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reddit_seaczar t1_ixtqw3a wrote
Reply to comment by what_did_i_break_now in my fish tank is too big for the table it's on. how can i adjust to support the weight? by ricky_pepsi
I don't know what I was thinking about the 1 inch plywood. In my defense I'm used to sourcing those materials by the truck-full.
Looking at the picture and considering the actual load bearing overhang 3/4 inch should be sufficient.
If I was going to use this shelf for the stated purpose I would add feet under the two vertical boards in the center.
reddit_seaczar t1_ixppjyz wrote
Reply to my fish tank is too big for the table it's on. how can i adjust to support the weight? by ricky_pepsi
Your friend was right about you using the wrong kind of board.
I agree with the gent that said plywood but I would go with one inch.
You don't have a picture of the table but the base/legs should be big enough to distribute the load appropriate to the flooring materials in your display room. For example, if the legs are spindly and don't distribute the weight across enough square inches and you have a vinyl floor it will be damaged.
reddit_seaczar t1_jabcak7 wrote
Reply to What Tool For Removing Kitchen Faucet in Old House by americansuave
This tool will do it all.
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