Select and Prepare Plywood

brand new look, guys. Coming at you. So, it's a nice day out, but it's not warm, is it? Real warm. No. Could Could be worse. March in Minnesota is never that warm. So, we're going to be starting with two sheets of plywood. We're not even using two full sheets, are we, Frankie? No. See, now I want to go with the very top piece with 3/4 in and the bottom and the bottom of my sink will be 3/4 in for the drain reasons and for [music] the countertop reason. Okay. So the the top we need the most strength in cuz that's going to be the support for the structure and it's got to span the gap. So that's why 3/4 plywood. And then this is actually 1/2 in plywood. So a little thinner. And the reason we went thinner is so we could get more layers into the sink cuz we kind of want to give it that weird effect. Hey Frankie, what are you using for tools today? Probably use the DeWalt or the Black & Decker skill saw. Okay. Okay. The Black & Decker skill saw. Black & Decker jigsaw. Okay. Black & Decker jigsaw. And I'll probably use the impact and the drill.