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Cutting Bathroom Vanity Top
Thanks for any advice. Can't give advice as I don't understand the situation. What material is it? It is the cultured marble stuff that you buy off the shelf. As I understand it, it is really an epoxy or acrylic resin. |
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Cutting Bathroom Vanity Top
Perry Aynum wrote:
Thanks for any advice. Can't give advice as I don't understand the situation. What material is it? It is the cultured marble stuff that you buy off the shelf. As I understand it, it is really an epoxy or acrylic resin. You could use his method. I'd use a diamond blade on a small 4" angle grinder. Ive also used a router with a carbide bit. |
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