Gabriel's NEW 300 Gallon Envision Tank ((PICS INTENSE))
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I did and even that was not cheap. The problem is that the spray guns are set up to spray a 12" wide patch, so there is a ton of waste doing something like this. Something like this costs around $300+, it's 74' of 2 x 2 tubing.
Gabriel, the truck's a company truck. If they want it sprayed, they can spray it!
Gabriel, the truck's a company truck. If they want it sprayed, they can spray it!
sonofgaladriel
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When can we see the stand 'cover' in place Gabriel? I hope it fit 
I'm not sure how well it sticks to wood. I do know that they do spray in on wood as a guy had a wooden cabinet sprayed for his garage while I was there.
Gabriel, do you have any pictures of the plumbing work of your tank, especially the back of the tank?
Gabriel, do you have any pictures of the plumbing work of your tank, especially the back of the tank?
Bebo77
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Thank you...
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When can we see the stand 'cover' in place Gabriel? I hope it fit
Sean i want to put it on as well but my aquatronica is not wroking and i have to get into the sump area daily. As soon as i get that thing going i will put it on. Do you think it is strong/stable enough to carry alone. i might rip some of the 2x4's off and use them as a base to carry the stand in? What do you think?
Ill post some pics for you today. My plumbing is pretty simple, i didnt want pipes everywhere. but it is all sch 80 and George Fisher True Union Ball Valves
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sonofgaladriel
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Nope. Definately get at least one other strong guy to help you move it. 3 would be better, one on each end and one in the middle.
sonofgaladriel
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Yep, its definately strong enough to carry around 'gently' without adding any additional supports. You really should have at least 3 guys to carry the cover through your small doorway. If memory serves, you'll need to snake one end through the door way first, then the straight away, then snake the other end through as well. Just avoid any forceful twisting and of course dropping it 
I can't wait to see it on. The canopy looks very nice and the stand is even better
I can't wait to see it on. The canopy looks very nice and the stand is even better
Bebo77
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Kona here are some pics of the plumbing. I have 2 1 1/2" drains, one on each side. Here is the entire stand area, you can see the right sch 80 drain on the right
another angle/ here is the left 1 1/2" drain going into the Deltec and a 1" T split
to take off the backpressure fro the Deltec.. The Deltec's input is 1"
another angle
and the right side same 1 1/2" drain with 3 GF ball valves
you can see the main drain fuge and barr all have their own GF ball valves.
another angle/ here is the left 1 1/2" drain going into the Deltec and a 1" T split
to take off the backpressure fro the Deltec.. The Deltec's input is 1"
another angle
and the right side same 1 1/2" drain with 3 GF ball valves
you can see the main drain fuge and barr all have their own GF ball valves.
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Thanks Gabriel.
I have to ask why you have valves on the drain lines. I understand the ones to create back pressure and direct flow, but the first ones? Isn't the drain connected to an overflow box, that would be empty when the pumps are shut down?
Dang Savko is out of valves, mine won't ship until Monday
I have to ask why you have valves on the drain lines. I understand the ones to create back pressure and direct flow, but the first ones? Isn't the drain connected to an overflow box, that would be empty when the pumps are shut down?
Dang Savko is out of valves, mine won't ship until Monday
