Cut out for sink faucet and drain

Started by trish2, February 22, 2010, 12:17:38 PM

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trish2

Hello all:
Husband is putting in a granite counter top in the bathroom. He will need to drill for a single hole faucet and drain.   All the hole drill bit/ saws attachments that he can find (new tool to buy) are 1 3/8 inches.  Are there other sizes or has the industry standarized on that number?

Any tips for doing this will be greatly appreciated as this is the first time we are working with granite.
Thanks
Trish

MountainDon

1  3/8" is the standard for fixtures.
Just because something has been done and has not failed, doesn't mean it is good design.


NM_Shooter

It would be worth $50 to have someone cut that for you.....The bit is expensive, and you risk cracking to the edge.

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trish2