a few spare minuits and a new bracket for the tunze
 

well as anyone who has a tunze knows the brackets are crap on tanks with trims. The problem I had was my tunze was drouping and pointing slightly down instead of strait across the tank like I wanted. So, I got a idea and built it tonight and it worked out awsome. The main goal was not to destroy the original bracket so if I wer to ever sell the unit I could, so my idea was to make more of a adaptor plate than a whole new bracket.

now befor anyone askes why my edges arn't polished.. it was a quick proto type so the next ones I build will be nicer looking :mrgreen:

http://members.shaw.ca/s.l.s/temppic...t/bracket1.jpg

http://members.shaw.ca/s.l.s/temppic...t/bracket2.jpg

http://members.shaw.ca/s.l.s/temppic...t/bracket3.jpg

http://members.shaw.ca/s.l.s/temppic...t/bracket4.jpg

http://members.shaw.ca/s.l.s/temppic...t/bracket5.jpg

http://members.shaw.ca/s.l.s/temppic...t/bracket6.jpg

Steve

Looks good Steve!

I beat you to it though and made one of those almost exactally the same but to mound on my eurobracing about a month ago :razz:

ya but did you have to laminate 4 chunks of 1/4" plexy to do it :confused: :mrgreen:

Steve

Yea :lol: I tried just a single layer at first and as you may have found out that doesn't come close to working :rolleyes:

I glued a whole bunch of pieces together and kept adding them till I was sure it would hold.