This involved using a circular saw and a masonry blade for all the long cuts in tile and thickset mortar, and Tony's reciprocal saw for the corners. (Thank you Tony!)
Monday, February 27, 2006
Home Remodeling 505
Before you move into the new house, you gotta sell the old house. So, welcome to this edition of "This Old House." The sink in our bathroom needed to be replaced. It was rusty on the outside, it was rusty on the inside. Bad for us, the sink was hexagon shaped. They don't make hexagon shaped sinks anymore. SO! Brad was determined to fit a square sink in a hex shaped hole. See before and after pictures...
This involved using a circular saw and a masonry blade for all the long cuts in tile and thickset mortar, and Tony's reciprocal saw for the corners. (Thank you Tony!)
This involved using a circular saw and a masonry blade for all the long cuts in tile and thickset mortar, and Tony's reciprocal saw for the corners. (Thank you Tony!)
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Wow -- I'm impressed, bro! :) It looks snooky great.
So what's the update on the house exchange project??
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