Rustic Three-Drawer Bathroom Vanity

Glue three 1x6 boards edge to edge on a flat surface for each side. Attach the 1x2 trim on top, overhanging the ends by 3/4", leaving a 2-1/2" space under the bottom trim.

Drill two pocket holes on each end of the back support boards and attach with pocket hole screws, exposed on the back.

Build the face frame flat with pocket holes and pocket hole screws, then nail and glue to the front of the cabinet. Check for square with diagonal measurements.

Nail and glue the back panel boards to the sides and top/bottom supports, giving the drawer slides something solid to attach to.

Measure and cut the front trim to fit, then nail and glue in place.

Build the drawer boxes with pocket holes, boxing out corners around plumbing where needed. Nail and glue the plywood bottoms on.

Attach the drawer slides to the front 1x2 cleat and a rear end socket, following the hardware's instructions.

Build the top from 1x boards pocket-holed together, leaving an opening sized to your own sink.

Sand all surfaces, apply primer and paint or stain and poly, and add the bin pulls.