One huge tip that I took away from this video vs others was that he put the faucet in 1st before installing the sink. Sooooo much easier to do it this way vs putting faucet in once sink is installed. Thank you so much. Very helpful
I'm not trying to discount any quality of your work but the best comment I heard in this video is that you said no tech should leave a mess for a resident to clean up. Very refreshing to hear!
You would not believe how grateful I am but I give you big hugs and send you lots of love today. I’m trying to take my sink out and watching your video help me figure out what those little brackets under the sink were. We couldn’t get them out and I didn’t know what to do. Thank you for such an informative awesome video. I plan on using this video when I reinstall new stuff. You’re the best!
Thank you!! For your helpful information and very good attitude, it will help me to know how to put my sink into my new counter top and cutting it myself, I have been puzzled 😕 for a year now because I really thought I would mess it up . I appreciate your video and thanks a million times.
oh my god man you're the best!!! You have the advice that saves lives. (or money and time). glad this is the first video I saw and the only one I need to get the job done. I just need a good workshop
This was a very well done, very intelligently explained, teaching video. You have given me the proper tools to do the job safely and efficiently. I'm extremely impressed that you actually took the time and showed other maintenance people how to be professionals. Thanks for this.. my confidence level on an upcoming remodel has been boosted now.🙏
Your video was very helpful as I have never done this before. Not a lot of talking and uselessness. To the point and I think I can do it this way. Thanks.
You know how to instruct people who’s waches your videos I think is the first feed back I been given greed job been looking for these video, other people they just wanna be showing what type of job their doing they don’t explain Great Job
Thank you so much. I was like what can I learn? Around 20 years ago. Me and my husband cut a hole for the sink. He cut it almost to big. And never add nothing to keep out the water under the sink. He said it would be ok against my better judgement. I had to put the faucet in afterwards he was done putting the sink in that was a pain in the butt. So My husband past away. And I'm putting in cabinets and a sink. I like be the idea of putting the faucet on a sink first. And I was right about adding putty. It will be done right this time. But still using my jigsaw since I'm still looking for the skill saw.
I just had a sink installed in my kitchen the exact same type that is in your video. The guy claims he has 20 years experience I can't tell from the work that she done this thing was not screw clamp down underneath like you showed it out used the plumbers putty around the edges to keep water leaking in between the Carter board which it did and it started to buckle up and nor did she clean up behind himself dorota complained to his his company thank you for that video it was very educational and I will use it in my complaint against the guy that installed like he's sick keep up the good work
Good on you for cleaning up after yourself. I had a guy install carpet on my stairs, left a huge mess behind and even recommended I use a shop vac to clean it. He left me his card and said if I ever needed any more work done to give him a call. Needless to say I won't be calling him.
I like your attitude about not leaving a mess for the resident. Seems like most installers use silicone caulk, not putty. Putty tends to dry out over time and become brittle. Any thoughts on treating the exposed edges of the cut particle board to stop moisture absorption and swelling? Overall, a good video. Thanks!
Linda, thanks for watching the sink video. Another note on the plumbers putty. When you put the putty on the lip of the sink make sure you use ample amounts that it squeezes out both to the inside of the sink as well as the outsides of the sink lip. If you do that there shouldn't be any issues with water leaking into the wood using putty. BTW You're right the putty will dry out over time. So if that concerns you can use tub and shower water base caulking and smear it along the lip of the cut out before you drop in the new or repaired sink. This will stop any leaks if the putty does crack. Water base is easy to clean up, you could use 100% silicone if that's all you had. Best of luck on any and all home projects Thanks again, Ron Sorry its been so long to reply, I just never get to that part of the youtube world.
In doing our cupboards and sink install I painted the entire inside of the base cabinet for the sink first with kills to seal it and then two coats of cabinet paint to seal the MDF and any wood that would be exposed to water. Also a speed of clear silicone around the edge of the sink to the countertop
I think I’d rather use a good quality, clear silicon sealant bead to seal everything. It can come with mold resistance, unlike plumber’s putty. I’ve looked at that anchor rail on the underside of the sink and it really doesn’t seem like it would stand up to snugging the anchors enough to squeeze out putty, but silicon sealant offers less resistance.
