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diy cool book shelf tank???? Ideas
- Thread starter zebvance
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glue them on a platform
Darn. I was hoping for this to take off again. If you end up with some vases again from like a donations resell shop then you could try drilling them. Just use a smaller circular bit than the opening for the joint. If you go slow enough, there shouldn't be a problem and you can probably have the glass company sand the rim so fish can't cut themselves.
Sorry I didn't think of this earlier.
Why not try square vases? Would be easier to cut, and might be a bit stronger?
Plenty of cheap ones about (well, in the UK at least!)
Plenty of cheap ones about (well, in the UK at least!)
badassissimo;3881427; said:Darn. I was hoping for this to take off again. If you end up with some vases again from like a donations resell shop then you could try drilling them. Just use a smaller circular bit than the opening for the joint. If you go slow enough, there shouldn't be a problem and you can probably have the glass company sand the rim so fish can't cut themselves.
thought of that too. vases are just 2 thin. I just found a place in cali that has 1/4 in glass tubing and the are going to sell me 2 6 inch pieces fr around 60 bucks shipped. so i think im going to go that route. But i have to wait for my tax return to come in for the funds haha. aahhhhh the joys of being a 21 year old college student.
Malt_Vinegar;3881539; said:Why not try square vases? Would be easier to cut, and might be a bit stronger?
Plenty of cheap ones about (well, in the UK at least!)
Thought of that too. Except i was thinking about just making a square tube out of 4 pieces of glass. The problem with that however is you can really cut a square in the side of the tanks.
Shame the vases didn't work.
Imho i think the best and easiest look would be getting the clear pipes you originally looked at and fitting them between suitably coloured (not clear!) bulkhead fittings. Make up a suitable pair of lids for the 10s to match the look of the bulkheads and give a kind of industrial feel to it all. Be very unique.
Imho i think the best and easiest look would be getting the clear pipes you originally looked at and fitting them between suitably coloured (not clear!) bulkhead fittings. Make up a suitable pair of lids for the 10s to match the look of the bulkheads and give a kind of industrial feel to it all. Be very unique.