Moving sink orientation, pipe redirection, I know nothing

[rmr]

This is 1 of 3 projects I have lined up (converting toilet drain to shower, installing commercial sink are the others), and is probably the simplest, so I'm starting here.

Sink currently

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new sink basic concept





So I'll be shifting the setup left, which means I'm going to have to rework those pipes.

I'm thinking I might have to cut into the wall in order to cut the pipe so that I have enough room to flue the new pipe onto what is in the wall?
It's not like I have to move the piping too much, essentially the difference could be swinging the new trap left instead of too the right, with maybe the difference of a few inches depending on where I set the new sink.

And then I guess the new pressurized water is another question, if I can use flex pipe from the current hot/cold position, or if I will have to cut and glue new fixed pipe.

For anyone interested,

I'm thinking about getting a wood counter purpose hardwax oiled for bathroom counters. I can't really afford anything nice like marble, I cut it myself to size, and its nicer than vinyl particle.
Something like this,
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/in...-top-with-backsplash-organic-white/1001597239

And then I was thinking of insetting or top setting a sink with a bit of a vanity to it, to help minimize direct water contact to the wood, and make sink cleaning easier... less sink muck getting onto the wood.
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/ma...-d-white-vanity-top-with-wave-bowl/1000829309

touchless faucet like this
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/ra...faucet-in-brushed-nickel/1001861889?rrec=true

Thanks for any tips/help. First DIY plumbing project.

rmr

 

[rmr]

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