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tap holes in ceramic sinks
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billy bob
There is usually a pre drilled hole in these types of sinks that has not been drilled all the wat through, you may a two depends which hand you want draining board, turn the sink upside down, you should see them, choose the one you wish to use a carefully tap it out with a small hammer, yes I said hammer
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billy bob
I usually use a small ball pein hammer and yes I didn't make that clear do it from the top
Before starting to use any sort of hammer or punch, from the underside of the sink drill a smallish hole with a masonary drill (TURN OFF HAMMER ACTION) in the center (ish) of the recess.
Turn the sink over a taking SMALL amounts use a centre punch and hammer starting at the drilled hole working outwards. Do not hit too hard.
Turn the sink over a taking SMALL amounts use a centre punch and hammer starting at the drilled hole working outwards. Do not hit too hard.
I Normally use a kango.and then fit a steel one. L.M.AO.
Nige F said:We use lead lined troughs, and I solder up the corners using my moleskins.But the moles are protected like bats now and the friggin` foreigners from Kent come and nick the leadoldskool_plumbski said:
I think the original poster has got it sorted by now. April 2004!!!!
But I like the craic with old plumb skoolski 
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