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Posted by Marc Levenson on May 1, 2005, 3:58 am
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Take a look at the newest sump page I put up, as it has some
assembly images to help you understand the process a little
bit more.
http://melevsreef.com/acrylics/sumps/chvy/chvy_sump.html
Marc
Cousin Joe wrote:
> Thank you both, I haven't even bothered to look in local home stores cause I
> was almost certain of your answer on that. I've been, and continue to,
> frequent mevlsreef, great site. Was really impressed with the using a router
> table for cutting(something I'd never have tought of). Within the month of
> May I'm gonna dive in and try my luck. I'll look to see about the cost
> difference between cast and extruded, since it's gonna be a small display I
> wouldn't mind the extra cost. You have both been a great help in this so
> far, I didn't even know there was a difference in acrylic sheets and that
> helps. I'll post what I can in the next few weeks for progress, you can take
> credit for most of it.
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>
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> was almost certain of your answer on that. I've been, and continue to,
> frequent mevlsreef, great site. Was really impressed with the using a router
> table for cutting(something I'd never have tought of). Within the month of
> May I'm gonna dive in and try my luck. I'll look to see about the cost
> difference between cast and extruded, since it's gonna be a small display I
> wouldn't mind the extra cost. You have both been a great help in this so
> far, I didn't even know there was a difference in acrylic sheets and that
> helps. I'll post what I can in the next few weeks for progress, you can take
> credit for most of it.
>
>
>
>