Not laughing at him or saying this is a laughing matter. Criticism and help are obviously greatly appreciated. There are people on here that are being D*cks instead of trying to help. It is those people I am laughing at and hoping this succeeds.
950 Plywood/Acrylic Build on Wheels!
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Not laughing at him or saying this is a laughing matter. Criticism and help are obviously greatly appreciated. There are people on here that are being D*cks instead of trying to help. It is those people I am laughing at and hoping this succeeds.
Thanks, that would be a great option especially if it doesn't work out this way. We actually put double sided tape down before laying the liner in.
So the Tape is holding the liner, and the glue is the gasket between the acrylic and liner.
Best of luck with this project!! I am not sure I'd do it this way but its great learning for all of us
Installed the bulkheads, the top braces/brackets and single sided tape around the perimeter of the acrylic. We also used 2 4 inch screws and drilled them on each side into the horizontal 3x3 supporting the top of the acrylic window to keep it from moving since was only attached to the 2x4 from above. Lastly, we used a tarp to cover up the back of the tank where the installation is.
I also forgot to mention that I added sand to corner's and side of the tank under the pond liner to protect the liner from and sharp edges of the tanks walls at the bottom (not pictured).
I also forgot to mention that I added sand to corner's and side of the tank under the pond liner to protect the liner from and sharp edges of the tanks walls at the bottom (not pictured).
Lifted the tank, set the 2x12's and 1/4" steel under the casters (so they don't break the tile) and started the test fill....Fingers crossed..
