Cutting Laminate Countertop for sink install

[@matturner05]

Ty for sharing bud this kind of experience takes years to learn what to share and i appreciate the time you have put in to show us

[@mackd654]

Your Welcome!!! Thank You!!!

[@bicycle-oq1eh]

very good , most informative, I like the way that you take your time & measure without rushing it. You are correct to use plenty of tape & as you state, it's cheap. Cut incorrectly & a new worktop required. Tape is a lot cheaper than worktop. well done. 👍👏👋

[@mackd654]

Thank You!!!

[@nicoquebec]

Thank you for all the care and details to make it fit perfect

[@mackd654]

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[@Mick-g5s]

Wouldn't it have been easier to just drill a hole and then cut it out with the jigsaw?

[@mackd654]

More than one way to do many things!

[@jimsandberg2000]

I'm remodeling my kitchen and I love this laminate can you tell me where you got it? This video inspired me to DIY it myself.

[@mackd654]

This came from Lowe’s

[@Willdoe09]

Like Tuco from breaking bad would say tight ,tight , tight

[@DropDMurphy]

Great video. Thank you.

[@mackd654]

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[@talashpeygir2621]

Very organized.thank you.but recorded louder please.

[@mackd654]

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[@MontanaGrizzsky]

Thanks for the vid man

[@mackd654]

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[@terrydawkins9936]

Excellent thanks

[@mackd654]

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[@talashpeygir2621]

And thank you for details

[@carlosmenard3926]

Thanks boss

[@lonewolf1556]

great job

[@mackd654]

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[@Skashoon]

Another reason I prefer metric. But that’s not why I’m here. My sink is a standard 22”x33” double compartment kitchen sink. However, to make the inside lines, where they need to be, means that I don’t have enough clearance for the sink without cutting into the sink base cabinet, without removing the installed backsplash. I’m looking for solutions to this. Obviously, getting a different sink or deeper sink base cabinet would be preferable, however both the sink and countertop were free. I can’t afford to buy new ones. I’m considering inserting 1/2” or 3/4” boards on top of the sink base, to allow me the space to avoid cutting into the sink base cabinet frame. If anyone has another idea, I’d sure appreciate it.

[@mackd654]

That size sink should fit in a standard 36” base cabinet. Might be a tight squeeze but should fit without cutting into front of cabinet or removing backsplash

[@terrydawkins9936]

A

[@talashpeygir2621]

Typed wrong.record louder.