw moulding cutter set K are cut 1/8 inch deep and 3/4 inches apart. These strips are then doweled to the smooth pieces which are 5/8 inch thick to form the drawer fronts and sides. The drawer front and side strips are nailed temporarily together and the moulding cuts are made as shown in photographs so that they line up when the vanity is assembled.