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DIYed Frag Rack & Plug

Jameshong

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On one of the occasion, as I was visiting my relative, I happened to see an unwanted rack being disposed outside the 7-11 convenience store that had shifted out of a HDB building.

It suddenly gave me the inspiration so I recycled it with some modification by drilling holes and sawing off the unwanted portion, and making it into a frag rack. As for the frag plugs, I built them by using the leftover acrylic waste from my last LED lighting project. I'm glad to share this completed project with reefer here and all comments welcome.

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Bro, will Zoas stick to use acrylic or you plan to glue SPS only?

JC

Birdnest no problem so Zoa should be ok la :P !

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why not use ceramic frag plugs...wonder if they can fit in.

Save the EARTH...so I'm use recycle acrylic waste to build la :P !

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Updated.

Problem occurred: The frag plug base is too light so causing it to turn around and unstable :pinch: .

Remedy : Used a thicker acrylic as a base and increased diameter of the base support holder to reduce the hole gap :yahoo: .

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