How tight to a vertical surface could you make a vertical cut? I need to cut out a sink opening. How close to the wall could I get the cut.
2053961
Since the blade can be inserted in several ways, you can get about an inch from the wall in the side ways position. In the normal position it would be about 1 1/2 inches from the wall.
1464876
I always buy the 1 inch by 5 1/2 inch size blocks of cheese, and lay it on the slicer with the short side vertical. I just tried slicing it the other way, (5 1/2 tall), and it was slightly more difficult to cut precisely, but it worked.
852954
I'm not sure... but I'd think it could be done. After all... a hole is a hole. IIRC, there may have been a version of that sink with 4 holes punched. In any event.. it's a very well made sink. You would need good tools to cut a hole, and even then, it probably won't be easy. Take it to a metal shop and have an expert do the work.
298445
No. The feet are level. It must be a defect. I would cut it if you could but only if you can put a rubber foot on it. Or it will scratch your sink. Bring it to your hardware store see if the have a rubber boot. Best of luck.
325781
The outside of the vertical bar stands off the wall surface 2 1/8". This is what an intersecting bar would need to clear.
1626309
Yes...it is too short to cut on. We bought it to use as an extension of counter space. It was substantially shorter than the counter. It is cute but way too short and skinny to fit in well in a normal kitchen.
1611484
The vertical limit is 6 inches. I have cut 1 X 6 boards on mine vertically - of course that's roughly 5 1/2 inches, but should be good for your needs.
1000530
I suggest you to place it about 2.5/3.0 feet away from walls. It should be enough... Have a good workout!
251171
Jennifer my cabinets were custom made so I can't give you an answer on that but my guess would be you would have to cut out the front of your cabinet base. Also make sure you get the measurements for the sink (they are available under description I believe). My cabinet maker had the measurements and the contractor still had to do some sanding to make it fit. It is an awesome sink I love it.
300822
No. That's really the width. You will cut the length you need. You apply it vertically.
1237649
Good Day to youIts a small tube , like 1/4 of an inch , so just a small hole exceeding 1/4 would be fine , and in my case it didnt show because the sink and toilet are realy near each other.Don't worry. Hope you will own and enjoyHave a good day
1690073
I really don't know as I ended up selling it. My new vanity was 36" high and when you added the height of the sink it made it too high for me(I'm 5'1). My elbows would have been up in the air in order for me to reach down into the sink!
2014935
less then half an inch...i put small lifters under the legs to get it over the ledge of my kitchen sink, drains well.
2094160
Cut yourself. I found the instructions showed a length 1/4" too short.Cut and try ONE 1st for best results.
1611908
You can't get to the bottom? I suppose you could feed the sink through the hole in your countertop, then turn it the right way and pull it up to the bottom of your counter. This is an undermount only sink!!
2121060
I don't see why you couldn't cut it. You'll need a strong, sharp knife of some sort. And to help prevent it from lifting at the corners I would recommend rounding the corners of your cut.
1022983
Projects 3 1/4 inches from the wall in the closed position. Be sure nothing is in the way in the completely open position.