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Unfortunately I neglected to photograph the fitting of the panels; thankfully it’s a pretty straight forward procedure. Basically I used construction
After gluing and screwing the front and back frames, I joined them together with four lengths of timber of sufficient length to allow the 600mm wide s
Trusty old clamps hold the joints tight will I put in the screws.
Next I fitted the back and floor panels cut from the marine ply. Note that the stand is upside down in this photo and has been painted.
Unfortunately I neglected to photograph the fitting of the panels; thankfully it’s a pretty straight forward procedure. Basically I used construction
Instead of using polystyrene I decided to use black rubber floor mats for the tank to rest on. The mats are easily cut with a sharp knife and a steel
Fitting the background was also a reasonably straightforward job. Firstly I measured the inside dimension of the tank, and then using a sharp knife,
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Unfortunately I neglected to photograph the fitting of the panels; thankfully it’s a pretty straight forward procedure. Basically I used construction

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