We Had to TEAR It a PART (Plumbing Issues)

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[@Aleka1943]

Careful Al, those knives are SHARP! I purchased 4 Kamikoto knives for my daughter and she said it’s like cutting with a razor blade.

[@steveshoemaker6347]

l have done a LOT of plumbing & electrical work in my 80 years on earth.....Thanks Al & Gina 🙏✝👀 👍 Shoe🇺🇸

[@devoosewalder]

This is all you have to say??

[@mr.ricknohle3795]

I feel for you, Al. This project perfectly illustrates what Dave Barry called "the hidden bummer factor" inherent in everything that even remotely involves plumbing. Glad to see that your positive attitude did not go "down the drain".

[@samvalentine3206]

LOL - I can see you run hot and cold with those words!

[@teresahyneman4349]

Al's positivity only flows uphill!

[@karengossett1475]

🤣🙏

[@mauriceryton]

Nothing more frustrating than having to adjust what was thought to be the correct install. Very impressed by your positive demeanour and let's get it done attitude. I would also like to note how much your wife has matured in front of the camera. She used to be so shy back in the days on your old property. You would move snow, clean and warm her car and off to work she would go. Now she does just about anything you can do too. Good for her, it is a tribute to her tenacity and desire to be able to do anything you can do too. Gina has my total respect and admiration. Plus keeping the wife happy is vital lol.

[@WildHopeHomestead]

I give Al a plumbs up for proving it's not just a pipe dream. 👍

[@dawncornwall6268]

There’s something inherently satisfying and soothing about both your tones of voice and attitude. I don’t care if you’re building a space rocket or making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. When you hit a snag it’s just a small bump and not a catastrophe. I love the juxtaposition of him working like an animal and her playing with the animals. 😂 Those barn cats are so adorable. The seal point is a purr machine! You guys are a ton of fun to watch. Thanks for a great channel.

[@Aleka1943]

Al and Gina both have soothing voices. I love the couple who moved from here in AZ to MO but their voices have such a high pitch. Lumnah Acres is such a peaceful place to relax and watch Al describe how he does things, how it works or how he decides to change something.

[@robertzapatka1082]

If you are connecting to your septic system you might want to think about a dedicated grease trap.

[@SandraVanLankvelt]

Awesome sink for sure. Suggestion: put a sheet of stainless steel on the wall the width of your sink area and about two feet high (or higher) and caulk across the sink where it joins the stainless steel in order to save your painted wall and make it easier to clean the wall??? Fantastic job on your plumbing retrofits what a nightmare that turned out to be for sure. Al you need to stop laying down on the job LOLOL Joking here. God's Blessings to you ALL.

[@soupofpossibilities8537]

Now that the pvc wall is all cut up... I would have gone in through the other side. When you have access to the other side, you have choices! Also, I really prefer to use drop-ear elbows, with a nipple going through the wall. That way the valves and escutcheon can be easily removed and replaced.

[@lornawatkins8495]

It’s a credit to you, when you have setbacks. Great attitude. You just get on with it and are still very positive and cheerful.

[@tonycosta3302]

There is nothing he loves more than doing things 2-3 times to get it right. It’s one of the reasons I take breaks from this channel. It’s too painful to watch at times.

[@mathbrown9099]

Lorna, you are talking about attributes that drew us all to Lumnah Acres. These folks are positives in a negative world. May I add one other that I am so grateful for? No bad language.

[@benjamincrooker2533]

Tough break on the plumbing Al. A good friend of mine that made custom motorcycles told me " it doesn't matter how many times you have to it take it apart and put it back together. The most important thing to remember is, first make it work and only then make it pretty. Good attitude for learning as you go though keep up the good work.

[@faithrada]

@Math Brown Could not have Said it better. : )

[@lornawatkins8495]

@@mathbrown9099 too true. Excellent point

[@annettegregg8654]

Good morning from Wexford Ireland 🇮🇪

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning Annette

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Annette!

[@TheKamakuraGardener]

Good morning Annette! 🤩😉

[@lloydwilliams8715]

Good morning Annette

[@annettegregg8654]

@@TheKamakuraGardener Good morning Robert

[@ellisfamilyfarms8961]

I'm sorry that you had to tear all that out to get it right. At the same time, as someone who is trying to learn to remodel an old mobile home right now, I was encouraged to know that you sometimes have to do things over too. I learn a lot from you. Hang in there!

[@jan-johannes-bosman]

I am 62 and my attitude is. If we can't see it we will not use it. Well done Al.

