I was wondering if I could drill a 20 high tank that has been sitting in my garage for years. I don't know who the manufacturer is or anything. Is there a way to tell if it would be safe to drill into it?
Drilling a tank.
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I've been looking into bulkheads. What size would you guys recommend to get 10X flow through my sump for the 20 gallon? I have decided that it's going to be a softie reef tank. I don't think the bottom of my 20 is tempered. It's hard to tell where the sun wasn't out and I need to clean the bottom out because it's been sitting in my garage for the last few months.
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I recommend Gl*******s for all your overflow and glass drilling needs. I just drilled a tank last night . I have drilled hundreds of tanks in the last 30 years and I like the glass holes kits because the come with everything you need bits bulkhead fittings and patterns for drilling. I use blue painters tape on the inside to let me know when I am close to finished. You will see bits of blue tape floating around. The last little bit is the hardiest part as the bit wants to grab.
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