Frag toolkit

[Sweet]

I am starting a frag tank and I was wondering what you guys use (tools, Solutions, Container, etc.) In the past I have use a Dremel, pliers from my toolbox, butter knife and such.

I'd like to put a little something just for that purpose. I have SPS, LPS, Softies and Zoa's.


Thanx

 

[longdangler]

I use razor blades, surgical tongs, and stainless steel side cutters.

 

[RedBob76]

Do rics have the ability to sting?

 

[RedBob76]

And by sting, I mean can they sting a person...say if it gets in your eye...

 

[ecoreefman]

Probly a good idea to just get in the practice of wearing safety glasses and gloves every time you frag. Also never touch your face with your gloves or hands until you wash them.

 

[Alex Donaldson]

I use a inland DB-100 band saw. Best purchase I've ever made.

 

[Hull]

Dremels are great, so much more precise than bone cutters.

 

[nystang]

I've purchased a kit from Dr Foster and Smith. I will frag today for the first time. I will let you know.

 

[organism]

It depends on how much fragging you want to do, but a wet bandsaw like the inland DFS-100 is the best fragging tool you can get, or a dremel if you're not going to be doing much fragging. After that I'd recommend coral cutters bought from the manicure section of your local drug store for like $4, thick superglue (not gel) with accelerator from a hobby shop, superglue gel, and ceramic frag plugs.

 

[JasonMHorn]

I've purchased a kit from Dr Foster and Smith. I will frag today for the first time. I will let you know.

How did you like the kit?