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![]() What would be the best way to remove baffles from a glass sump?
I have a broken side and end pane of 10mm glass on this 60 x 18 x 18 sump. There are 12 baffles inside some only 1/2 inch apart. I would like to rebuild this sump with a different baffle setup. Thanks, Mitch ![]() |
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![]() Ew, that sucks! I had to remove a baffle to replace with a different height, and couldn't get mine out, so I used a hammer.
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+1 if you dont want the baffles use a hammer to break them, i also did that to a sump i didnt like the baffle placement in.be ginger though dont go nuts!! ![]() ![]()
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![]() Use a stick to get between the baffles?
Depending on the space between the glass, you might luck out and just use a razor.
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![]() razors work or get the blades from like an exacto knife they work too
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![]() a LOT of patience!!!! I had to take one out cause of a design flaw.
I used a razor and slowly slid it between the glass and baffle. Took many tries to get it through. |
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![]() Fishing line works pretty good but a hammer is way quicker.
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#8
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![]() I sure don't want to use a hammer!
![]() With the fishing line, could it go through 6 baffles at a time? I couldn't get to the bottom of each baffle space with the tight spacing. Mitch |
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![]() Wow, that is alot of baffles
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![]() We used fine guitar string between two dowels, works like a charm!!
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