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Step 8Finishing touches
Final things that we added on.
we placed little rubber cushions for the glas tops on the 4 corners, and also placed medallions on for a nice finishing touch.
I mounted a 6 outlet adaptor to one of the feet underneath to supply the pump and filter with power, we ran the wires out a corner at the top of the tank and hid it by running down the inside of one of the edges, running the cords under the table and plugging it in.
Place the glass on top and voila. table top tank.
Total cost $250. If bought new over $700. With the savings we went to the casino :)
we placed little rubber cushions for the glas tops on the 4 corners, and also placed medallions on for a nice finishing touch.
I mounted a 6 outlet adaptor to one of the feet underneath to supply the pump and filter with power, we ran the wires out a corner at the top of the tank and hid it by running down the inside of one of the edges, running the cords under the table and plugging it in.
Place the glass on top and voila. table top tank.
Total cost $250. If bought new over $700. With the savings we went to the casino :)
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Sep 4, 2009. 5:23 AMcx420ns
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LOL did you win anything at the casino? ;] excellent idea, i might have to try this sometime.
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Aug 27, 2009. 8:31 AMcchubb
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I would appreciate a little more detail to the running of power and how you hid it. Are there any lights?
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Aug 26, 2009. 12:35 PMSkabobaken
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No fish? :D
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Aug 26, 2009. 6:26 PMBOOJAN
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it would be better to add fish, but how will he feed it?? (this is for the author) -How thick the glass is...can you tell me?? -Great Instructable, if I have money, and if my parents want to have table like this maybe i will make table similar like your table...
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