[@cdw4255]

This channel has expanded my tool collection, I have to admit. For my birthday my wife bought me the DeWalt oscillating tool (affectionately named "the Buzz-Buzz" -or- "the Artist's Tool") Things I learned: 1. Wear hearing protection. 2. I should have probably paid better attention in art class. 3. Keep your eye on the ball, you are rolling free-hand here.

[@HaroldReece]

Two steps forward, one step back. That is the way it goes even in new construction. Every time you change one thing it starts the ripple effect and you end up changing several more things. Thanks for sharing, you'll get there eventually.

[@catgynt9148]

My heart aches for the modifications you had to make for this sink installation. I was surprised that you didn’t install a recessed fixture similar to what was installed for your clothes washer. Enjoying the kitten interludes. Wishing you and your family a blessed week. Peace brother

[@betty1631]

You kept your cool while doing this project. Another day, another time, you will get it done.

[@faithrada]

You really rose to the challenge Al.. not sure I could have remained so focused. You teach by example... in more ways than one. Whatever arises, , you always seem to meet it.. with a level head. 👍

[@131dyana]

so sorry about plumbing. One never knows what is in the future. So glad you could fix that. God bless.

[@missedapproach57]

Unfortunately, this is how my plumbing projects usually go too. Thanks for being willing to show us the good and the bad of your projects. So many channels only show things when everything goes well. This is part of the reason I keep watching.

[@Aleka1943]

Good morning Lumnah’s. This sink is perfect for both harvesting meat and processing all the garden vegetables. Most people only dream of this kind of set up. So happy to see your snow, we don’t get snow where I live.

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning

[@joelink7665]

That room holds the records for most videos

[@DukeOOO]

That would probably go to the 4 months spent on the container build out. I'd love to see how it looks today. I believe Al hand built the furniture. I'm sure it is beautiful.

[@terrypomatto907]

The nice part of the revision is that it will be behind the sink and no one will be aware of the changes. I wish back in the 1970"s when we were building our home, that I would have known about that type of sink. You folks are doing things that I only dreamed of back in the day. I love your videos and look forward to every one that you publish.💖💖💖

[@shandamorgan8920]

Awesome job on the sink…well worth the trouble to have it done and the way you wanted it!!! 🙌🙌🙌

[@robertoconnor9427]

Many years ago (when we had to use cast iron fir drains & before PV) I was a plumber's helper & my boss would say "in plumbing It is always something". I think he meant don't expect everything to go right. It still looks great.

[@Susan.I]

I’m glad you got two sized large sinks for all your needs!

[@darrylmcleman6456]

We had a sink just like that in the bakery dept. of the grocery store where I worked till retiring.The meat dept and the deli had one too.They are still in service 28ish years.The overhead spray-hose is greatfor cleaning large mixing bowels and pots,etc but we often hit heads on it.!CHEERS from Here!

[@kipcudd7253]

I had to redo the plumbing in our house when we bought I bought it in 1989, wouldn't drain fast enough and the vent pipe was 20. ' away. That was a job, it's brick.

[@loucinci3922]

Having to run back to store is always a time killer. You did wonderful solving the problems and getting it done. Thanks for sharing

[@jenford7078]

The Al Lumnah tool of the year award goes to.... The Sawz-all! There's nothing it can't rescue.

[@pamelareno-kemp427]

My husband was a Rice University Mechanical Engineer. He died in 2005 of a neurological disordet (progressive supranuclear palsy); he was 67yrs. He was a special man and so smart. I am now 78yrs old and I truly enjoy watching Al work. Al and Hank worked out & solved problems in their heads in such a similar way. I still truly miss Hank; but your show keeps his memory alive for me. Like Al, Hank could do anything and it always was done to perfection. Gina, you are so lucky to have a man who doesn't give up and continues until project is done right. Beautiful to watch the two of you work together ❤️

[@BigGuy8059]

I think those water hoses connect to standard 1/2 inch pipe, so extending the original hoses is simple: You get a a couple of 1/2 inch close nipples and two 1/2 inch to 1/2 inch hoses as long as you need. Connect the original hose end fitting to the nipple, and then run the extension hose to the wall shut-off. Very cheap and easy, and all the Big Box stores have the parts you need. You also get to use the original tight els, so the sink fits up against the wall.

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Guy! What you're saying makes sense. As we already see the parts Al got to fix it at the end of this video, we can assume that this project is already done by now... at least your idea is sound.

