Sweet yea i have all the tools to do wood work and metal work but I've never messed with acrylic. Always wanted to build a tank but always just been to nervous bout it busting cuz I didn't get the edges right
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Looking good, man. Just a side note, on your next build, don't flame polish before you apply your solvent. It will craze for sure. If you want to really go hog wild on the polish, try sanding with wet/dry from 220, 320,400,600,800 then 1000, and then use a buffing wheel on a drill motor with some rouge. That is how I do all my edges. Keep it up, J
Looking good, man. Just a side note, on your next build, don't flame polish before you apply your solvent. It will craze for sure. If you want to really go hog wild on the polish, try sanding with wet/dry from 220, 320,400,600,800 then 1000, and then use a buffing wheel on a drill motor with some rouge. That is how I do all my edges. Keep it up, J
Sweet yea i have all the tools to do wood work and metal work but I've never messed with acrylic. Always wanted to build a tank but always just been to nervous bout it busting cuz I didn't get the edges right
+1 to what Jason said as he builds some very fine acrylic aquariums out here. I ended up buying a buffing wheel and compounds for my bench grinder to polish all my smaller Acrylic Projects with works great and much easier being able to hold onto piece with both hands. What are your plans for fabricating the overflow box? Being an absolute DIY nut I'll follow along and pass on any info I have that may help you out.
Cheers, Todd
here's his tank when we painted it
How did you cut the overflow notches ?
Looks great.