anyone want a cube... a 4' cube?

David P · #1 11/01/2006, 01:47 PM

I ended up witha 4 foot acrylic cube. 47"X47"X47.5"tall made out of 1" thick acrylic. It was used in part of the filming of Titanic and has been in storage for the past 10(?) years. It sat behind a building for about a month and has a piece of grafiti that can be easily removed and has a scratch on one side that Im sure can be buffed out. Scott you want a nice new 480g cube? oh yeah its virgin, no bulkhead holes at all.

Konadog · #2 11/01/2006, 09:32 PM

Cut it down to 24 tall and it would make for one awesome tank!

David P · #3 11/02/2006, 08:14 AM

If I had room (and a wife that would allow such a tank...) I would cut it down to probably around 3 feet. Just so I could have a bit extra height to fit some pluming around the top and have it covered by a canopy. Water returns ala Anthony Calfo. If all goes well and I eventually set up a tank in my new shop I think I will run some pvc just under the fron euro!

lgnd95 · #4 11/22/2006, 12:30 PM

How much do you want for it?

David P · #5 11/22/2006, 10:30 PM

howz aboug $500?

thetedinator · #6 11/22/2006, 11:06 PM

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Originally posted by David P
If all goes well and I eventually set up a tank in my new shop I think I will run some pvc just under the fron euro!

Shop? Where and what?

David P · #7 11/23/2006, 10:01 AM

a shop to hold my 1000g water tank, seting up a hydro shop, and getting the scuba regulator repair bench out of my garage. Plus sorta in negotiations on taking over the assembly/storage/shipping of the California Dive Box. I was just in DEMA looking at compressors and might have just lucked outl, Hollywoodivers is looking to upgrade to a larger compressor and they want to sell their existing compressor wich is exactly what I was looking at! If all goes well (hasn't yet...) I have no problems using the shop for MASLAC work groups... spare water for frags, probably a holding system, floor drain, plus air fills if you bring your tanks.