Thanks....great site! It works if you just take off the end of it http://members.citynet.net/Sheilas/ Here is a link that might be useful: Sheilas

It has been down for a long time. I know a while back - he was having trouble with how things were getting used. Now it is gone. Are you looking for templates? The link below is the Jersgirls. It is a fabulous site! Here is a link that might be useful: Jersgirl

dcward89: Corian wants inside radii as large as possible with a 1/2" being the minimum. I've put 1 1/2" on hundreds of jobs without complaint or failure. Make sure the bottom front and back of the built-up edge is sanded smooth to prevent stress risers. You can have your edge built up at the sink if you like that look. It is a bit time consuming and tricky, so expect to pay extra. Just tell your fabricator you want a price on building up your sink edge. If you're going stainless steel, I strongly suggest you look at Karrans Edge series sinks. I've got one and my wife and I love it. No lip to hide crud and it looks great. There is no rule as to how high coved splash can be. I've done a "tile cove" where the Corian stops right after the cove; about 1/2" high. The edge is eased a bit and the tile man sets his tile a grout line thickness above the "tile cove." You get all the sanitation and easy cleaning of Corian cove, but the silicone joint is now on the vertical wall instead of being in the deck/wall junction where all the crud is. I prefer 1" 18 gauge square tube steel to support any countertop. It's best to have it welded into a frame, but that will cost extra too. You aren't allowed to have full underlayment under solid surface; it retains heat. There are many acceptable ways to properly support a cantilevered top; the strongest and least conspicuous cost more. Read over the linked fab manual and insist that your fabricator follow it to the letter. It's as much for his protection as yours. I followed it for over twenty years, had 2 warranty calls, both ruled customer abuse by DuPont, but we fixed 'em anyway and I got paid. Here is a link that might be useful: Corian Fab Manual

This is how I make boxes out of old cards. They are really cute. Went to a Xmas party one year and the hostess had made us each a box out of a card we had sent her in the last few years and filled them with chocolates. Such a cute idea. Kathy G in MI Here is a link that might be useful: Boxes out of greeting cards