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![]() Looks awesome Ryan!!!
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![]() I love this little tank... simple yet spectacular!!! Your giving me ideas for a shallow build next!
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![]() Nice work chief!
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![]() I can't see those last pics - it says the photos have been moved or deleted. Great idea though, I like the floating "stand"!
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![]() Thanks everyone! Not sure why pics are gone possible photo bucket I tried to repost and when I hit preview said the same thing.
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![]() i love the floating stand idea i once considered trying it but chickened out. those rock nems look great.
even if your rear 2x4 is screwed into studs i'd still be fearful about all the downward force the tank will put on those screws. even a small tank weighs a lot and with the cantilever a bump into it or someone resting a rand on it could have bad results. also, the manner which you angled those others screws in split the wood and all of the forward weight of the tank would be applying a lot of pressure on those connections. i'm in no way trying to be negative but i was surprised nobody else thought this looked a bit dangerous. do you have a cover over the upwards pointing outlet? also seems a bit sketchy considering how easy it is for splashes to occur. again i really like the idea maybe i'm worried for nothing =) |
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