moving my beautiful reef!

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Actually i used the radial arm saw for the 2x4's and a jig saw and t square for the plywood. I was a little intimidated by the tablesaw when i turned it on. :oops: i think a few youtube vids are in order. Lol i havnt woodworked for 20 years. Lol
I don't have any power tools except a multi speed corded drill. Did you use a table saw to cut everything? What other tools would I need to build a stand? Santa is making his list already.
 
Most everything made it and is already getting comfy. I did lose a bit of coral. Not too much. you will see some carnage in the vid. Including some damage to the fuge bed :-( But all livestock moved made it. So here are some updated pics and a vid. Going to start a new tank thread asap. I will post the link when I'm done. :) thanks for following. :-D



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Congrats on what looks like a successful move! Your tank looks great!
 
Whew! You made it. Your new tank looks very nice. Well done!
 
Thankyou guys:-) I plan on documenting the damage to my dsb and its recovery. So that's cool. And the limited coral loss is good too. It did go very well overall.
 

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