Hey if this drawing is useful consider hitting the upload button. (I fixed it 9/3/26. If you tried before then and it didn't work then try again.) Help someone else out by uploading sinks we don't already have. Or if we already have it that's okay, too. Upload your whole filesystem if you want.
If you use LPI's LT-2D3D with the original LT1 software and you're spending half the week deleting dimensions and setting layers then check out Weaselware. It will be
a full blown CAD editor when I'm done with it. Next up is auto placing texts, breaking and pulling
apart at the joints, and making oversized pieces automatically.
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Vote remake if it caused / would cause a remake or if the drawing is just bad. Vote good enough if you cut it, they installed it, and you never heard about it again or you checked it enough to make sure it's okay. Vote perfect if you checked the overhang all around and it's consistent and the curves are smooth and it's exactly what it's supposed to be.
N-NOT A SINK 1-REMAKE 2-GOOD ENOUGH 3-PERFECT X-COMMENT ONLY
If you don't know the answer come back and vote later. Hit the rate button at the top of the screen. Your downloads are stored there.
Top notch comments are 1/4" overhang, 5/16" overhang, sloppy overhang, flush cut, flush to bevel at the top of the sink, accessories fit / don't fit, flush left to right with reveal top and bottom. Anything that tells someone without the physical sink what they need to know.
Vote not a sink if it's a cooktop, faucet hole, empty file, drawing of a dinosaur, whatever. If a drawing gets 3 or more N votes and has an average rating under 1.0 then it gets voted off the site.
This sink is from a legacy folder. It has not been ran through the DXF processor.