Awesome. Great work!Took some left and right rockscape photos a couple weeks ago. This is under 14k white light.
Thank you!
You wanna borrow my flame, she'd sort that polyp nonsense out in no time?!
Haha! Got an annoying flame already bud! [emoji23]You wanna borrow my flame, she'd sort that polyp nonsense out in no time?!
I'll take your venusta! [emoji7]
Thank you!
The mockumentary made me laugh and cry at the same time. What a mixture of emotions. [emoji23][emoji26]
Ty! You should not be stepping on that shelf at 9:54, that thing flexed like a diving board!
Haha, I could have used a better piece of wood. That pine flexes like nobody's business. The wood itself is supported by a 2" square steel tubing frame that is attached to the tank stand so that is solid but you're right... The weak point is the wood I chose to use. [emoji51]
I'm a buck thirty dripping wet at most... Balsa wood would hold me. [emoji23]
You could just cut a matching piece of ply and screw it on top, double it up. That way you wouldnt have to take anything apart and it would certainly bulk it up for the long haul and give you that safety factor : )See! I made sure it could hold Shaq! I just skimped on the wood part though! [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Bad engineering move there but it appealed to my cheap side.
Thanks BigJohnny! I have a 3/4" thick piece of plywood already sitting in the garage but was waiting for motivation to swap the piece out. I haven't had that motivation for awhile. [emoji23]
When ur old piece of balsa wood fails and u slam ur private’s into that metal stand I bet u will have some motivation
