My 500g piece of furniture

[syndicate]

nice job interested to see if that tree will look anygood being not 3d

also why didnt u build a sump for a tank that size?

 

[djarmstrong]

Really nice ! Great job .

More pictures when you can please .

 

[blazin_dragon18]

damn!!!! superb job man!!!! can't wait for it to be filled

 

[invisyblegypsey]

FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Kevaldo]

great craftsmanship, love your toy's too especailly the Dewalt plunge saw good bit of kit, ive been thinking about getting one of those.

 

[High City Rida]

Very awesome build. You did a fantastic job. If i wasn't burned out onmy own DIY I would use this thread for inspiration. Good job.

 

[James1]

Very impressive!
Did you only use membrane in the corners or did you do the whole tank?
I really like your tools. Any chance of you labelling them or explaining them. I can see your De Walt plunge saw ans your Bosch saw and your router, but could you explain the other tools and how you used them.

Once again I am most impressed.

Thanks

James

 

[PennReels84]

wanna build me one???

 

[spiff]

Wicked build! Thanks for sharing

 

[Issack]

nice job interested to see if that tree will look anygood being not 3d

also why didnt u build a sump for a tank that size?

All of the excess around the outline of the tree is getting jig sawed out, only leaving the tree itself.. Then i am shaping the branches and so on.. So it will be 3D.

Sumps for me are harder to understand than woodworking.. I would rather just plug in my two Eheims in this case..

great craftsmanship, love your toy's too especailly the Dewalt plunge saw good bit of kit, ive been thinking about getting one of those.

It's a sweet unit man.. I just got it a month ago.. Makes flawless cuts and is very handy.! I suggest you get one.. you will likey.

Very impressive!
Did you only use membrane in the corners or did you do the whole tank?
I really like your tools. Any chance of you labelling them or explaining them. I can see your De Walt plunge saw ans your Bosch saw and your router, but could you explain the other tools and how you used them.

Once again I am most impressed.

Thanks

James

the whole tank has 3 coats of Membrane.. Then 3 coats of Epoxy paint.

I didn't get all my tools in there. I also was using my Hitachi C10FS chop saw and my Bosh table saw.. The router I was using for rabbiting the edges of the oak styles and rails so i could get the 3/8 reveal I wanted.. The Multi master is nice for cutting out things such as the openings of the stand for the doors.. I use the plunge rail saw for cutting length of plywood for a nice straight edge so i can final cut on the table saw. The pasload nail gun is nice cause i don't have to lug a darn cord around.. I also used a 23 gauge wire nailer in some spots.. can barely see the nail holes.

I have so many other tools its crazy.. But this is what i do for a living.. so i have to have all of them.. without I am homeless.. lol

More pics are coming this weekend guys.. Thanks for the nice feedback.!!

I'm off to work now..