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| 1) |
Measure 10 1/8" in from the back of the cabinet and scribe a line. |
| 2) |
Using the router with 1/4" bit, router top of cabinet to line, |
| 3) |
Scribe a line onto the top side of cabinet the bracket will be attached to. |
| 4) |
Using a circular saw set at a 1" depth make a cut, |
| 5) |
Place
bracket onto top of routered cabinet, position front side of notch up
against outside cabinet wall, mark point in each slot to be drilled,
remove bracket. |
| 6) |
Drill holes, place bracket back into position and attach with screws. Repeat as necessary and set top into position. |
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| 1) |
Place plate where support is needed making sure to leave 1/2" of wood stud wall and trace shape onto stud wall, |
| 2) |
Using the router with 1/4" bit, router out traced shape, |
| 3) |
Place plate into routered area and mark holes for drilling, remove plate. |
| 4) |
Drill pilot holes and place plate back into position and attach with the provided screws, |
| 5) |
Repeat steps as necessary for additional plates. |
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| NEVER
set tops directly on plate or bracket at an angle when setting tops.
ALWAYS set tops from opposite side of stud wall or from front of
cabinet. |
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