A recent project for "Home and Family" was to turn an old computer into an aquarium. After hours of trial and error, I eventually created one. No goldfish were harmed in the process. Just diving into a project head first, making hundreds of mistakes, is the best way to learn new skills.
any chance of a blow by blow tutorial? : )
ReplyDeleteMaybe down the line I will. I'll need time to figure out the best way to explain, as it was so unique and custom.
ReplyDeleteooh What acrylic "glue" did you use. I had a small tank in high school and created a partition within it using two pieces of acrylic and some "glue" which was sort of like an acrylic "melter" which bonded the two pieces together. I've been looking for it since and everything thinks I'm crazy.
ReplyDeleteHi Nettle,
DeleteIt is Acrylic.I used IPS Weld-On #16 glue, which does in a sense melt and fuse the plastic.
or is it glass...
ReplyDeleteHi Dave,
ReplyDeleteGreat post... as always
One thing... did you modify your banner heading on your blog? Seems like a couple of articles (ex. knife and fork) were added recently or did I just catch that now?
I did a while ago. The knives and fork were part of the change then I think.
DeleteHi Dave...
ReplyDeleteIm trying to do the same with an imac g3 i have. But I dont know what modifications to make once I have dissasembled all the computer. Any chance you can explain this?, Also... did you made the front of the tank with the concave effect, as the CRT?.
Thanks in advance man....