[@markholmes1346]

Yeah I agree, looks like the 90’s at the end of the video might be to long and keep it away to far from the wall, time will tell us for sure!

[@bruceadler-9410]

The connector on the end host that goes to the wall shut-off is actually a 3/8 inch compression fitting with straight threads. A close nipple has tapered pipe threads not straight compression threads. To join two female ends of 3/8 supply hoses you need to use a male-male 3/8 inch coupler (not a 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch pipe nipple).

[@StoneKathryn]

@@bruceadler-9410 Thanks for explaining that. I guess going with a longer braided supply hose would avoid that too.

[@karenclark9138]

good repair job Al and its always something when you think things are going to go smooth.

[@Gawonii1Austencao]

@26:03 You should've created this spot behind the sink as an access panel, for in the event you have to get in there in the future, you don't have to go thru all that trouble of cutting the wall opened again.

[@Conn653]

Instead of all the extra work for the hoses, I would have opted for a 3/8" diameter, 10-12" long add-on hose with male fitting on one end and female fitting on the other. Then connected these add-ons to the original hoses. You would be able to keep the original fittings and get the sink closer to the wall. The add-ons would cost less, too.

[@robertworman4355]

Good morning Al, Gina, Olivia and all the Lumnah friends and Extended family. hope everyone is having a good week.

[@forrestgump9576]

Gooood morning Robert!

[@robertworman4355]

@@forrestgump9576 Good morning Forrest

[@teresahyneman4349]

Busy week! But that's Not a bad thing!

[@itotmike]

Buy an extension for the supply hose provided...

[@lauraquigley6403]

Good morning from Fl. Still. I guess I can expect winter when I come home in the North East. Can’t wait to see Al’s new CAT!😊. Hi Gina glad to see you too! Love the Heat Master!Great sink master too!🙏🙏🙏Blessings

[@Yellowjacket1977]

Usually, most plumbers put a line of Plumber's Putty under the lip of the basket strainer. Then on the underside, it's the rubber washer first, then the cardboard friction ring, then the locknut. Hopefully, there'll be no leaks. Looks great!!

[@joeanonemouse]

Another week of great videos. Thank you.

[@carolwhite8472]

Gina and Al, my church kitchen has this type of commercial sink, we purchased two rolling wire carts that fit perfectly under each side of the sink. You can store your totes on the lower shelves as we do and leave the top empty. Then when you are working on a project you can roll them out and have additional counter space which is always needed around a sink. I love watching your videos!

[@StoneKathryn]

Nice suggestion and a tried and true set-up you are already familiar with!

[@soiltosoulhomestead]

plumbing is always fun on the homestead....

[@richardstepusin2922]

The good thing about your drain work, its looks like the sink didn't have a vent and it does now.

[@lastoeck]

Al "Take It To The Next Level" Lumnah 🤣🤣

[@elizabethmacdonald4605]

Good mauhnin Lumnah acres and friends! I hope everyone had a wonderful week. Was a very busy week, but a blessed one! Take care all!

[@StoneKathryn]

Good morning Elizabeth! Have a wonderful rest of your Thanksgiving weekend!

[@kipcudd7253]

I think every kitchen needs a faucet like that and the big sinks. When the boys, all 3 of them , were still at home and my wife made sure they could cook and clean. It would get crowded in the kitchen at times in a trailer house when we started having kids in the early 80's. Good memories, fun times.

[@mikehoncho6109]

Echo ho ho ho just turn the volume down when you in the sun room. Yay snow.

[@straubdavid9]

Good Saturday afternoon New Yolk🥚City .... it would have been easier to build the house around that sink🤣😂🙃😛Have a nice weekend AL, Gina & Olivia ☃❄🌨🍁🌲I like those knives🔪🍅🔪🍅

[@richardjones5255]

All I wanted to do was fit a replacement drinking water tap, seven hours later it was done. Plumbing has to work round everything else, in your case a change of plans to add a complication. At least you can adapt the plans when the needs change and can sort out the spares to get it done the way that is wanted, so well done for winning through.

[@thomasfleming2593]

Maintenance access-panel. Great refit.

[@gregburkhomes]

It shows that you are a "normal" person when it doesn't go as planned working on your house. Always seems to go that way when I work on mine or help friends and family. Luckily for me, I only live a mile from Home Depot.

