You could also try "bow opening" or "reverse opening" pliers. The jaws open when the handles are closed. Slip them into a crevice and squeeze.
Cutting rockwork in tank.
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No need to. You can use one of these over the flex cable. There is probably a similar sheath in the dental world.
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No need to. You can use one of these over the flex cable. There is probably a similar sheath in the dental world.
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I was going to say, I've had good luck with an electric toothbrush underwater for GHA removal. Plastic baggie, bunch of rubber bands, works great!
Joekovar
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Home Depot has a huge pair of slip joint pliers for like $20. Like up to 5-6" gap between the jaws huge.
I wonder if you could get enough leverage with them to crush the section loose. Maybe even take a grinder to them to get makeshift giant bone cutters.
I wonder if you could get enough leverage with them to crush the section loose. Maybe even take a grinder to them to get makeshift giant bone cutters.
rennjidk
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Now just melt a jigsaw blade into it with a Bic lighter, and OP is in business. The ol' SHIV-O-MATIC 3000. Great for in tank rock work and rec yard snitches.I was going to say, I've had good luck with an electric toothbrush underwater for GHA removal. Plastic baggie, bunch of rubber bands, works great!
kilnakorr
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Update.
Managed to take a few bites along the edge but looking at older images from the scaping, I could see the left side was a bigger thicker piece of rock.
I did manage to get 90% of the top so pretty pleased with all the non shaded room it resulted in:
Managed to take a few bites along the edge but looking at older images from the scaping, I could see the left side was a bigger thicker piece of rock.
I did manage to get 90% of the top so pretty pleased with all the non shaded room it resulted in:
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