Millmod Nanocube surface skimmer v1.1
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drummerbum
Member
how much areyou charging for thoes?
jacksdad
Member
Drummerbum:
Please send me an e-mail at bdelisle@henzeindustries.com and I will give you the info. I am not sure if site rules prohibit me from discussing price? So better safe than sorry.
Thanks,
Bob
Please send me an e-mail at bdelisle@henzeindustries.com and I will give you the info. I am not sure if site rules prohibit me from discussing price? So better safe than sorry.
Thanks,
Bob
exodus7627
Member
I would like to buy one my e-mail is address is exodus7627@msn.com
I have a 12 gal jbj dlx
I have a 12 gal jbj dlx
bonebrake
Active Member
Bumping this thread because I purchased a v1.2 skimmer last week from Mr. Delisle (AKA: jacksdad on saltwaterfish.com) and received it today.
It is extremely sleek and professional looking; high quality craftsmanship. I played with it for awhile to get the water level where I wanted it. It is perfect. I highly recommend this product if you wish to eliminate the debris that collects on the surface of the water in the JBJ nano cubes.
Another very pleased customer!
:jumping:
It is extremely sleek and professional looking; high quality craftsmanship. I played with it for awhile to get the water level where I wanted it. It is perfect. I highly recommend this product if you wish to eliminate the debris that collects on the surface of the water in the JBJ nano cubes.
Another very pleased customer!
:jumping:
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[us] katis
New Member
Send me an email sammyboy_1@msn.com <-- try this one first or try samuel.curameng@us.army.mil. i want one. Do you accept paypal?
Thanks man!
Thanks man!
jacksdad
Member
Originally Posted by [US] KATIS
Send me an email sammyboy_1@msn.com <-- try this one first or try samuel.curameng@us.army.mil. i want one. Do you accept paypal?
Thanks man!
Thanks for the interest in my skimmer. I sent you an e-mail to the 1st addy, if that comes back or I get no response I will try the 2nd.
Bob
Send me an email sammyboy_1@msn.com <-- try this one first or try samuel.curameng@us.army.mil. i want one. Do you accept paypal?
Thanks man!
Thanks for the interest in my skimmer. I sent you an e-mail to the 1st addy, if that comes back or I get no response I will try the 2nd.
Bob
cheapfish1
Member
hey jacksdad do you just have a cnc machine in your basement or what do you use cause that is one awesome looking product. O and where in michigan are u.
jacknjill
Active Member
am i just stupid or something? i still dont really see how this works. is it powered my something or is the water just pushed through it by the current? how does the water get back to the tank once it gets skimmed? its not that i dont think it works, i just dont understand HOW it works. lol, any help would be great
kenneth 45
New Member
Iwould like to order one my email is ---kmhinton@comcact.net
jacksdad
Member
cheapfish1:
I wish I had a CNC at the house! I work at a die shop and I am in charge of the CNC and WIre EDM dept. I use one of our machines there. I am located in Warren.
JacknJill:
The way the nanocube's filtration works is the water is sucked thru the intake grate on the upper left side of the tank by the pump in the last chamber. My skimmer fits over that grate and the water is forced over and through the "teeth" of the skimmer thereby causing a break in the surface tension. Suction will hold the skimmer in place, but when you turn off the return pump it will fall off. That's why I use a magnet bracket to hold in place. Hopefully this clears it up for you somewhat.
kenneth 45:
I will send you a paypal invoice for the skimmer. I just need to know which cube you have because the skimmers are different for each cube.
Thanks for the interest and the compliments,
Bob
I wish I had a CNC at the house! I work at a die shop and I am in charge of the CNC and WIre EDM dept. I use one of our machines there. I am located in Warren.
JacknJill:
The way the nanocube's filtration works is the water is sucked thru the intake grate on the upper left side of the tank by the pump in the last chamber. My skimmer fits over that grate and the water is forced over and through the "teeth" of the skimmer thereby causing a break in the surface tension. Suction will hold the skimmer in place, but when you turn off the return pump it will fall off. That's why I use a magnet bracket to hold in place. Hopefully this clears it up for you somewhat.
kenneth 45:
I will send you a paypal invoice for the skimmer. I just need to know which cube you have because the skimmers are different for each cube.
Thanks for the interest and the compliments,
Bob
kenneth 45
New Member
12 gal nano dlx
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Ken
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Ken
luke g
Member
oo man i woudl love one of those could u email me at moto630x@aim.com
jacksdad
Member
Originally Posted by luke g
aaa why are the so expensive gunn abe hard to sell when other sellign them half the price
I don't want to debate the cost of my skimmer, but believe me when I say I do not make a lot of money selling these. From start to finish it takes about 1 1/2 hours to make one. If I were to charge what we do at work for machine time the cost would be $80.00 just for the machining, not including material cost.
I originally made my skimmer for myself and posted a pic when it was finished for comments. At the time there were no other options out there and people needed something. Since I introduced the Millmod skimmer a few other people have decided to make their own skimmers as well as JBJ. That's fine. My intentions were and are to make a handmade, highly presise, piece that fits seamlessly into the nanocube. If others sell more or I don't sell anymore so be it.
Bob
aaa why are the so expensive gunn abe hard to sell when other sellign them half the price
I don't want to debate the cost of my skimmer, but believe me when I say I do not make a lot of money selling these. From start to finish it takes about 1 1/2 hours to make one. If I were to charge what we do at work for machine time the cost would be $80.00 just for the machining, not including material cost.
I originally made my skimmer for myself and posted a pic when it was finished for comments. At the time there were no other options out there and people needed something. Since I introduced the Millmod skimmer a few other people have decided to make their own skimmers as well as JBJ. That's fine. My intentions were and are to make a handmade, highly presise, piece that fits seamlessly into the nanocube. If others sell more or I don't sell anymore so be it.
Bob
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gcsmith223
Guest
Hi Bob!
Thanks for making a great looking product. To a previous poster spending a little bit of $$ is a small price to pay to get everything running right in your cube. It's a shame to see a few hundred dollars worth of beautiful animals and rock offset by a skummy surface just lingering above it all.
Bob, please e-mail me at gcsmith223@hotmail.com with an invoice for both a 12g dlx MillMod v1.2 and a 24g nanocube standard (older model) MillMod v1.2.
Thanks,
Garrett Smith :happyfish
Thanks for making a great looking product. To a previous poster spending a little bit of $$ is a small price to pay to get everything running right in your cube. It's a shame to see a few hundred dollars worth of beautiful animals and rock offset by a skummy surface just lingering above it all.
Bob, please e-mail me at gcsmith223@hotmail.com with an invoice for both a 12g dlx MillMod v1.2 and a 24g nanocube standard (older model) MillMod v1.2.
Thanks,
Garrett Smith :happyfish
jacksdad
Member
Garrett,
Thanks for the compliments and the interest in my skimmers. I sent you an invoice for the 12DX and the 24NC skimmers. Because of the holidays I am running a little behind, but I should be able to get them out to you late next week or early the following, depending on my work load here at my "real" job.
Thanks again,
Bob
Thanks for the compliments and the interest in my skimmers. I sent you an invoice for the 12DX and the 24NC skimmers. Because of the holidays I am running a little behind, but I should be able to get them out to you late next week or early the following, depending on my work load here at my "real" job.
Thanks again,
Bob