HELP!!!Chip in tank! should I use it?

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When you drill a hole for a bulkhead you create angular edges that again from an engineering standpoint are stronger than edges in a chip.


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OK, I know I'm splitting hairs here. and mean it warmly... but to make it clear to those who don't know the process and may be thinking about drilling a tank...... actually you grind those angular edge breaks after you drill the holes. ..and sadly plenty of the drilled holes in tanks never get that done to them.
 
I'm a cheap person, also. But I'd think about the whole picture. Really, in the long run, the tank is the cheapest part of a reef. In the end you'll have 5,000. to 10,000. in a 210 gal. setup. I vote no.
 
I'm a cheap person, also. But I'd think about the whole picture. Really, in the long run, the tank is the cheapest part of a reef. In the end you'll have 5,000. to 10,000. in a 210 gal. setup. I vote no.
5,000 to 10,000....you're nowhere as cheap as I am...lol. thanks for the vote though.
 
Just talked to a glass guy and said he has some glue that will hold it and doesnt look bad enough to replace panel....whhhheeeeeewwwww...
 
Nice, well good luck..... My fingers will stay crossed for you ;)


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Nice, well good luck..... My fingers will stay crossed for you ;)


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thanks I feel Alot better with someone with glass expeirence taking care of it. Hes going to drill the holes also when Im finished with the stress test.
 

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