[@bruceadler-9410]

I see at 25:23 that you added an Air Admittance Valve (AAV) to vent that drain. But the AAV one you installed is for installation in unsealed locations like under a kitchen counter. Your Zip walls are so well sealed, that air is going to have a hard time getting to the AAV. The AAV will create a vacuum inside that wall cavity and the drain will still drain slowly. You need to add a vent grill to the wall so it's not sealed up. They make an AAV combined with a mounting box and a grill for installations where the AAV is sealed inside a wall.

[@StoneKathryn]

Good information! I hope Al reads this!

[@genewileyopa]

Hello Lumnah Family. Well the sink looks nice. I'm with you Al, I don't care for plumbing either. But it will be nice when done. Thanks for sharing

[@ericroadking7564]

Well sometimes stuff happens!! Good job fixing the problem!! Stay blessed everyone!!

[@teresahyneman4349]

Good Saturday morning to ya Eric!

[@ericroadking7564]

@@teresahyneman4349 good morning Teresa!!

[@dgmills5351]

I am glad you are beating the plumbing dilemma Al.

[@stoneinthefield1]

Al you are a saint. No way anyone I know would have been that calm.

[@DukeOOO]

Keep in mind that this isn't livestreamed.

[@nightengale10]

Good morning Lumnah family! Snow is so pretty. I love seeing it. It's a bummer you had to tear out the wall part, but at least you have the know how to figure out the issue and can make it work now so that you have the harvest house work for you

[@delphine88313]

I think you did a FANTASTIC job redoing things.Thank God you know how to do these things.A lot of folks would have to pay someone for their mishaps. Im sure if people would admit it everything hasn't always gone their way.Great job!

[@KandRCustomModels]

Al where is the otey vent for that sink since i see no other vent? That sink isnt properly vented! The joys of plumbing! They make 3/8” extensions male on one end female on the other

[@StoneKathryn]

@@KandRCustomModels That's true. How did he vent the drain?

[@harrytaylor6854]

Yes there's alway's something oh got to be done take care guy's

[@shermgohn]

"Barn cats" no more! Gina has got them so spoiled already. The barn has more toys and things than a kindergarten. With all the snacks and treats the mice have no worries. LOL. Gina, you are looking very well, active and happy. So nice to see you healing well. Al, I don't know how you go, and go all the time. I get tired when watching you. To think of all that goes on in your head you are amazing to me. You just move from one thing to another so fast and smoothly (may be the editing, I don't know). Love you both. ❤

[@georgevangordon9728]

Commercial equipment is totally different then household as a rule a commercial sink like that actually has a floor drain not a wall drain that also require an air gap between the floor and the sink drain.. the reason that’s required is to prevent bacteria from getting in the sink. It’s actually a code violation of it’s not done properly and can make people very sick

[@lindabates4739]

Good morning Lumnah family! Your property is absolutely beautiful. You two seem to work non stop. ☺

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning Linda

[@rachelm7525]

I think they do! Al's up at stupid-o'clock every morning, and they have 2 properties to manage for now. 😮

[@barriesmith3489]

Thank you for sharing with us your lives with being older and not going out as much this help with the loneliness

[@ChrisHarris-gv9rq]

Whilst it isn't good that you had a problem, it is good to see how you overcame the difficulties. The best people find solutions!

[@mlm7598]

It will all work out. We do our own plumbing also and it is always something to be sure. Often thought we should have opened a plumbing store and specialize in fittings..........LOL Bless you both you will get it done I have no doubt. Blessings and stay healthy and warm!

[@damianhendricks818]

This is the perfect example of almost every single one of my projects! Hope it all works out sooner than later and with no more trips into town. 👍

[@kimberlyllamas5804]

Its a good thing y'all have an abundance of wood acreage for your wood burner! Looking great!

[@melodystull19]

I wouldn’t think twice about buying a house you built. When you say I like it I know it’s perfect

[@gelwood99]

Not settling for ok when you want it how you want it is important! The fact that you can figure it out and make it happen to end up how you envisioned it is perfection! I agree with Gina, we want it how we want it! I am thrilled it will work out and the sink will hind any "blemish" that was required to make it perfect! You will absolutely love that commercial sprayer, it is like the one we had at our bakery and it will easily spray your seedlings and power spray clean your pots and pans from processing meats! LOVE it!

[@StoneKathryn]

They have one similar in their current outdoor kitchen so I'm glad they put one of those faucets in this new Harvest House. I got to use on at a Bible camp retreat when I worked in the kitchen there and they are great to use. I wish I had one at home.

