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Aquarium Co-Op wrote:I find that tap is more expensive acrylic wise. However their knowledge saves me a lot of money. They'll say, oh you should do it this way and it'll save you money. They also do simple cuts, and other add ons for free. Like I wanted 4 custom betta tanks to be made which would have been expensive with the thickness of acrylic i wanted etc. They were willing to do the cuts and put it together for a pretty cheap price.
They also have jigs there for when they are putting stuff together to get a perfect finish. for instance they were going to glue my tanks up, with 1/8th of an inch lip around every seem for glue to dry. Then use a router to take off the little lip and polish the edges for a perfect finish. These are things I can't accomplish myself without buying extra tools and building jigs to hold stuff while I do it.
That's cool to hear, but maybe not exactly what I was looking for then, but I will definitely give them a call. More than a little of the point is I love projects like this and really wanted to get a feel for how to do it start to finish before we did a much larger project in a year or so if/when we found a more permanent place (downtown apartment is fun, but only being able to have one fish tank? And capped at 55 gallons? It cannot last). Though I am totally stealing that idea for the 1/8 inch lip for glue drying, thank you for that.