What's the best way to cut a Corian counter top ? I know you just about
have to use a Corian trained installer...but for simply cutting a
counter...what's the best way to cut...saw...router...metal blade jig
saw...etc ?

Thanks, Tim R

TimR wrote:
What's the best way to cut a Corian counter top ? I know you just
about have to use a Corian trained installer

That's because they won't sell it to anyone else.


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Any carbide woodworking tolls will work in Corian. It would
probably be best to create a template and use a carbide router
bit.
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"TimR" wrote in message
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What's the best way to cut a Corian counter top ? I know you
just about
have to use a Corian trained installer...but for simply cutting
a
counter...what's the best way to cut...saw...router...metal
blade jig
saw...etc ?

Thanks, Tim R

In article S6kTg.10025$tO5.3468@fed1read10, says...

What's the best way to cut a Corian counter top ? I know you just about
have to use a Corian trained installer...but for simply cutting a
counter...what's the best way to cut...saw...router...metal blade jig
saw...etc ?

Thanks, Tim R


I've fabricated several countertops, some fairly elaborate. After carefully
measuring several times :-) use any suitable saw to rough cut close to your
layout line, then finish with a router guided by a clamped straightedege or
other template. It cuts like butter.

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