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    cutting out a sink opening

    programmed a sink cutout on a corian vanity top ,used the logitrace draw program and aspire to setup the cut
    when smooth ,better than a jigsaw and no scratches to the corian top
    It was not hard to align the cut on the top using aspire



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    Normally you'd cut a full elliptical hole and not the flat spot on the back, then you don't need to drill the faucet holes.
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    normally

    You're right ,it wasn't required i normally just cut the hole but the top is small and 3 inch of corian to the sides so i thought the smaller the hole will leave lots of meat for rigidity.
    And it wqas my first time with corian use so i was all ears and eyes
    But it went well


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