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Testing the waters with attempting to make some frag racks.





It's been difficult finding a high quality frag rack these days so I thought I would give it a go and see if there is enough interest to keep it going and make something of it.





My goal with this trial was to make an affordable but incredibly high quality rack. I'm using the strongest magnets I can get, which were a custom order I had to make. The racks are a nice thick 1/4" thick base in either clear or translucent colors with a silicone insert to lock frags in place and a 1/8" black top sheet to keep it clean.





All the hole spacing is set up for a 3/4" frag plug WITH spare room on each side allowing you can put a plug in every spot and don't have to worry about jamming another one in or squeezing it to fit. It's spaced properly for this size plug with tolerance. I have debated doing ones for 1" and 1.25" racks, but 3/4" always seems to be the most popular size. Feedback appreciate on this!





The transport cup is similiar to some others out there but I always found the frag locking mechanism used was useless and either lost it or threw it out so tried to make something alot more solid and useful.





For all interested, prices are listed in the pictures and specs for racks are below.





Buy mutliple and get a discount, don't hesitate to PM with questions. Thank you for taking the time to look!





14 hole rack 6.4” L x 2.4” W x 2.3" H. Holds 3/4in glass $32





22 hole rack 9.8” L x 2.4” W x 2.3" H. Holds 3/4in glass $40





42 hole rack 12.5” L x 3.5” W x 2.1" H . Holds 1in glass $70





56 hole rack 15.9” L x 3.5” W x 2.1" H. Holds 1in glass $80





72 hole rack 15.9” L x 3.5” W x 2.1" H. Holds 1in glass $90





24 hole L shape 6.9” L From Edge x 2.6” W x 2.1" H. Holds 1in glass $60





36 hole L shape. 9.5” L From Edge x 2.6” W x 2.1" H. Holds 1in glass $80





Small Mushroom boxes start at $50 and hold 3/4in up to larger ones hold 1inch





10 Frag Transport Cup (water tight) $19
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Forgot to mention the 14 and 22 hole racks a long with the small shroom box holds 3/4in glass STRONG and all of the others hold 1inch with no issues! These magnets are no joke!
 
Do you seal the dry side of the magnets the same way you seal the wet side? Looking to put a frag rack in front of the return chamber, which puts all of the magnets in the water.
 
Very cool. I might need one of the bigger ones.

How are you sealing the dry side magnets ? Are the magnets a little loose to pass a shake test?
 
I would need something that accommodates 1.25” plugs, usually when the rows are offset it helps.

Look at this. Wasted plug holes and I had to zig zag myself the problem is if I want to add another, it doesn’t fit in the free spots
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Looks more filled in when open though !

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A third row would help out a lot. Can you make them translucent to minimize shadowing of things below?
 
I would need something that accommodates 1.25” plugs, usually when the rows are offset it helps.

Look at this. Wasted plug holes and I had to zig zag myself the problem is if I want to add another, it doesn’t fit in the free spots
42270F77-5B01-441A-BB85-FA8BD9A7DB16.jpeg
B137004A-EBCB-4712-84AB-8131961BEF91.jpeg
1765A32C-30A0-4FC4-9332-BA8A018FFFA8.jpeg


Looks more filled in when open though !

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887FE0E5-80D1-4C20-A3C8-CFE3A4862043.jpeg
9BE43ADD-CFE3-4FE9-B1AA-D828687DAD5A.jpeg

A third row would help out a lot. Can you make them translucent to minimize shadowing of things below?
Tank looks great my friend! Shoot me a message we can make anything you’d like!
 
What are these made with? Is there any chance that dyes may leach from the transparently colored ones? These look awesome!
 
do you make custom sizes?
I would be interested in a pair of small corner racks. Maybe 6 holes each? Hold through 1/2" glass.
 
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Testing the waters with attempting to make some frag racks.





It's been difficult finding a high quality frag rack these days so I thought I would give it a go and see if there is enough interest to keep it going and make something of it.





My goal with this trial was to make an affordable but incredibly high quality rack. I'm using the strongest magnets I can get, which were a custom order I had to make. The racks are a nice thick 1/4" thick base in either clear or translucent colors with a silicone insert to lock frags in place and a 1/8" black top sheet to keep it clean.





All the hole spacing is set up for a 3/4" frag plug WITH spare room on each side allowing you can put a plug in every spot and don't have to worry about jamming another one in or squeezing it to fit. It's spaced properly for this size plug with tolerance. I have debated doing ones for 1" and 1.25" racks, but 3/4" always seems to be the most popular size. Feedback appreciate on this!





The transport cup is similiar to some others out there but I always found the frag locking mechanism used was useless and either lost it or threw it out so tried to make something alot more solid and useful.





For all interested, prices are listed in the pictures and specs for racks are below.





Buy mutliple and get a discount, don't hesitate to PM with questions. Thank you for taking the time to look!





14 hole rack 6.4” L x 2.4” W x 2.3" H. Holds 3/4in glass $32





22 hole rack 9.8” L x 2.4” W x 2.3" H. Holds 3/4in glass $40





42 hole rack 12.5” L x 3.5” W x 2.1" H . Holds 1in glass $70





56 hole rack 15.9” L x 3.5” W x 2.1" H. Holds 1in glass $80





72 hole rack 15.9” L x 3.5” W x 2.1" H. Holds 1in glass $90





24 hole L shape 6.9” L From Edge x 2.6” W x 2.1" H. Holds 1in glass $60





36 hole L shape. 9.5” L From Edge x 2.6” W x 2.1" H. Holds 1in glass $80





Small Mushroom boxes start at $50 and hold 3/4in up to larger ones hold 1inch





10 Frag Transport Cup (water tight) $19
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Wow this is sick!!
 
I love my corner racks. Perfect size for my small tank.
 

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