Stacking. The typical plugs look terrible....I'm going to try and make my own out of rock by carving them them to the size of holes I drill.Whats your end goal? Stacking the rock or frag plug holders?
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Stacking. The typical plugs look terrible....I'm going to try and make my own out of rock by carving them them to the size of holes I drill.Whats your end goal? Stacking the rock or frag plug holders?
A dewalt 20v drill with the hammer drill setting and a mason bit in the size for the acrylic rod your using would work pretty sweetStacking. The typical plugs look terrible....I'm going to try and make my own out of rock by carving them them to the size of holes I drill.
I will be using super glue etc, but my thought is to use rods in places where I may want move some stacks of rock if I need to.Sounds like you’re working with Marco rock. In my experience, it tends to crumble pretty easily when drilling. Be careful.
For what it’s worth, there are definitely times when rods are the right tool. But cement, epoxy, or thick super glue can often get you to the same result with less effort. You also don’t have to line up holes perfectly, which sometimes leads to a more natural looking aquascape in the end.
That is why I want a method that can be altered unless you are sure of placement . As well as the pink colour of the epoxyI will be using super glue etc, but my thought is to use rods in places where I may want move some stacks of rock if I need to.
Is the website Chicagopartsnetwork.com that you buy from ?