Recent Acrylic Projects

[ajn81]

Well, since I got laid-off, I've had the time to take on some acrylic projects. Thought I'd share a few that I recently finished up.

54 gal total volume (22"x26"x22") 46 gallon visible (22" x 22" x 22"):



back view of the same tank:




60 Gallon Sump (42" x 18" x 18"):






20+ gallon sump:

[xsocali]

Very nice work,I like the 60 gallon sump.

[davocean]

Really clean looking builds.
I think I got that same granite I may use for a cab top!LOL

[narcist21]

Very nice work on the sumps. Are you interested in selling any?

[DOC]

That 50 gal turned out nice. Thanks for the great work on my sump A+.

[ajn81]

Very nice work,I like the 60 gallon sump.

Thanks, that sump is the largest volume project I've built so far. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out

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Really clean looking builds.
I think I got that same granite I may use for a cab top!LOL

Thanks Dave. The granite make for a really nice level workspace . I hope that sump fits nicely in the stand that you built .

Very nice work on the sumps. Are you interested in selling any?

Sorry, I should have specified, all of these project were built for, and sold to fellow sdreefers.

That 50 gal turned out nice. Thanks for the great work on my sump A+.

Thanks Dustin, I hope you have recovered from that nasty sun burn you got while we were working on yours .

[jt_milstead]

I think you have found your calling Austin...

[ajn81]

I think you have found your calling Austin...

No way man, I'll always be a software engineer . This is a fun way to keep me busy though in between jobs.

[ajn81]

Also thought I'd share this sump I just finished building out of an existing 20 Gallon Tall:

[MustangBill]

Nice! Good work, very professional looking!

[pnguy3n]

Hey Austin,
Hope all is well for you, just wanted to say awesome projects.

[ajn81]

Just finished up a couple more projects.

~33 gal Sump (36" x 13" x 16"):



45 gallon sump (48" x 18" x 12"):


(this one actually has a couple of minor leak issues that I'm working out )

[j1gregor]

what do you use to cut the acrylic?

[ajn81]

Just a table saw and a router.

[narcist21]

That second one sure looks sweet, great design