4300 Gallon Plywood Build (3600+ Take 2)
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Most of the cleanup I needed to get done has been taken care of, but the rain wasn't cooperating tonight. I have the 135 to move out tomorrow, some spots that need to be kilz'd on the wall that will be blocked by the right side of the tank, one wiring move, and empty out a little more miscellaneous out into the garage. After that, I'm off to Lowe's to pick up some lumber and other supplies I need then I'll be screwing and gluing all day long Saturday and Sunday.
As I alluded to earlier this week, I wasn't going to be able to work on it until the weekend, so here we go...
As I alluded to earlier this week, I wasn't going to be able to work on it until the weekend, so here we go...
Are we there yet...?nolapete;3520910; said:
Get loads of pics up as you progress this weekend. Looking forward to them.
That's cold man! Get as much done each day and update at night, otherwise we're just gunna get pics of you in between each beer!nolapete;3521155; said:
Progress from today. Rain wouldn't cooperate, but I still was able to get most of the foundation for the walls done. The 2x6 tabs facing into the tank are to tie the floor to the walls once the acrylic is in place.
You can see the very little clearing on the exterior door and the french doors can no longer be used. I'll get the 135 out later. I can stand it on end on my tank cart and move it if I can't get it done before the walls are finished.
You can see the very little clearing on the exterior door and the french doors can no longer be used. I'll get the 135 out later. I can stand it on end on my tank cart and move it if I can't get it done before the walls are finished.
BTW, internal dimensions 146" L x 94.5" minus whatever thickness of plywood I end up using and excluding the recess for the front window.
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