Sink clips

You may have to wash your dishes in the cement pond.

Or if you don't have one of those, in the gutter.

You 100% sure about that Bub? All the channels I have ever seen have a ridge in them or are shaped so that the clip will catch when it is tightened. That ridge or shape may be almost indiscernible but I'm betting it is there. __________

If you know the manufacturer of the sink they would have it. That's the best bet as the clips vary in size and design with manufacturer. If you don't, Home Depot, Ace, etc. have generic clips. I'm sure plumbing supply stores do too. Some different styles...

1. Dremel tool
2. Make slots
3. Install sink

I can't imagine any type of clamp that would work with what you have described. Perhaps that sink missed a step in manufacturing and got though inspection? Maybe that's why it was on clearance. How about a bead of epoxy putty under the sink rim?.

Nah, got a dishwasher.

About the only thing for which the sink is actually used is as a staging area for the dirty dishes.

That solution is like the old saying: "You can't get there from here. You have to start from somewhere else."

Your idea is absolutely brilliant! Like Ben Franklin's invention of the bifocal glasses - incredibly obvious, but no one thought of it before.

Thinking outside the box and imminently more practical than "Can you fashion some sort of lathe?" I don't think I'm being premature in saying "Thank you."

Aw, shucks, twern't nuthin'

"dadiOH" wrote in news:oymil.18114$NV1.9284 @newsfe01.ams2:

You need to change your handle to AbsolutelyBrilliant :-)