'Wife approval'. This is the highest award possible for any DIYer,  and trade bodies have yet to offer anything close.

Cleanest cupboard and cleanest waste pipe I've ever seen!

Where was this video last weekend when I needed it, should have come here first, lesson learnt

Bro thank you for the starting statement.

Lovely job!
The best plumber I've ever known, gave me the best DIY tip: After checking for leaks, place 2 or 3 tissues under the pipes.
If they're bone dry 24 hours later, you've done a good job.

My friend what was worrying me was the tap fitting now I feel I can do this myself. I can't thank you enough🎉

Stuart, I have a top tip: I have a similar sink in dark grey and and over time it stained a yukky brown colour from the dirty water. As the cleaning instructions forbid the use of harsh abrasives, either liquid or material, I discovered that those white magic sponges are absolutely ideal for keeping them clean as they only need a light wiping over from time to time to keep the original finish looking fresh.

I’ve got no intention whatsoever of installing a new sink any time soon but I love your videos so much I have an obligation to watch it all from start to finish.

Funny enough I'm wanting to replace my horrible black resin sink with a nice stainless steel one.  They're much easier to keep clean (having working in a professional kitchen).   I find the black one is much harder to keep looking nice.

Hope you tightened those sink screws underneath? 😂
Nice job Stuart looks gorgeous 😊

The sink looks great. I've learned so much from your videos. I love the style, humour and the production and editing is spot on. No waffle. no unnecessary filler. Just great content on the type of projects that us DIYers will tend to do.

These videos are so great. Every time I try a ‘simple job’ it turns into a nightmare. You watch YouTube videos of easy, perfect jobs and think, it must be me… but seeing your challenges from getting the right size, to finding out it was never clipped in, all help me feel human. I recently changed a chipped wash basin. The height of the holes into the wall were different on my sink than every other sink on the market, and by about 10mm , so if I’d drilled them out, I’d get a slot with the old hole. It took weeks to sort out what I needed, and how to get it done, with as little down time as possible. Wife approval drops off faster, the longer they are without basic facilities. Thanks for the great, real videos!

Once again Stu, Proper Job!🇦🇺👍🏼🦘

Was thinking of replacing my sink... now that I've seen this I think I'll leave it in place haha - and get on with other things on my must-do list rather than adding another to the want-to-do list

🤣🤣 loved that comment about the chisel 👍

Thanks for this - it was the final piece of the jigsaw for me to reseat our kitchen tap (fried seating gasket) - ended up having to take most of the waste plumbing out to get leverage on the tap tails 1st. Local cut-off valves are life-savers lol.

Anyone else see David Jason in Porridge every time the brand name is mentioned?

Good looking sink, going to get my own, the wifes going to love her birthday present

Thanks very much, I'm about to install a new sink and this helps a lot. Love the masking tape tip - wouldn't have thought of that

After watching you remove the old sink I am wondering if the sink/worktop fixings are even necessary? The silicone appears to do a good job of holding the sink in place, and the fixings can prove to be a real bugger to reach in order to loosen / tighten them.