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Old 11-17-2007, 11:51 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Question for corner tank owners

So since the last tank I made does not really fit where I want my new tank I need to build a new one. This new one will by a 3'-4' along each wall and about 18" high.
I will use 12mm Tempered on all panels, and the fronts will be Opti-clear glass. I am thinking no top frame but maybe some euro bracing. Polished on all edges.

My question is this on the angeled panels are they beveled to fit or are they just at 90* with a heavy silicone bead.
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