[@marinbandel2574]

Good morning Al and Gina! That sink became a project! I just have to say congratulations on keeping your patience to the max and frustration level low Al, I would have been ready to tear my hair out but you just took each twist in your stride. Am now really looking forward to seeing Tues video and the sink in place. Hugs from N.C..❤️

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Marin! We know Al does the job right in the end - happy wife, happy life! 😉

[@marinbandel2574]

@@samvalentine3206 Howdy Sam! Hope your Thanksgiving was great. Hugs from N.C .❤️

[@brendahogue5487]

May the Lord bless and protect you and your family

[@louismesser2037]

Al: I have had many decades of living with drain lines in various properties we have livedin and rented out. I foree potential problems with animal and plant residue going into your septic tank. In order to have a chance for this stuff to ferment ,you have to have very fine particles, (high surface area to mass ratio). I would add a heacy duty, multi stage garbage grinder. Secondly , your sharp 90 elbows are build up points for clogging. Sweeps lower your risks. They also allow a cleanout snake to easily advance. Lou Messer, retired engineer.

[@StoneKathryn]

Good points. When we had to put a septic in our installer had to put two tanks because we had a garbage disposal already that we never use. I think he said that the first tank was to catch the garbage disposal particles and the second tank would stay free of them that way.

[@patriciaiannuzzi6569]

Good morning guys! Haven’t moved from New Hampshire to Carolina two years ago I’m not gonna say I miss the snow but it is very pretty the first snowfall especially! We got a dust in last year and everything shut down and it just made me smile to know that all those years I drove in New Hampshire didn’t really like it that much but you had to do what you had to do!Those kittens are so adorable I don’t know how you can’t just sit with them all day long❤

[@kailand3056]

Al, that was a real bummer but you did a wonderful job solving the problem.

[@phillipgregory6517]

Jamaica 🇯🇲 here good day to you and your family always enjoy watching you work even been a female I love the variety of tools available for the job and it makes doing it even better awesome good seeing you also Gina

[@francesbolen257]

Good morning Modern Steaders!

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Frances!

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning

[@forrestgump9576]

Goooood morning Frances!

[@3D_foos]

commercial sinks used for food prep never have the drains of the 2 sides connected. the T and trap is at the wall and the drains from the sink are not physically connected but sit just above a 3" coupling that acts as a funnel. this is so any drain backup spills on the floor and doesn't ruin your food.

[@sandraridley6445]

Al, you have SO MUCH patience. Amazing fix. I would have given up and throwed that beautiful sink outside!!! Not really. I would have at first had a big cry though.

[@valorinvirtue3073]

It is going to be worth it.

[@patriciamontague6035]

Better to have it the way you want it than always wishing you did how you wanted it.hate plumbing.Hi from Colorado Springs

[@stephend.mixell2042]

There is always something needing to be redone in building your own home. Now Adayas even more with all the different things available for homes. You're doing a great job taking everything all in stride. Good work all take care.

[@lilianrhodes-heatley6443]

Watching the vlog as I type, we had the same issue at our farm shop kitchen... The builders did the same as you and we had the exact same issue! None of us wanted to rip out the wall so a frame was built the size if the sink to bring the wall out further and made space between the back of the sink etc... Once the plumbing was all in place a cabinet was built around with shelving either side and it looked great as though it was meant to be lol

[@noneya3504]

Setbacks and troubleshooting are always part of the learning process.. The sink is going to be nice. Hope your Thanksgiving was a great one.

[@lieuwina]

I love hearing the crunch of the snow when you walk on it so soothing. A lovely sink.

[@ront8261]

Al, I agree!! I have no idea how we've survived without oscillating tools all these years!!

[@ginnysulya9805]

Hi Al and Gina, my husband and I feel your pain! We had a septic issue on Thanksgiving that is becoming at least a 3 day deal! Oh the joy of home ownership! I told my husband just think of all you are learning! Lol! Keeping it positive! Blessings on you all! 🙃❤️

[@StoneKathryn]

Sorry for your septic problem on a busy day of the year! I hope it all worked out!

[@cowtownokla]

Hey Al, it's a better set up if you put a p-trap on each bay of the sink.

[@oldgloryhillfarmturtlewoma9132]

Maybe I have a warped sense of humor but when Al said he’d get a bucket because there was water in the pipes, I was drinking my coffee. When he unscrewed the fitting and water shot up, I almost spit my coffee out 😂

[@DukeOOO]

🤣

[@JamesCouch777]

I could write a book about the times that jobs done by professionals had to be revisited so you are in good company. In fact, most of the jobs I've hired done I regret that I didn't just take the time and do it myself.

