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12/28/2007, 04:24 PM
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Have you built a fuge w/ acrylic?
When I was in the boy scouts we made pic. frames out of plexi-glass. We took a streight piece of wire streached it tight and hooked it to a battery. This got it hot. Then we held the plexi-glass in front of the wire, got it hot, and bent it.
(I'm sure you all have seen these little pic. frames at wal-mart) Ok so here is my question, Could you do this when building a fuge? It would not crack or have stress lines in it from bending. I dont know why my sump or any I've seen are always built with single panes glued together. Anyone built a fuge like this? Lucky
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12/28/2007, 04:28 PM
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Easier just to glue it IMO. Gluing together acrylic is pretty easy IME.
If you know exactly what your doing it could work but even the professional builders glue them.
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12/28/2007, 04:57 PM
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Yeah, My display and sump are both glued. I am in the fisrt steps of building a 2x2 cube for a fuge Def. going with acrylic. But trying to save money (I don't have any clamps) has brought me to this Idea.
Lucky
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