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![]() Unless you can do what you want yourself it will not save you any money.
Call Dave @ Concept for a new tank and save yourself the headache. |
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Also FWIW, in answer to your other question, tempered glass would not be able to be cut. Once it's tempered that's pretty much it. When you see a drilled tempered panel, it was drilled first then tempered (at least that's how I understand it). Actually at the best of times it seems rather difficult to cut used glass clean and straight. There is a sweet spot of age for glass where it's easy to cut. After holding back water and having silicone on it and stuff, it tends to behave in more unpredictable ways.
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![]() Welcome to Canreef, BTW
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![]() Thank you
![]() I don't normally jump in that aggressively (without an intro or anything). But, I'm on a mission. ![]() |