sump question
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u mike
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yea I figured on using a screw with hex head so when i have to get in again it will be easier. thanks
Originally Posted by 2Quills
http:///forum/post/3289528
Yeah it will work, like you said just remove as much of the weight as possible and you'll be fine. Just remember to put it back before you fill the tank.
Originally Posted by 2Quills
http:///forum/post/3289528
Yeah it will work, like you said just remove as much of the weight as possible and you'll be fine. Just remember to put it back before you fill the tank.
gill again68
Active Member
Kreg Jig is a wonder tool to make pocket screw holes. Just about anyone could follow the instructions with success. I have built cabinets for years and I tell you this thing is worth the money. Would make that little project both stronger and easier. .02 free of charge.
posiden
Active Member
I'm interested in your lower shelf there. Is is supported? Maybe a cross brace in the center? I would just hate for you to place a sump in there on a unstable shelf causing you grief later on.
Edit;
Whats the opening size? You want a 20L for a sump right? Will that go in there diagonally? I'm not trying to impugn your planning ability, just raising questions.
Edit;
Whats the opening size? You want a 20L for a sump right? Will that go in there diagonally? I'm not trying to impugn your planning ability, just raising questions.
u mike
Member
there is a center brace in the cabinet, I have a plywood bottom that comes out. the 20 long just misses going in on a angle. I think I am too close to the wall of the house, plus i want a few more inches behind the tank.
Originally Posted by Posiden
http:///forum/post/3289702
I'm interested in your lower shelf there. Is is supported? Maybe a cross brace in the center? I would just hate for you to place a sump in there on a unstable shelf causing you grief later on.
Edit;
Whats the opening size? You want a 20L for a sump right? Will that go in there diagonally? I'm not trying to impugn your planning ability, just raising questions.
Originally Posted by Posiden
http:///forum/post/3289702
I'm interested in your lower shelf there. Is is supported? Maybe a cross brace in the center? I would just hate for you to place a sump in there on a unstable shelf causing you grief later on.
Edit;
Whats the opening size? You want a 20L for a sump right? Will that go in there diagonally? I'm not trying to impugn your planning ability, just raising questions.
posiden
Active Member
Originally Posted by u mike
http:///forum/post/3289747
there is a center brace in the cabinet, I have a plywood bottom that comes out. the 20 long just misses going in on a angle. I think I am too close to the wall of the house, plus i want a few more inches behind the tank.
Sweet. You should be all set.
http:///forum/post/3289747
there is a center brace in the cabinet, I have a plywood bottom that comes out. the 20 long just misses going in on a angle. I think I am too close to the wall of the house, plus i want a few more inches behind the tank.
Sweet. You should be all set.