This is a very rough sketch, not very precise. I hope you can get the feel- I wanted to make the circle, but it wasn't all there. [IMG]http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y7/creatrix/Misc/circleandsquare.jpg[/IMG] I'm going to be out of touch for a few days, so don't be offended, or think I'm not interested if I don't respond. If I bump into wireless access, I'll check in, but I don't expect it. Here is a link that might be useful:

I'd suggest doing a trough sink with 2 faucets rather than 2 separate sinks if storage is the priority. An 18" sink base (if available) would work if it's a drop in or an integral mount (corian type). Undermount would need 21". Both would need exacting plumbing placement to work.

Ok. I'm going to hang my head and admit that the CM one isn't as bad as I originally thought (see my post above from March 9). I've since used it numerous times and have gotten much better at it. It's not the sinister piece of equipment that I felt it was. But it definitely takes some getting used to. I will admit that I liked the old CM CIRCLE cutter better and I got the hang of that one really quickly. This one takes a lot more practice. I'm still not comfortable enought to BUY it, but when I'm at crops, I don't panic about using it anymore. :) And Donna - I can't believe your CMC gives away stuff like that at crops!!! wow!! My CMC hasn't even been in the business for a year yet so she can't afford to give away big stuff yet. I'm looking forward to her little business to start turning a good profit so she can raffle off more than idea books and stickers. :) Patti

Once you put the chemical fungicide down, you cannot use cornmeal for many weeks. The cornmeal depends on a fungus already living in the soil, but the chemical fungicide will knock it out. The beneficial fungi will return, but until they do the cornmeal won't do anything but fertilize.