How to Install a Water Filter With A Separate Faucet | This Old House



This Old House plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey delivers clean, filtered water right at the kitchen sink. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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Shopping List for Installing a Water Filter With A Separate Faucet:
– water filter and cartridge
– 3/4-inch screws

Tools for Installing a Water Filter With A Separate Faucet:
– slug cutter (a.k.a.: knock-out punch), used to cut faucet hole in stainless steel sink
– electric drill and 3/8-inch-diameter bit
– ratcheting box-end wrench
– basin wrench
– adjustable wrench
– drill/driver and 1/8-inch-diameter bit
– Phillips screwdriver

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