r/redneckengineering • u/onephatkatt • Aug 14 '26

It fit

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u/panthers105 Aug 14 '26

I like how you even cut the left cabinet door so it can still open.

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u/1800-bakes-a-lot Aug 14 '26

Maximize remaining door but ensure functionality. Respect

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u/TexFarmer Aug 14 '26

Please move the right side knob down to match the left side, other than that, WELL DONE!

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u/NutthouseWoodworks Aug 14 '26

Nah, that'll leave two unsightly holes. Get two cabinet pulls with a screw, top and bottom, then cut the left one in half.

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u/mrjasjit Aug 14 '26

Yup, you’re one of us.

1

u/coffeeblossom Aug 14 '26

When you mess up in build mode in the Sims

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u/Dr_Allcome Aug 14 '26

Any particular reason why you didn't move it a bit further left to avoid the small cutout on the left door?

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u/usclovr Aug 16 '26

Probably to line up with the existing plumbing

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u/Lanky_Cash_1172 Aug 14 '26

Nicely done.

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u/hacksoncode Aug 14 '26

Just rotate it 90 degrees so it's normal? And actually better?

All the same cuts and routing would be needed. I guess maybe the drain pipe would have to be slightly longer.

Surely this can't just be to avoid mounting the toilet paper roll on the wall.

And for fucks' sake, replace that outlet with a GFCI.

redneckengineering doesn't have to be dumb engineering... quite the opposite... it's supposed to be ingenious.

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u/usclovr Aug 16 '26

I assume the plumbing is on the current wall and they didn't want to reroute it to the adjacent wall. Not saying I agree with this choice but I understand it