Plus, then I’m not pressing a whole lot on my countertop & sink like he is when it’s not supported into where I’m installing it, so I’m not taking the chance of breaking the counter in front where it’s so thin.
I'm not a fan of putty or gunned sealants. I prefer closed cell foam rope. Easier to install. No mess. No waste. Completely hygienic. Biodegradable in about 100 years.
I am sure there was big chipouts. Always use a hole saw starting from the finish side and you will get perfect crisp corners everytime. I rarely can maneuver a counter top in a customer's home upside down to make cuts like this. So I usually cut from the top. Using a down cut blade on a jigsaw and hole saws for the corners
@@ThielTube but the problem I'm having is there isn't enough room between the cut line at the rear of the counter and the factory counter backsplash. I'm cutting into a 24 1/8 inch top measuring from the good side of the backsplash, I should have gotten a top that was an inch wider than what I have, so this guys method will work as long as make those holes from the top side
It is installed. That's the whole countertop moving around with the sink. I'm guessing that's not the actual location where the counter top is being installed.
I'd hug the back edge more in new install. With back splash board helping to support back of counter top, front more width for strength. Don't want to interfere with cleats and supports,need room for sink anchors.
Mil Espi he's referring to doing maintenance on rentals, apts, etc .. you get what you pay for though.. I do 95% of all work that needs done, but when I do pay someone to do something, I'd rather pay double if I know it'll be done right .. the guy doing this kind of job has a 40k van, 40k in tools, 600/mo in insurance for biz and vehicle, someone doing scheduling, getting permits, going out for estimates, doing paperwork, etc.. you can get Chuck in a truck to do this job for you, but you're cleaning the mess, he'll overtighten the hoses and sink clamps, and he'll just run a bead of silicone around the sink.. in 2 years you'll need a new counter top.. you get what you pay for
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One huge tip that I took away from this video vs others was that he put the faucet in 1st before installing the sink. Sooooo much easier to do it this way vs putting faucet in once sink is installed. Thank you so much. Very helpful
I'm not trying to discount any quality of your work but the best comment I heard in this video is that you said no tech should leave a mess for a resident to clean up. Very refreshing to hear!
This is a great video. The plumber's putty tip is spot on
You would not believe how grateful I am but I give you big hugs and send you lots of love today. I’m trying to take my sink out and watching your video help me figure out what those little brackets under the sink were. We couldn’t get them out and I didn’t know what to do. Thank you for such an informative awesome video. I plan on using this video when I reinstall new stuff. You’re the best!
Love your attitude regarding residents.
Thank you!! For your helpful information and very good attitude, it will help me to know how to put my sink into my new counter top and cutting it myself, I have been puzzled 😕 for a year now because I really thought I would mess it up . I appreciate your video and thanks a million times.
oh my god man you're the best!!! You have the advice that saves lives. (or money and time). glad this is the first video I saw and the only one I need to get the job done. I just need a good workshop
You preach quality, service, and professional. I salute you
Right to the point, perfectly edited and conveyed. Hats off!
You make it look so easy! Can't wait to help my husband put in our sink. Now I won't be so clueless!!
Awesome! You lend a lot.
Love it.
This was a very well done, very intelligently explained, teaching video. You have given me the proper tools to do the job safely and efficiently. I'm extremely impressed that you actually took the time and showed other maintenance people how to be professionals. Thanks for this.. my confidence level on an upcoming remodel has been boosted now.🙏
Thank you . I'm installing a sink on Saturday . Your video has been most helpful
Great video! Excellent advice on the customer retention clean up!
Wow thank you sir for such of great job, love the cleaning tip, resident never has to clean our mess, thank you once again
Thank you for the very nicely done work and I have learned something today that I can put into practice
Thank you so much....you explained it very clearly .....
This helped so much thank you man
My man. Thank you for the lesson.
Your video was very helpful as I have never done this before. Not a lot of talking and uselessness. To the point and I think I can do it this way. Thanks.
