1. Sep 15, 2009 #1
   

   snowman82 Experienced Reefkeeper

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   well i drilled my 120 last night, was easier than anticipated.  wasn't nervous but not a patient person either haha.  went through 2 batteries and my cordless was very very hot when i was done, had to resort to a corded drill to finish the last hole.  installed a glass holes over flow with 2 1.5" bulkheads, the over flow box is very narrow and kinda difficult to get the bulkheads started but all in all very easy to do.  i'm just happy as hell i didn't break anything

    
2. Sep 16, 2009 #2
   

   AJ Inactive User

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   Congrats...I bet there were some nervous moments drilling a tank that big with it being your first one. I'm not sure I could have done that; I think I would have chickened out. Nice work!
   
   --AJ

    
3. Sep 16, 2009 #3
   La Porte City, IA

   xroads Veteran Reefkeeper Vendor

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   Congrats,
   
   They bigger they are the easier they are to drill. I broke 3 10 gallon ones b4 I got one drilled.

    
4. Sep 16, 2009 #4
   Des Moines, IA

   ninjazx777 Experienced Reefkeeper

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   yep the thicker the glass the more stable it is

    

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