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Cutting a straight line with a router

No apology required mate! :lol:

When I was showing the job to the carpenter who was going to do it, he looked puzzled when I said "Oh, and it will need 3cm cut off the depth of the top...", until I explained the reason why.
 
You can't trust a plumber - he'll just make big holes and fill with silicone :lol:
 

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