Great video man. To the point knowledgeable and nice clean work. Thank you good job. I subscribed
You did an excellent job explaining step-by-step on how to get stomach sick correctly 7:40
Thank you for posting this very informative
This really impressed me thank you. It helped
You know how to instruct people who’s waches your videos I think is the first feed back I been given greed job been looking for these video, other people they just wanna be showing what type of job their doing they don’t explain Great Job
Thank u i am gonna install my counter tops tomorrow.. good instruction video
I like it your way, no template ,great job,
Great video and very helpful.
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Done plumbing for 30 years and you have given the DIY er's very good info.
Thank you for the great video was really helpful nice job
Thank You Bro this is wonderful, I Now know what to expect and look for ❤️
Excellent video! Thanks!
Great explanation, great camera angle, thanks for the info
Good job narrating and installation
I need to cut a sink in tomorrow and ended up at your chanmel, i watched and subscribed because i liked your honest approach 👍
great video with awesome tips! thanks
Thank you for a no nonsense video it help me out alot. I now subscribe.
Thank you so much. I was like what can I learn? Around 20 years ago. Me and my husband cut a hole for the sink. He cut it almost to big. And never add nothing to keep out the water under the sink. He said it would be ok against my better judgement. I had to put the faucet in afterwards he was done putting the sink in that was a pain in the butt. So My husband past away. And I'm putting in cabinets and a sink. I like be the idea of putting the faucet on a sink first. And I was right about adding putty. It will be done right this time. But still using my jigsaw since I'm still looking for the skill saw.
Great video beautiful job great work ethics...
Awesome video thank you!!!
I love this method over the typical silicone sealant. Definitely agree with the ideas. Thanks bro!
I do commerical kitchens and nobody uses plumbers putty anymore. Plumbers putty drys out and shrinks overtime.
@@rudedogii what do you use ? Clear silicone ?
I just had a sink installed in my kitchen the exact same type that is in your video. The guy claims he has 20 years experience I can't tell from the work that she done this thing was not screw clamp down underneath like you showed it out used the plumbers putty around the edges to keep water leaking in between the Carter board which it did and it started to buckle up and nor did she clean up behind himself dorota complained to his his company thank you for that video it was very educational and I will use it in my complaint against the guy that installed like he's sick keep up the good work
Why someone would dislike this great video and explanation??
Nice, I'll be using your video for my install today
Fantastic work 👏.
Thx man great work💯💯💯
Good on you for cleaning up after yourself. I had a guy install carpet on my stairs, left a huge mess behind and even recommended I use a shop vac to clean it. He left me his card and said if I ever needed any more work done to give him a call. Needless to say I won't be calling him.
I like your attitude about not leaving a mess for the resident. Seems like most installers use silicone caulk, not putty. Putty tends to dry out over time and become brittle. Any thoughts on treating the exposed edges of the cut particle board to stop moisture absorption and swelling? Overall, a good video. Thanks!
Linda, thanks for watching the sink video. Another note on the plumbers putty. When you put the putty on the lip of the sink make sure you use ample amounts that it squeezes out both to the inside of the sink as well as the outsides of the sink lip. If you do that there shouldn't be any issues with water leaking into the wood using putty. BTW You're right the putty will dry out over time. So if that concerns you can use tub and shower water base caulking and smear it along the lip of the cut out before you drop in the new or repaired sink. This will stop any leaks if the putty does crack. Water base is easy to clean up, you could use 100% silicone if that's all you had.
Best of luck on any and all home projects
Thanks again, Ron
Sorry its been so long to reply, I just never get to that part of the youtube world.
In doing our cupboards and sink install I painted the entire inside of the base cabinet for the sink first with kills to seal it and then two coats of cabinet paint to seal the MDF and any wood that would be exposed to water. Also a speed of clear silicone around the edge of the sink to the countertop
Great tip at the end. Most contractors these days forget about cleanliness.
Awesome thank you- London, On.
Very easy with the hole saw, I like your way to do the job , professional and efficient.
Waht is the size of the hole saw?
3 inch it works
I think I’d rather use a good quality, clear silicon sealant bead to seal everything. It can come with mold resistance, unlike plumber’s putty. I’ve looked at that anchor rail on the underside of the sink and it really doesn’t seem like it would stand up to snugging the anchors enough to squeeze out putty, but silicon sealant offers less resistance.
Plus, then I’m not pressing a whole lot on my countertop & sink like he is when it’s not supported into where I’m installing it, so I’m not taking the chance of breaking the counter in front where it’s so thin.
