I answered your question 20 minutes ago

Punchhelpers, "Noob needs help Creating a bathroom countertop with hole for sink?" #1, 6 Mar 2007 3:45 pm

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Here it goes again

Hi David Simpson

There are two ways
- Method 1-->Using the 3D workshop--> Follow this tutorial by RB Gardener
RB Gardener, "Hole in Counter Top" #1, 18 Jul 2002 7:20 am

Method two--> In the main program--> Use a piece of floor as counter and use the floor cutout tool (Floor tab) to make the hole. Notice that the thickness and elevation of the floor and of the floor cutout must be the same

Of course, you can edit one of existent cabinets / counters with the help of the 3D workshop

Hope this helps

Patricia

A specific model? did you see the sinks at your library? did you see the sink in the Plumbing tab? (you can't add new sinks in the PT)
Can you provide more details? (including Punch program / version)

Patricia

Hi David

Glad to help! ;-)

A sink, as any other object, requires time
I'd say that the easiest way is--> create a curve and use the revolve function. However, you can also trace the shape (back grid) and extrude, then set the points-> this last option will create a model with less kb
I'd suggest that you preform a search in this forum using the words "RB", sink, etc
RB, our 3D workshop specialist, left lots of tutorials (step by step) in this forum. You will learn how to create objects in general and sinks in particular

With V10 you can also import 3DS objects and modify them in the 3D workshop
You can see some objects here
http://www.punchhelpers.com/imaging3.html

To import files, follow my tutorial at my website
http://www.punchhelpers.com/3dsfiles.html

Hope this helps

Patricia

You're welcome!, :-)

Patricia