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Originally Posted by tcwilliams Usually, when a big hole, such as one to accomodate a sink, is necessary, I will glue-up the entire countertop, and then cut the hole with my jigsaw. The problem is big pieces of laminated plywood cut-outs, too good to throw away, are accumulating in my shop. 
Does anyone have any hints or tips for cutting sink-sized holes out of a big sheet of loose laminate?
Thanks,
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I've got those cut outs, too. I also have a box labeled "Pieces of string too short to save".
A Rotozip or Dremel tool will rough cut your laminate. A really, really fine tooth sabre saw blade might work, but I've never tried that.
Mark