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I use those red plastic holders for safety blades for the really hard green encrusting algae. I need something that will hold a blade securely, yeah lost a few trying with that white suckey thing they sell....
The canopy limits us from really getting much arm freedom in the tank.. Any ideas? |
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Kent Proscrapers are excellent. You can also buy an added stainless steel blade to replace the plastic one it come with. It works great...
Cheers Steve |
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Steve,
I broke the plastic blade in my proscraper and CANNOT for the life of me figure out how to get it out of there for starters.... For now I did a + b= c..heheheh |
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Looks great - now if you could reinforce that handle with some PVC...
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---------------------- Alan |
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Not too sure how your gonna get the plastic blade out unless you use a flat screw driver mabye. I've broken many of those...
J&L also sells the steel blade for $5.45 ea. Although I am sure you would most likely find it at alot of larger stores. Look for the same style you have now except yellow... Cheers Steve |
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However, my knee was in the way of the recoil.......warning for others... |
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Best scraper is the one I made myself. Use whatever length of 1/2" pvc piping and cut a 45 degree slot near the end about 1/2 way through the pipe with a hacksaw. Slide a razor blade in the cut slot and scrape away.
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Hey Deb, We must shop at the same place, as I have an identical looking one.
I read on one of the boards that Penn Plax makes a magnet cleaner that has a blade in it. They said it worked well, removing even encrusted coralline.
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Hey Deb, I got an aluminum, adjustable length scraper locally and it had abunch of diffrent attachments. A metal scraper, corner cleaner, abrasive cleaner and spounge cleaner. I don't remeber where I got it from.....I think it may have been big als.
But it's an awsome piece of work. it adjust's from like 1.5 feet to 3 feet.
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No matter what the morrow brings, inventors keep inventing things. ----------------------------------- Jonathan ----------------------------------- www.cakerybakery.ca |
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Thanks for all the great suggestions guys
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