Remove the drawers and any drawer supports that will interfere with the plumbing. Decide where you want the sink to be placed on the dresser top. Tape the positioning template in the desired place; trace. If you will be mounting the faucet outside the sink, as in this example, mark its placement, too.
Step 2: Cut the Openings
Determine the location of the water supply and drain lines. Mark this location on the back of the dresser. Using a jigsaw, cut the sink, faucet, and water-supply/drain-line openings.
Expert Tip: Make sure that the saw's footpad is smooth and clean so it will not mark or mar the cabinet-top finish. If possible, try the saw out on a similar board first.
Step 3: Modify the Drawers
Set the sink and faucet, following the manufacturer's instructions. Hook up the plumbing. Cut the backs of the drawers that surround the sink and/or plumbing so they fit into place. Use the jigsaw to remove the necessary portions. Reinsert the drawers.
Step 4: Hook Up the Plumbing
If you are skilled at plumbing, you can hook up the plumbing yourself; otherwise, hire a professional plumber.
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