How to replace an old aluminum sink and install a cast iron kitchen sink 

Good! Im glad It helped.

@@Tipperary757 just edited out 😂

I am happy with the boards I used. They seem to be sufficient. I would do the same thing i had to do it again.

The wood I used is standard framing lumber 2X4's. The supports are working out great. There is no problem with them. I do recommend it.

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@@Tonyswoodshop ah i see, thank you

That is very helpful. Thank you for sharing.

I do not have any unused lines. Are you talking about the dishwasher drain? Thank you for watching.

I just assumed it was aluminum. Thank you for that.

I think it’s better! Lol

@@Tonyswoodshop I just a cast iron sink for $25 and glad to found this video. Them sinks are heavy! I've installed my yet but hopefully soon. Any update to the install like did you add a large bead of silicone to the lip after all? Glad you did this video.

@@marcoman64 yes I did use silicone all around the edges

Thanks for this video as I'm about to do the same albeit a different type of faucet, good idea on the support as these things are heavy especially for a 60+ year old man who had heart surgery back in January.

I’m about to do this, such a helpful video! Did you have to lift the sink again to apply silicone around the edges? Thanks!