I totally agree, good video though, I just prefer the silicone.
I'm not a fan of putty or gunned sealants. I prefer closed cell foam rope. Easier to install. No mess. No waste. Completely hygienic. Biodegradable in about 100 years.
Brilliant! Thank you
Thank you very much! I will take it in consideration. 👩🏻🌾
Great Job !!! Theres not too many that does anything correctly anymore ...
been trying to find that screwdriver, do you know the part name or number? I will continue to dig, thanks.
This is a perfect video
Caulk the raw edges of particle board at sink opening and backsplash will make sure u don’t have any swelling or rotting from moisture down the road.
Do you tape the finished side before cutting?
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Very helpful thank you
Thank you.
What size was the hole drill bit that you use to drill the holes
Never thought of using a hole saw good idea but i hate clearing the plug out the cutter
Muy buen video from orange tx
Careful service👌👍
the hole saw cuts......you made from the bottom of counter to the finished side....no chipping?
thanks great vid
I am sure there was big chipouts. Always use a hole saw starting from the finish side and you will get perfect crisp corners everytime. I rarely can maneuver a counter top in a customer's home upside down to make cuts like this. So I usually cut from the top. Using a down cut blade on a jigsaw and hole saws for the corners
@@ThielTube but the problem I'm having is there isn't enough room between the cut line at the rear of the counter and the factory counter backsplash. I'm cutting into a 24 1/8 inch top measuring from the good side of the backsplash, I should have gotten a top that was an inch wider than what I have, so this guys method will work as long as make those holes from the top side
6:37 - Do you have the countertop installed there? I'm confused why it's shaking from being wiped.
It is installed. That's the whole countertop moving around with the sink. I'm guessing that's not the actual location where the counter top is being installed.
That's because there's no support in the middle. Which is not supposed to be support There.
excellent diy
Great job
Good job congrat
When setting the sink do you use silicone?
Great, Great!
Good job Brother
Thanks
Thank You for sharing
Nice through 😊job !!!
Nice video thanks sr
Cute and accurate
If you know it's going to be cold where you install the sink then take a hair dryer with you to heat up the putty.
Thank you sir
Can I do this from the top of the counter, it is already installed...blue tape?
I believe we did. Just be careful not to scratch it while cutting.
What size of hole saw did you use?.
What do you think about sealing the pressboad with resin to protect it from water?
Good idea, honestly! I think I’ll seal mine with silicon sealant because it comes with mold protection too.
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Muito bom vidio so que EU no entendo nada do que fala 👏👏
Could you use a heat gun to help with that putty on cold days? This looks easier to do than I thought.
Just subbed to u.. sad ur not making any more vids
I see some say do cut on laminate side. Some on wood side. What's your thoughts
I believe my husband has. And that's what I'm planning on doing very soon.
Gotta find a video for a round sink.
Why, same method. Center and square your measurements alike, bam!!
U should have sealed raw wood that u cut with sealer r silicone n case water ever got under sink
How far from the front edge / back edge of counter ?
I'd hug the back edge more in new install. With back splash board helping to support back of counter top, front more width for strength. Don't want to interfere with cleats and supports,need room for sink anchors.
1 1/2"
I can’t find that snap on tool anywhere
Moen and homedepot say use silicone chalk around the edge of the sink and put it on the edge of the countertop. not the sink
Was it the granite counters top you installing?
Seriously? Wtf
Lmao
It was marble HAHA
A fair price is even better retention
Mil Espi he's referring to doing maintenance on rentals, apts, etc ..
you get what you pay for though.. I do 95% of all work that needs done, but when I do pay someone to do something, I'd rather pay double if I know it'll be done right ..
the guy doing this kind of job has a 40k van, 40k in tools, 600/mo in insurance for biz and vehicle, someone doing scheduling, getting permits, going out for estimates, doing paperwork, etc.. you can get Chuck in a truck to do this job for you, but you're cleaning the mess, he'll overtighten the hoses and sink clamps, and he'll just run a bead of silicone around the sink.. in 2 years you'll need a new counter top.. you get what you pay for
what size hole saw?
A 2inch should do it.