Any Idea Where I Can Find These?

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I see these yellow triangle tools in multiple BRSTV videos- mostly when using silicone to secure baffles into a sump.
Any idea where I can find these? I asked BRS but they don't stock them.
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No, I have ones like that already.
I was looking for the yellow plastic ones Ryan used in the videos.
I can't find them at my local big box stores.
Wondering if anyone else knows where to find them.
 
No, I have ones like that already.
I was looking for the yellow plastic ones Ryan used in the videos.
I can't find them at my local big box stores.
Wondering if anyone else knows where to find them.
Can you elaborate why you specifically want that yellow one?
It looks to me like it may be a regular carpenter square (plastic) with the inside corner cut out for clearance over silicone.
 
I thought it was a tool specifically for holding baffles in place so you could silicone them. LOL

Why... probably gonna go the DIY route on a sump.
 
Any carpenter/speed square will work. Plastic is more advisable as you are less likely to scratch or damage the tank. The all serve the same purpose though
 
Maybe they cut the corner off the square, so as not to disturb the silicone along the bottom edge when making it perpendicular to the tank.
 
I thought it was a tool specifically for holding baffles in place so you could silicone them. LOL

Why... probably gonna go the DIY route on a sump.
It could be used that way: buy cheap plastic squares, cut off the corner, tape squares to glass pieces to hold while siliconing.
 

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