TedL
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Our new (to us) house has a vanity top showing cracking/crazing in the bowl. I'd like to replace it with a reasonably priced stock unit, but there's a problem....it's 58 inches long.
Can cultured marble, or any of the other commonly stocked (at big boxes) materials be cut with a circular, sawzall, or other "ordinary" power tool?
The vanity top will be dropped in between two tiled walls, so the cut ends (I'll need to take 1.5 inch off both ends to keep the bowl in the right place) needn't be finished.
I really want some kind of solid surface with the faucet contained within a depression that channels water (from wet hands shutting it off) into the bowl, rather than letting it run along the counter.
Can cultured marble, or any of the other commonly stocked (at big boxes) materials be cut with a circular, sawzall, or other "ordinary" power tool?
The vanity top will be dropped in between two tiled walls, so the cut ends (I'll need to take 1.5 inch off both ends to keep the bowl in the right place) needn't be finished.
I really want some kind of solid surface with the faucet contained within a depression that channels water (from wet hands shutting it off) into the bowl, rather than letting it run along the counter.
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