Cut Initial Sink Layers
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How to Build a Rustic Plywood sink & countertop for $200 in 2 days pt1of2
What happens here
Using a Black+Decker jigsaw fitted with a clean-cutting DeWalt blade (the video recommends a fast-and-clean blade over one that might chip), carefully cut along the traced line of the first sink layer. The goal is a smooth, clean cut that will form the top-most opening of the layered sink. Repeat this process for three additional layers, slightly rotating and altering the traced pattern for each subsequent layer to create the impression of a turning sink as it descends.
Goal: Cut the first few layers of the sink basin with precise, clean edges.
Tools and materials
- Black+Decker Jigsaw Black+Decker — Cutting the curved sink layers
- DeWalt Jigsaw Blades DeWalt — Ensuring fast and clean cuts in plywood
- Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from sawdust and flying debris
- 1/2" Plywood Sheets — The material being cut into sink layers
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