Step 1
Prepare the Handles
Route the top and bottom edges of the doors to create a slot for the pull handles using a 1/16" dado bit with a follow bearing to cut the groove (Image 1).
Use a compound miter saw to cut the pull handles to size.
Notch out the end with a Japanese pull saw, then trim it using aviation snips (Image 2).
Step 2
Attach the Handles
Attach the pull handles and tap them into place with a rubber mallet.
Note:
Instead of normal door handles, Howard's designer suggested using door pulls on the top and bottom (Image 1).
Each individual door has to have a groove routed in the top and bottom. Once the groove is in place, you just tap the door pull into place. A barbed edge will prevent the door pull from coming off (Image 2).
Step 3
Install the Sink
To install the sink, start by attaching the mounting clips that come with it (Image 1).
Some sinks, like this one, have a foam gasket that will eliminate the need for silicone (Image 2).
Set the sink in place and tighten the retaining clips (Image 3).
