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Old 29-05-2013, 11:39 PM   #121
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my bottom bracing does not extend all the way to all four corners.. at least not beyond the underflow..
Ok , i got wat u mean already bro . So in this case u cant measure from the top bracing . I think u got your own way of measuring .

The silicon after the bottom bracing , are they flat or slightly sloping downwards ?
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Old 29-05-2013, 11:42 PM   #122
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Ok , i got wat u mean already bro . So in this case u cant measure from the top bracing . I think u got your own way of measuring .

The silicon after the bottom bracing , are they flat or slightly sloping downwards ?
slight slope.. so i afraid will have gap between acrylic and bottom glass
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Old 29-05-2013, 11:45 PM   #123
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slight slope.. so i afraid will have gap between acrylic and bottom glass
hmmm ... tricky part . If u measure again like wat u whatsapp me together with the slight slope silicon issit total 3 " ?
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Old 29-05-2013, 11:50 PM   #124
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hmmm ... tricky part . If u measure again like wat u whatsapp me together with the slight slope silicon issit total 3 " ?
no..still about 2inch

from tank side edge to edge is 760mm
from tank internal brace to brace is 660mm (without taking silicon into account)
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Old 30-05-2013, 12:28 AM   #125
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no..still about 2inch

from tank side edge to edge is 760mm
from tank internal brace to brace is 660mm (without taking silicon into account)
I have go thru again ur own measurement at post 113 . Should be ok if ur bottom bracing is 2 inch . Just double check the EOS slanting part since your bottom and top bracing different size . Ur EOS side will be abit weird since its like protuding inwards .

Do update ur picture once completed .
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Old 30-05-2013, 11:46 AM   #126
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Thks for ur feedback bro .... I assume urs is no bracing below ? And wat u mean by wave ? like wrap ? How thick acrylic u use ?

Actually i find measuring tank without EOS and bracing easier but putting it in will not be as nice and fitting compare to those with full euro bracing .

With bracing the acrylic just fit in nicely .
I am using only 3mm thick acrylic, think 3mm is too thin, should have get the 5mm instead.. cos now I notice weight of the acrylic also play a part in putting in flat on the bottom.. and also because it heavier, it will not shift easily.

I also notice when I fist put it down, it will warp abit, but after a week or so, it will become flat (maybe because it only 3mm that is why is wrapped abit initially)
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Old 30-05-2013, 06:33 PM   #127
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Checked their web site there are many color to choose...Any one with red, Orange or yellow tank base? Pic pls.

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Old 30-05-2013, 07:54 PM   #128
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Checked their web site there are many color to choose...Any one with red, Orange or yellow tank base? Pic pls.

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Many many to choose.....



I think orange will be goos. Red and yellow too extreme. Since u have the flexibility to choosenow, why dont go for beigh? Very nice imo.
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Old 30-05-2013, 08:10 PM   #129
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Many many to choose.....



I think orange will be goos. Red and yellow too extreme. Since u have the flexibility to choosenow, why dont go for beigh? Very nice imo.
Bro, what colour will u go for if given a choice again? Yellow to make your tiger Kim Kim , or???
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Old 30-05-2013, 08:29 PM   #130
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Bro, what colour will u go for if given a choice again? Yellow to make your tiger Kim Kim , or???
I wont go for yellow cause too extreme. Tank wont look good.

If given a choice i will go for ultra light brown or cream. Since using acrylic, dont go for conventional oyama colours. Thats my feel.

In the near future i may change to light brown.
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