Solved the power cords problem on Bowfront DIY Lid

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Bending this flemsy metal requires some patience. I notched the power cords into the frame with a grinder and dremal tool. I didn't want any areas to have a fish escape hole. Happy with my first DIY Lid. Now I can wait on the Melanrus Wrasse to arrive to his new home.
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Hi nice looking tank lid can you show pictures and explain how you made the radius
I have had a couple people ask for this so I may try and do a how to. I actually started with a DIY post from someone else who had done this but added my own tweaks. After I get over this nasty cold I will work on it.
 
I have had a couple people ask for this so I may try and do a how to. I actually started with a DIY post from someone else who had done this but added my own tweaks. After I get over this nasty cold I will work on it.

Hey thanks a lot will be looking forward to seeing this
 

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