STBRetired wrote:
So what are you going to do about the entry of the gas line? Your countertop blocks about 1/2 of the hole the manufacturer created to route in the gas line. Going to enlarge the hole? Remove some of the plywood below the walnut? Punch a new hole in a different place? In any case, make sure the gas line cannot rub on any metal edges. Especially if you use rubber (neoprene?) instead of copper line.
Chuckling here. I wondered if anyone would catch that. Congratulations. You're the winner. Lol.
I am going to remove some of the plywood there, and if I like the looks of it, then I'll use it. If not, I'll punch another hole/ or enlarge the one that is there.
I plan on using copper tubing, as that is what was used originally, and that held up well.