[@Jkitty7599]

Morning Ya'll, the OGP kitchen is looking great. 👍💙it.

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning

[@kevinliveez4192]

I have a great respect for plumbers. every time I do a plumbing project, it is at least 4 trips to the supply store. Haha. Thanks for the entertainment

[@seeker9257]

Hi Al, just a small tip. When using your PVC cutters on different types of pipes, once the cutter starts to dig in, just twist the pipe and it will slice through without damaging the pipe

[@onemorchatykathy]

Al, you never cease to amaze me at your knowledge, your patience and flexibility to face things head on!

[@gushenry2933]

Hi guys, love your videos, glad to see that you are doing well. love the cats. The water line for the sink all you need is a 6" extension it has a female and a male end, just screw the male end on to the one you have and that's it.

[@57firetruck]

Al, each sink should have it's own P-trap, not one common for both. The way you plumbed it in when you fill one sink full of water and then pull the drain plug the water will run over into the empty sink and fill it before doing down the drain.

[@StoneKathryn]

Oops! I wonder if he will notice this?

[@ericjohnson1008]

Good morning y'all from the south of Texas. Be kind, do kind, a lot of people are stressed out this time of year.

[@teresahyneman4349]

Good morning to ya Eric! So very true on the stress! Be calm,patient and smile!

[@evalinawarne1337]

AL,. You are such a patient man. GOD has BLESSED you tremendously. Look back at 17Y/O to now. AMAZING YOUR TESTIMONY. THANK YOU LORD ERY MUCH. YOU & GINA ARE A WONDERFUL CHRISTIAN MARRIED COULPE. GLORY BE TO GOD IN HIS HIGHEST🀄🀄🀄🛐🛐🛐🤟🤟🤟👍👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️🥀🥀🥀🌻🌻.YOU ARE SETTING AN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE TO MANY PEOPLE.❤️❤️❤️.

[@VeilZuTun]

Despite the setback, it's another step towards MD, that's Moving Day. ❤🕊🕯

[@lloydwilliams8715]

Goooood moooorrrnnning Al, Gina and Olivia fellow Viewers and all my friends hoodie from Jamaica 🇯🇲. Wishing you all a blessed weekend. Happy for another interesting volg. Let's go dive in and see what's new 🙂

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning Jamaica

[@samvalentine3206]

Hey Bro! What's uuupppp? Hope you have a great weekend, my friend!

[@forrestgump9576]

Goooood morning Lloyd!

[@lloydwilliams8715]

@@samvalentine3206 good morning Sam. Yeah looking forward bro. Hopefully you will do same

[@elizabethmacdonald4605]

Good morning!

[@billonthehill9984]

Good morning Lumnahs! Good idea bringing the sink in before the install commences, like wood things can shrink whilst they are cold & expand back again when warmed up, hence installing it at room temps... Nothing beats sharp kitchen knifes Al & Gina, on occasion I sharpen my kitchen knives down in the workshop using a 4000/6000 Japanese stone, same stones I use on my planer blades & chisels as in cutting through thin paper with barely any pressure, just the weight of the blades themselves, done, time to slice some veggies, with ease, lol! Bill... :~)

[@StoneKathryn]

Good morning Lumnahs and all my fellow Lumnah Acres viewers! Oh no, snow! Our snow is melting here in Minnesota. Did you see all the ash chunks that Mark got put of Justin Rhode's wood boiler? I hope yours isn't crudding up like Justin's did. Yay! I like that sink and how you got Gina to approve it. When there is a gap in a drain pipe I just get another tail piece and cut it down to fit. Nice faucet! They didn't have a stiffener plate for the supply taps? So sad that you have to re-do the plumbing for the commercial sink install. Yay, no leaks! Too bad the flex hoses aren't long enough. The paint makes the wall look perfect again! Thanks for this Lumnahs! It's looking like it'll be soon that you'll be moving in. So exciting!

[@doylerabjohn3435]

Good Morning y'all, I know you didn't want to tear out your wall, for that new sink. It's good you was able to retro fit it & the job didn't look bad in the end. The cabinet you you going build around will definitely hide it.

[@StoneKathryn]

It looks like just bins are going to be by it but I think the damage got fixed up anyway!

[@inspector8572]

They make extension hoses to simply extend those hoses like an extension hose.