Flower's Sump/Fuge Build

flower

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Okay guys...it is 15 inches from the bottom of the refugium to the very bottom of the hole. The hole is 1 1/2 inches across...the screw on part of the bulkhead (??? ) the white part is also 1 1/2 inches across
Shawn have you heard anything from UPS?
 

al&burke

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Originally Posted by Flower http:///forum/thread/380517/flower-s-sump-fuge-build/1220#post_3331404

Okay guys...it is 15 inches from the bottom of the refugium to the very bottom of the hole. The hole is 1 1/2 inches across...the screw on part of the bulkhead (??? ) the white part is also 1 1/2
inches across
Shawn have you heard anything from UPS?
What is the final height of the sump Shawn - I think I might have to go 15-1/2" to bottom of hole
 

flower

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So you just have to drill the holes....Shawn says the sump is complete...What more can I say..You guys are great!
 

acrylic51

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Let me get my tape measure....I have the sump sitting in front of the fireplace right now.....On vacation this week and not cold enough to fire the fireplace yet.....Dang!!!!!!! Give me a sec!!!!
Yes Flower the sump is complete waiting for the batteries on the camera to charge to off load the to the laptop........I called UPS last Thursday or Friday and they had just gotten the paper work from the local UPS store.....I called them today, and at first they said they only had 1 claim filed, and then after getting a little heated with the lady on the phone, and explaining to her that the previous week; a lady had given me 2 separate claim numbers. She did eventually find both claims, and said that the local UPS store didn't send all the paperwork....Supposedly they only received paper work on the sump, but I have a duplicate copy of everything I gave the lady local here, and know for a fact she had everything.......Then the story changed to the 2nd claim when the local UPS store scanned it to them it was unreadable, so know corporate is waiting to get a good copy of the paperwork they can read. Honestly I don't understand what they need paperwork for....The pictures speak a 1000 words!!!!!!!
 

acrylic51

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Does anyone remember if Flower had posted a pic of her ATO in this thread? If so what page so I can take a peak at it!!!!!!
 

2quills

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Other than a shot of the reservior tank I don't believe we've seen what type of switch/sensor she's using.
 

flower

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Originally Posted by acrylic51 http:///forum/thread/380517/flower-s-sump-fuge-build/1220#post_3331426
Does anyone remember if Flower had posted a pic of her ATO in this thread? If so what page so I can take a peak at it!!!!!!

I'm so sorry..I just got back on..I sneaked a tiny nap before work..My ATO is a JBJ two sensors one for the tank, when the water level drops too low the pump comes on and one for the holding tank, if it gets too low it will stop the system so it won't burn up the pump.


 

acrylic51

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Hmmmm Thank You...just what I wanted to see.....Can anyone confirm that the sensors are 1/4" hole for mounting????? They look like standard float valves.
As I had said before the sump is complete and leak tested for actually 48hrs due to a busy weekend, but it is complete, just a couple minor details I want to look at quick....1 is I have to drill the eurobracing over the bubble tower, and the other I won't mention as of yet.....but here are some pics!!!!!

Sorry Flower, but in the upper left corner near the top you can see I got a tad sloppy and dribbled glue......





The area over the bubble trap I still have to drill out....I did knick it with the router as you can see the chip, but at least it didn't break or explode.....Seams are super clean for a quick turn around for Flower!!!!
 

al&burke

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Here is the fuge full of water now, I didn't polish the edges like you did Shawn, I don't know if I am going to have time, I am going to try I am afraid I am going to knock it off my bench, oh why did Isay that, It's like break a leg I guess.
 

2quills

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No, Al...don't knock it off the bench

Wow...excellent work you guys. Shawn you did make some changes there didn't you. The bubble trap matches the skimmer stand now and the bracing is totally different. Looks like it should actually be easier to install and remove the skimmer.
 

sparty059

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Wow, that's all I have to say. That just looks AMAZING. I call dibs for next build of something! You guys know how to make everything look perfect.
 
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