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Old 12-18-2002, 02:15 PM
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Steve I have been thinking about this and I like the idea. Naturally the center brace prevents the tank from bowing out. An external brace would also work but why not a glass internal brace? You could drain the tank down about a foot or so, use some wood clamps to temporarily replace the internal brace, cut out the center brace and then add a 1/2" X 2" X 6' (or so) glass brace inside on each of the two long sides. If they were siliconed in properly it would work quite well...
and then no rusting ... or wet wood ...
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