finished-sink1

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  Trond

• Jan 29, 2012

Looks good!

 

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  zsas

• Jan 29, 2012

C - thanks for this weekend's episode of DR building! Materials prices pls! Outstanding job! Three more episodes left (plumb, exhaust and final setup?) Thanks, Andy

 

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  dmdair

• Jan 29, 2012

Makes me want to get back to setting my dark room, only about halfway there

 

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  Bill Burk

• Jan 29, 2012

Sorry to ask so late in the game...

You have the sink sloping down to the drain, right?

(I ask because after I made my sink stand and had it completed and installed, I noticed that the spectacular job I did making it perfectly level was the exact wrong thing to do. Fortunately for me all that I had to do was put a piece of plywood under the feet at the far end - mine's freestanding).

 

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  Chuck_P

• Jan 29, 2012

It's never too late..........

The sink is just sitting on top of the frame and not attached anywhere and what I haven't put in place yet are the shims between the frame and the sink that will sufficiently "unlevel" it when it's ready to use, but thanks for asking.

 

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  Chuck_P

• Jan 29, 2012

Andy, The cost of the SW product was $105 for a gallon of the part A resin coating and $41 for a quart of the Part B hardener. It certainly didn't take a gallon of resin coating for this project, but I have other good uses for the rest of the epoxy. I only mixed a quart for this project and I don't believe Part A can be purchased in less than a gallon, but I'm not for certain.

 

• mike c

• Jan 29, 2012

What type of caulking compound did you use on bottom corners?

 

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  Chuck_P

• Jan 29, 2012

I used PL brand Polyurethane Window and Door caulking.