Pulled the trigger on a CADLight 125 Artisan II

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oh dang you broke all 3! the 1.5" drain and 2x 1" are all cracked?
 
oh dang you broke all 3! the 1.5" drain and 2x 1" are all cracked?
I bought the tank used both the small return and emergency bulkhead are cracked.. I believe the holes in my tank are drilled metric. 1.5" regular bulk head doesn't fit
 
You are correct they are metric and I had to order some adapters from BRS so I can use the regular schedule 40 stuff from home depot.
 
You are correct they are metric and I had to order some adapters from BRS so I can use the regular schedule 40 stuff from home depot.
I'll pay for your extra bulk Heads. I'm just in San Francisco
 
Just a couple pics of the progression, its been awhile since I've posted anything.

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Wow! I just went through your thread. Fantastic job on the build. The work under the cabinet is first rate. I'm just cycling my first tank and really struggled with the plumbing. It looks ok but not nearly as clean as yours. Nice job!
 

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