I love having repeat customers. Especially reservoir customers...it means my stuff didn't fail 
These are long reservoirs for a serious acrylic tech station. As in bigger than the average ATX bench.
After working out the particulars I decided to make them using some 1/2" sides. I guess that's my new thing: 1/2" makes me fully torqued.
I've got vids uploading, but it will be a little while.
Here are some pics.
Me, fully torqued, looking at a pile of 1/2" parts.
A deceptively simple looking pile of parts. The deal is, as always, every dimension has to be exact, every edge dead on 90 degrees, every corner square. All the parts have to be the same sizes or it won't work.
6 G-1/4 ports per reservoir drilled and tapped. All the saw cut edges are sanded with care to maintain that perfect perpendicularity just enough to remove the cut marks. I clamped the parts together and sanded them as a pack to be sure all the dimensions shrank the same amount.
5 of the 6 sides fused together and curing. Tops tomorrow and then more fun chamfering and polishing edges.
Edited by CyberDruid - 8/15/11 at 4:53am
