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Cut Remaining Layers and Square Edges

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How to Build a Rustic Plywood sink & countertop for $200 in 2 days pt1of2

What happens here

Cut the remaining layers of plywood using the traced patterns from the previous step. Once all layers are cut, use a circular saw to trim and square up the outer edges of the plywood pieces, creating consistent and straight exterior lines for the countertop portion.

Goal: Complete all sink layer cuts and prepare the outer dimensions of the countertop sections.

Tools and materials

  • Black+Decker Circular Saw — Squaring up the outer edges of the plywood layers
  • Black+Decker Jigsaw Black+Decker — Cutting the curved sink layers
  • Safety Glasses — Eye protection during sawing
  • 1/2" Plywood Sheets — The material for the remaining sink layers

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And then this. So we'll sand all these off. Yeah. All this will be sanded. Hey, that Black & Decker's got a built-in light. Yeah. Uh light, dude. That's pretty cool. I had no clue. Do you like it? Yeah, it helps like this time of the night. [music] Okay. So, you're squaring up the top portion, you're squaring up the bottom portion. So, you're just a little little Yeah. Well, just making everything. So, when I put it together, I just got to match my sides up and they'll [snorts] they should go they'll go together. All right, Frankie. We've got our pattern laid out, but we're not ready to install it yet cuz you're doing some funky stuff to it. Like what? Sanding. Sanding. All the sanding. So, you're hand sanding it, but you're not hand sanding all of it, are you? You're using this little palm sander, right? Yep. I'm using the palm I'm using actually all of them. I'm using the palm sander, the circular, and Okay, so you picked up a different sander. Why is that? Wait, what's when you say all of them? Isn't this sander the same as this one? No, this is just a vibrating. This is just a pad.

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