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Cutting out a worktop for a sink or hob

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Cutting out a worktop for a sink or hob

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Cutting out a worktop for a sink or hobOnline version

by Keeley Nixon

Put the steps of cutting out a sink or hob in a workshop in order from first to last

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Cutting out a worktop for a sink or hobOnline version Cutting out a worktop for a sink or hob by Keeley Nixon 1 Put the steps of cutting out a sink or hob in a workshop in order from first to last Cut the Straight Lines Using a Track Saw Set up a circular saw with a track for straight, clean cuts. Cut between the drilled corner holes, stopping just short of each hole to avoid cutting past the line. Seal All Exposed Raw Edges Immediately Apply a thick, even layer of silicone sealant to every exposed chipboard edge of the cut‑out. This prevents water ingress and stops the worktop swelling — an essential step for both sinks and hobs. Drill Corner Holes Use a 10 mm high‑speed drill bit or auger bit to drill holes inside each marked corner. Drill just inside the cutting line so the saw blade has a starting point. These holes ensure clean corners and prevent over‑cutting. Mark the Opening Accurately Place the manufacturer’s template on the worktop or mark out the measurements supplied Carefully outline the opening, ensuring the position does not interfere with unit sides or service runs beneath Support the Worktop and Clamp Securely Lay the worktop across two workbenches and make sure both the worktop and the section being removed are fully supported. This prevents chipping or snapping when cutting Complete the Cut‑Out with a Jigsaw Using a jigsaw, finish each corner by cutting from the rail‑sawn line into the drilled holes. Always ensure the insert piece is properly supported so it doesn’t fall during cutting.