48" wide bathroom vanity.....
What is the norm here? Do I make the end panel match the cut out of the toe kick or do I just make it like one big 4 corner panel? I used a small door laying around to show what I mean in the picture.
Also, what is the norm for getting the face frame overall width to match the ¾” thickness of the end panel? What I mean is, my frame is exactly 48” wide, and I held the box back from each end ¾” to allow for the thickness of the end panel, but no matter how careful and exact you are in cutting and assembly, the ¾” isn’t exact.
My thought here was, since I can plane the wood down for the end panel to any thickness, was to actually go a little under ¾”, and during mock up, clamp the face frame in place and use a flush trim bit to get the face frame exactly flush with the end panel, but then I thought all of this will be done before finishing, and will it match up after finishing????
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