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The planer you are looking at will do the job, but unless your a tool nut, or plan on doing alot of diy projects, I wouldn't spend the money just for this job. I would take the part to a local cabinet shop and ask them to square it up on the joiner, it takes like two minutes and a minimal...

I don't know what those doors would do to resale of the house, they would be kind of weird to anybody except us. Maybe I will just keep the TV where it is and when I get the 180, put it along the same wall as the 75 is now. You could put in full length doors and turn the niche into a...

After looking over many sites, and pet supply cataloges, I have come to a few conclusions... 1-Most affordable ,ready-made, stands are very limited in design. 2-They are not very sturdy. 4-The majority of DIY stands are overbuilt by useing basic house frameing methods. What I want to show is...

all good advice..the only thing I can add is this when looking at self propelled mowers, front wheel drive works best on flat level lawns...if you have a lot of hills or inclines go with rear wheel drive

I have the 1200...3/4" ID fits the supplied fitting I got the tubeing at Home Depot (25" for 15.00)....When I lived down that way, I would get stuff like this from Ace

This is the same thing http://www.petsolutions.com/default.aspx?ItemId=30125401&EID=NX30125401&SID=NXTG

I once made a vac from 1/2 clear pipe, "J" bend, air line, and pantyhose.... It worked on the concept of a sponge filter(air bubbles in the bottom of the tube would create enough current to pull debris up the pipe, and filter through the pantyhose)... It worked fine for a short tank, like my...

I have seen many pleco caves made of PVC pipe....with a little Kylon paint, and maybe some carving with a Dremmel tool, you could make one that looks like a fallen colum

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/Prod_Display.cfm?pcatid=10048&N=2004+62733

nice shots...but they took so long to open that I was waiting for a punch line...

check the impeller for wear...does it turn smoothly????...if not replace

the best tool for cutting acryilc is a router ...it will give you the cleanest cut

ROFL I had a sales rep from 3m tell me the whole story about a guy making a fish tank from Corian...You should have seen the look on his face when I told him it was me... back on subject: you know you spend to much time on AA when you look for a CCTV update before checking your local news.

Krylon fusion will adhere well to the tank trim...plus give you more color options

nevermind...read that wrong

Welcome fellow "Cheesehead"

Thanks guys I was begining to think I was doing something wrong, but now I belive it is the stock that I have gotten, and what's available in the shops...(we lost 5 of 6 neons of the fish we put in QT to some sort of fungus, the rest are doing fine)...Next time we get livestock we are...

Not what I originally wanted, but I have fallen for it to...I had screw it to some corian to stand it up like that...the LFS had some, but I seen it here also... http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/Prod_Display.cfm?pcatid=13985&N=2004+113714 A shot from when I first set it up...

I pulled this from another site...I use it on my 55 with an 18 gal sump filter...I tested it for a falure and the siphon restarts every time http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15733

Looks great....Love the wood... Are you going to cover the back???

I tried again, and crumbled some flake in front of the spraybar...They took it, but spit it back out...will try again in the morning.

That was bad but I agree LOL

Thank you mauinokaoi,,, but 34sq/ft of scrap corian is a lot of seaming It's been awhile and the tank is now healthy so I thought I should update. I had a bad case of ick (noticed it on the clowns while takeing pictures for the last update)...I tried the heat method, but the clowns were...

OH NO!!!! YOU HAVE THE LEGOS I just might do it.