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This is a project I have completed but not delivered yet. It is to fit in with her other antique furniture. Fits a 210g aquarium. Many more pictures on my blog at richinscarpentry.com
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wooded
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#1 posted 386 days ago
Your work is right on up there man…...;-J
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Martyroc
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#2 posted 386 days ago
Nice job, a similar one was posted the other day, I think they both look great. I will borrow from both of these when I make mine. Thanks for posting.
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#3 posted 386 days ago
Really outstanding! Thanks for sharing.
L/W
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#4 posted 386 days ago
Its beautiful. Great work.
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JR45
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#5 posted 386 days ago
Very nice cabinet. 210 gallons is at least a ton! I hope those wheels are up to it!
Jim
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#6 posted 386 days ago
WOW! I bet that is going to be a sight! Seriously beautiful stand. I thought my 120 gal was pretty darned big, 210 gal has to be a monster. What are the footprint measurements? Very nice stand.
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RichinsCarpentry
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#7 posted 385 days ago
The tank is 72×24 x 24. Wheels are a rolling platform I use while finishing it ;)
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