Are you sure it's one inch wide? That is one hell of a lip on the sink that
you're installing.....
Ssuggestion #1: Get a rabbetting bit 2.5" wide with a bearing on the
bottom. Put a 1/2" diameter bearing on the bit. That will take you down to
1 inch radius. Then use the existing sink hole as a template to rout 1"
wide around perimeter. I don't know if you can buy a 2.5" rabbetting bit,
but the math works!
Suggestion #2: Make a template of the final size plus the diameter of a top
mounted bearing.
"Sasha" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I need to make a 1" wide 1/8" deep rabet around double sink hole to
> make it flush with cabinet top. How to do this?
>
"bob" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Are you sure it's one inch wide? That is one hell of a lip on the sink
> that you're installing.....
>
> Ssuggestion #1: Get a rabbetting bit 2.5" wide with a bearing on the
> bottom. Put a 1/2" diameter bearing on the bit. That will take you down
> to 1 inch radius. Then use the existing sink hole as a template to rout
> 1" wide around perimeter. I don't know if you can buy a 2.5" rabbetting
> bit, but the math works!
>
> Suggestion #2: Make a template of the final size plus the diameter of a
> top mounted bearing.
>
>
> "Sasha" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>I need to make a 1" wide 1/8" deep rabet around double sink hole to
>> make it flush with cabinet top. How to do this?
>>
>
>
I presume its wood or laminate counter top, granite would be a challenge. I
haven't seen a flush mount, just over or under mounts. 1/16" off here and
1/16" off there will look like hell for flush mount, plus the inherited
water infiltration problem.