Tiny magnetic frag racks

[MakerofThings]

Hey guys, have a few different styles of these tiny frag racks coming out, two currently available.

All racks come with sealed, reef safe, proven magnets that support the rack up to 1/4 inch glass.

PicoRack Corner - Super small, corner mounted, magnetic frag rack.

Price - $9.95 each or 2 for $15.95

PicoRack Standard - A more traditional style frag rack.

Price - $15.95 each or 2 for $24.95

Currently our PicoPack reactor pack is on sale, and includes a free PicoRack corner frag rack!

As always, for all the details and to order, check out my site. The support is greatly appreciated!! It is literally putting food on the table.
https://makerofthingsdesign.com/printed-aqua

 

[stylolvr]

Those are really slick looking! And some cool stuff on the website also!! I'm accumulating equipment for a Waterbox 20 cube and will most likely, eventually, be in need of a little frag rack and possibly a reactor of some sort. Following for down the road!

 

[MakerofThings]

Those are really slick looking! And some cool stuff on the website also!! I'm accumulating equipment for a Waterbox 20 cube and will most likely, eventually, be in need of a little frag rack and possibly a reactor of some sort. Following for down the road!

Thanks!! We have a lot of cool stuff I'd like to do in 2021, just have to get there first. Stuff may be marked as sold out a lot in the next few months while I try to keep up, but if you ever need anything please feel free to message me!

 

[stylolvr]

Great! Will do. Heavy orders and working to keep up is a good problem to have!

 

[TheHarold]

The 1st and 3rd images are renderings- not actual photos, correct? Because does not seem similar to the print quality of the tank photo.

 

[MakerofThings]

The 1st and 3rd images are renderings- not actual photos, correct? Because does not seem similar to the print quality of the tank photo.

Correct, I haven't got physical photos yet of all the designs (a lot more are in the works) so a render gives people the right idea until I can print, assemble and photograph everything.

 

[TheHarold]

Correct, I haven't got physical photos yet of all the designs (a lot more are in the works) so a render gives people the right idea until I can print, assemble and photograph everything.

Oh okay, makes sense. In the render, it appears like acrylic/polycarb. Typically there are disclaimers for renderings such as "Not actual product", "Rendering, not actual image", etc.