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   Heck | Sep 27, 2006 04:32am | #1

   Here ya go:

   http://forums.taunton.com/tp-breaktime/messages?msg=79191.1

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   carlmccarty | Sep 27, 2006 11:21pm | #5

   Thanks for everyone help. I was a little confused about the sink cabinet size. I thought it needed to be sized to catch the lip aroun the sink.
   I now understand it needs to be larger than the sink, allowing it to be mounted directly to the countertop (hence the term "undercounter mounted sink"). Now if someone could tell why I'm taking this Ginko Biloba...

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   carlmccarty | Sep 27, 2006 04:34am | #2

   Additional information (after finally finding the replies from last nights post). Soapstone countertop, No cabinets built yet, just finishing the electrical and rough in plumbing. I'm a halfway decent woodworker and the worlds slowest plumber and electrician.
   Thanks,

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   Heck | Sep 27, 2006 04:45am | #4

   Carl ,it's confusing trying to reply to you in two threads, perhaps you should reply back in the previous thread that I linked to with your additional info, maybe one of the posters that responded there will be along to help.

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   cliffy | Sep 27, 2006 04:41am | #3

   Hi

   I just had a granite countertop installed by a local guy a couple of months ago.  He put the sink in and it was quite easy.  He had made a sink template at his shop and cut the sink hole before he brought it over to my house.  Once the counter was in he ran a bead of high quality silicone on the rim of the sink placed in underneath, held it in place with a length of 1x2 (Single sink) . The next night he came over, took out the board and cleaned off the little bit of silcone that had oozed out.

   Have a good day

   Cliffy