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Aquarium, Wood and Glass Tank This is collection of all the mail I received regarding building glass and wood tanks. I have placed the one that I found the most interesting first.... Krib (free plans)
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Aquarium Cabinet, Building an zI have built a cabinet for my 4ft aquarium myself, in order to save money. Despite it being a while since I got my GCSE in Craft Design and Technology, everything went to plan!
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Aquarium Canopy/High Profile Hood (14 inch minimum) zHere is a calculator that Scott Morell has developed to assist you in building your own High Profile aquarium canopy. There are options for access doors on the ends of the canopy and an option to have the back open or completely closed. All you need to do is enter the actual length and width of the tank and the height you want the canopy/hood. A materials list will be calculated and displayed on the following page along with assembly instructions.
Aquarium Canopy/Low Profile Hood (7 to 14 inches tall) zHere is a calculator that Scott Morell has developed to assist you in building your own Low Profile aquarium canopy. The low profile canopy is between 7 and 14 inches tall and an option to have the back open or completely closed.
Aquarium Plywood Glass zI had very little experience building anything prior to attempting this type of project. I researched as much as I could find on the internet and through discussion groups. Once I felt I had all I needed, I jumped right in and tried to make my tank as fast as possible. (Hint: taking your time is best) One smart thing I did, was planning on building a small version of my tank first. The theory being, if it leaks, I won't have a ton or more of water on the floor.
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Aquarium Plywood Tank zWhen it comes to tank sizes, bigger is better! My fish were outgrowing my 33 gallon and I needed a bigger tank. The local fish stores wanted too much for their tanks. I had read about plywood tanks before and I do enjoy DIY projects. The solution was to build my own tank.
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Aquarium Stand 55 Gallon w/Internal 10 Gallon zThis is the 55 gallon tank stand I designed. I personally did not want to spend the hundreds of dollars on a stand, and to have it not designed specifically for me. Instead, I spent roughly $130 on one that was designed specifically for me...and built by me.
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Aquarium Stand Double 55 gallon zAfter about a week and a half of planning and debating over what dimensions of wood I would use I finally got this started and finished in one day. Here is the plans that were made using Google Sketch-up.
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Aquarium Stand for a large tank zHere you see a stand design that takes advantage of wood's best qualities while accommodating its faults. The five pairs of legs with their plywood inserts were assembled first. Note the routed groove for the plywood, the notches for the shelves, and in the background the half inch space under the plywood.
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Aquarium Stand For Large Tanks - Fancy Style zThe stand frame can be built using either 3/4 inch Plywood or MDF. We will be making Lamination Beams by cutting the plywood or MDF to size and laminating them together to make beams that are 1-1/2 inches thick and 2-1/2 or 4 inches wide. This makes a very strong beam that will not warp. The floor, top and all six sides will be wrapped with 3/4 inch MDF. We recommend painting all surfaces, inside and out, with an epoxy paint. This will protect the stand for years.
Aquarium Stand For Tanks 10 to 125 Gallons Calculator zHere is a calculator that Zech Wendt and Scott Morell are developing to assist you in building your own aquarium stand for standard sized tanks 10 to 125 gallons. The construction of these stands is very similar to the stands you would purchase in a pet store. Just select the size of the tank. A materials list will be calculated and displayed on the following page along with assembly instructions.
PVC Clamp Rack I have accumulated clamps of several different lengths and sizes and needed to come up with a simple one-size-fits-all system to keep them organized. This rack holds any length of clamp securely while... Woodsmith (free plans)
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