 The cutout is made for the sink |
 Here's the man with a pizza! Really it's epoxy. |
 Gotta hold up the slab while the epoxy is dabbed into place |
 The slab will actually rest on the epoxy islands when they are dry. This way the exact level of the slab can be set. (screws & shims can be used to make the adjustments) |
 Uh oh, they are bringing the fragile piece with the sink cutout in it. |
 You can see the tree leaves through the sink hole. |
 Safe! They got it in without it breaking. Notice the C-clamps holding a bracing bar in place. (actually it later broke after the sink was installed. fortunately the break isn't noticable) |
 More epoxy set into place |
Setting it down in its final position
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