Plywood Tank project. Jr. MFK

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djlancer88

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Figured id start a different thread without the first six pages being bullcrap!
Phase one ^. lol.
This is a first for me, and probably not my last.

So far $42.00 invested.

Dont use gorilla glue near anything you like or dont want ruined
(hmmm nice hardwood's) idiot
 
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Dr_Shakalu

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djlancer88;1698443; said:
Figured id start a different thread without the first six pages being bullcrap!
Phase one ^. lol.
This is a first for me, and probably not my last.

So far $42.00 invested.

Dont use gorilla glue near anything you like or dont want ruined
(hmmm nice hardwood's) idiot
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I tried Gorilla Glue one time because it sounded like it was really strong. I put a nice bead of it and glued a piece of trim that came off my drawer. I came back an hour later and the glue bubbled like it was foam. I had to try and scrape the excess off without scratching the wood but ended up scratching it up. I now only use it for something that can't be seen. The Doctor.
 
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jamey0615

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I would have built a frame and put the plywood inside. I'm not sure about the method you are using.
 
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jamey0615

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Check out my method.-- 1000 gallon build It's not the only way to do it, but it works for me.
 
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djlancer88

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yea but 1000 gallons its a lot bigger then 180, lol. iv seen it done. even if i cant fill it up all the way, ill stilll be able to make a cool turtle tank out of it, or lizard
 
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