MotorSeven
Elite Member
I glued down the countertops using Liquid Nails in the gallon buckets and a 1/16th notched trowel. Then the weigh-ting began:
I did the island first and the curved to 90 degree corners were...interesting:
I found that I like working the copper. It has to be done in stages, strike the top edge all the way down it's length, come back and strike the face, then again with a glancing blow to start the turn underneath. I used the hard rubber hammer that came with the HF nail gun. The back side is square steel and perfect for tucking the lip all the way under:
I did the island first and the curved to 90 degree corners were...interesting:
I found that I like working the copper. It has to be done in stages, strike the top edge all the way down it's length, come back and strike the face, then again with a glancing blow to start the turn underneath. I used the hard rubber hammer that came with the HF nail gun. The back side is square steel and perfect for tucking the lip all the way under: