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  1. 42 Gallon Hex build

    The parameters I have to meet is that no wire or plumbing can be seen hanging off the back or otherwise. The water level at top of tank cannot be seen and the side of the gravel or sand bed cannot be seen. This was set down by the other half. I had to get an OK for the wires and cables to the wall plates. This included 5 tubes from a wall plate to the tank. I am glad I got a signoff on that otherwise this would not be possible. So this design is to keep as much as possible hidden from view. Now ...
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  2. 42 Gallon Hex build

    After being out of the hobby a few years I decided to get back in after a visit to Melev's website. So i decided to setup a smaller tank I had. It just happened to be a Hex tank. I wanted to used LED lighting so I needed a canopy to install the lighting in. So here goes.
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  3. 112g reef tank build

    I recently picked up a 112 gallon oceanic tank. im going to build a custom stand and sump for it and im going to do my best to make this setup efficient and make it so that water changes and maintenance is easy.

    this is the general idea in theory i want to combine the 112 and my existing 40g breeder build together into one system. ill be building a 48" x18" x 16"tall sump to run both systems. the lighting will be led eventually but will be metal halide and t5 for now. ...
  4. My 120 gallon DIY Stand base

    I am building my stand so that it has three sections (the 120 and two 20 gallon stands). This is my first wood working project. I have to say it is fun. The 120 gallon stand was easy to get squared but the two 20 gallon stands didn’t want to cooperate. I used RocketEngineer DIY Stand Template and Calculator on reefcentral to build the stand base.

    Design using sketch up



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    Tags: kreg, stand
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    Tank Entry , ‎ DIY projects
  5. New 300 Gallon Custom Lee-Mar & Stand! Let the fun begin!!!

    I feel bad that I have not posted recently, but I have been very busy! That begin said I wanted to take a moment and show off my new aquarium and stand. This project has been years in the making, but it has come together better than I could have ever imagined. It required a crew of piano movers to move the 800 pound beast. And It as so large that I had to completely remove a window from the side of my house and construct a ramp to get it into the basement! Drum-roll...... Presenting TechETS's new ...
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