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agon.parts
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 Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2017 6:17 pm Post subject: Plywood Base | PDFs | Under Sink + Under Water Tank |
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Hello Everyone,
I just went about replacing the plywood (3/8") bases under the sink and the water tank.
Feel free to download the PDFs here.
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B.O.B.Wanders
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| Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2017 6:43 pm Post subject: Re: Plywood Base | PDFs | Under Sink + Under Water Tank |
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Nice! I really could have used this a few months ago!
I just traced what was left of the two old pieces onto one piece of plywood. The only tricky part was placement of the holes for the drains and gas lines, but I was able to mark the board from the bottom and it worked out just right. I really couldn't see why it was two separate pieces in the first place. I thought maybe there was supposed to be a difference in thickness (hard to tell for sure with mine). My cabinets didn't seem to care at all.
Note: the paint was Krylon satin almond which is a very close match for the tan cabinets.
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agon.parts
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| Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2017 7:00 pm Post subject: Re: Plywood Base | PDFs | Under Sink + Under Water Tank |
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| B.O.B.Wanders wrote: |
I just traced what was left of the two old pieces onto one piece of plywood. The only tricky part was placement of the holes for the drains and gas lines, but I was able to mark the board from the bottom and it worked out just right. I really couldn't see why it was two separate pieces in the first place. I thought maybe there was supposed to be a difference in thickness (hard to tell for sure with mine). My cabinets didn't seem to care at all. |
Nice, I was about to do the same, but thought I might as well make it right the first time around just in case others needed it.
Also, I just added another PDF agon_Plywood-Base_Drain-Step-Up.pdf of the step up portion under the sink (1/2" plywood). Note: I made the vertical portion 3" so I could store some wiring components under it.
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