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  1. 4th April 2009, 03:26 PM #1
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    Default Granite Kitchen Sink Cut out, what to do with it?

    Hi All , as part of our kitchen upgrade i ended up with a large, 48x118cm chocolate granite peice.

    Its to good to throw out, i am after some suggestions on what i can do with it?

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    ...one heck of a router table you would have there.
    ...and use one end for scary sharpness doings

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    Small vanity top?

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    I'd definitely keep it for sharpening on.
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    I know you believe you understand what you think I wrote, but I'm not sure you realize that what you just read is not what I meant.

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    Thanks for all the idea's, I dont have need of a router table or sharpening station.

    i was think more like a piece of furniture maybe something to put in the kitchen/living area to match the kitchen benchtop...

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    also very handy for gluing on as the glue don't stick to it.


    Cheers Terry
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    Not sure how easy it is to work with granite, but I used our chipboard cutouts to make a matching cutting board, and a sink cover.

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    If you have room you could mount it in a mobile station and use it as a mobile chopping board. My mum used to use a piece of marble to make pasteries, shortbreads & pizza bases on. It keeps the mixture cool and stops it from sweating.
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