Replacing a Kitchen Sink and Faucet

I replaced my kitchen sink. And I didn't screw up (much)!
0:00 Intro to replacing a kitchen sink and faucet
1:41 Turn off the water to the sink
5:24 Disconnect the sink drainage lines
8:33 Remove the sink clamps below the countertop
9:28 Break the caulk around the sink
11:20 Lift the sink out of the cabinet
11:40 Clean the countertop hole for the sink
13:15 Test the new sink size and placement
13:50 Install the faucet to the sink before you install the sink in the countertop
14:33 Install the Moen faucet on the sink
19:20 Install the included soap dispenser
19:55 Assemble sink clips
22:10 Trace a line around the sink and apply a bead of silicone
25:20 Place the sink into the hole in the countertop
26:33 Install the sink clips
29:00 Install the new drain kit on the sink
33:05 Connect the drain pipe
34:14 Attach the sink drain trap
35:07 Attach the water lines
36:10 Testing and final thoughts about installing a new kitchen sink and faucet
Here's a general guide to replacing your kitchen sink and faucet. To complete this project you'll need to be familiar with a few plumbing and carpentry concepts and you'll probably need to spend some time in some dark and cramped spaces. It took me a little over three hours to complete this project, though it probably could have taken me about half the time if I had better access to my kitchen sink.
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[@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783]

Thank you!

[@puttysamma]

Just came across your channel and love it. I just installed touch less faucet, is there a way to use one of the outlet under the sink( one used for garbage disposal and controller by switch) and keep it hot always?. I saw that you can break the connection on the brass side, but not sure if garbage disposal outlet can be shared.

[@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783]

Could you use towels and a car jack to help lift the sink up?
(If it's too heavy for me)

[@HomeImprovementVideos]

Ooo! Clever idea! Yes, though you'd need to be careful about balancing it (so it doesn't fall off your counter top) and you'll still need some strength for finally removing it from your work area.