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    adalius - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by Poseidon View Post
    Most of the screws are on the inside edges. I did have a DOH moment and put the screws on the side pieces on the outside, when I realized it, it was WAY to late to fix the error. Also, in looking at the corners, I will have to have screws on the outside, unless I go with dowel pins. (Which would add a lot of time.)
    Sink the screwheads in below flush and put some wood putty in, preferably make your own with sawdust from cutting the cedar and a little bit of wood glue, then you know it'll be a perfect match to the wood and be stainable. You'll never see 'em.

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    ^^^ That's my plan!

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    Looks good so far Mike !!

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    thepanfish - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Hey we have the same size tank, except mine is rimless and RR. Cool stand, my woodworking skills are put to definite shame.

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    Thanks!

    I will be drilling the tank soon enough, I just have to decide where.

    The stand is all put together, I decided I need an extra set of hands and arms, but they just didn't happen, so I have some sanding to do. Funny how all my measurements were less then a 1/16" tolerance, but I ended up with just over that on the "high" corner. According to my trusty steel square, I am good all around though, so that is a good thing.

    I have a shorter work day tomorrow, hopefully I can get it sanded and stained and then in the house the day after. All the pieces are starting to fall into line, now I just need to find a few Benjamin's to spend...

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    Here are the few quick snaps I took last night:

    1D2N5287 L - Poseidon's NEW Adventure!

    1D2N5286 L - Poseidon's NEW Adventure!

    1D2N5285 L - Poseidon's NEW Adventure!

    I think Lightroom did a bit to much to the stain color, it is not quite that dark, but close. (I used a natural Danish Oil finish on Cedar.)

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    I need to find some thin foam to sit the tank on, and I am thinking some trim to cover the black bottom of the tank. The plan also calls for a shelf on the bottom, and a shelf in the middle. What do you think about a matching back, to hide the pipes that are going to run from the tank bottom to the basement!?

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    binford4000 - Reefkeeper
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    Looks great Mike! I like the wall idea also. All ya need know is a drill and hole saw ! Lol

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    slapshot - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by binford4000 View Post
    Looks great Mike! I like the wall idea also. All ya need know is a drill and hole saw ! Lol
    Agreed but you need water!!!!

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    larryandlaura - Reefkeeper
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    Looking good so far!
    Hi my name is Larry and I'm a coral addict!

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