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I have read many of the build your own tank articles on the web. I am a
woodworker and have built/repaired wooden boats. Working with wood and epoxy is not a problem. Building a tank actually looks very stright forward to me. All the plans I see are for one sided tanks. That is the glass is just on one side. What I need is a tank that is open on three sides, the two long sides and one end. Construction wise I don't see that it would be much of a problem. Strucutarally it looks to me that the forces involved are the same whether the panel is glass or wood. If I am correct then cutting out three sides and installing glass would be no different than one side. Assuming the proper size of glass for course! Has anyone built one like this? I sure would like to build my own. It would save me some money and I could build in my overflows and returns as I want them. Plus the wood frame would match the stand and hood I was going to build anyway. Kudzu |
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