We do wet/dry filters of all shpes and sizes

[JPG@CFI]

RF,

If anyone knows my history, you will know this is where I got my start. Building wet/dry filters. They seem simple to build, but they are time consuming and can get tricky with all the baffles and options. Here is a nice simple filter that will out perform wet/dry's that are mass produced with 3/16" acrylic. I have seen heaters burn through the sides of them more than once! I start with at least 3/8" material, and use my proven design. Enjoy, J

 

[conradryaan]

where do you work? I've seen a couple of your posts now and I love what you do!

 

[JPG@CFI]

where do you work? I've seen a couple of your posts now and I love what you do!

conradryaan, I have a little acrylic fabrication shop in South Seattle. Been building aquariums, steel stands, sumps and stuff for about 12 1/2 years for myself. Worked for a shop for about 3 1/2 years before that. I have also worked retail at a saltwater aquarium store for awhile in the past as well.
Thanks for the kind words. I have a good friend that lives in Spokane, and he has transported tanks and such for me, so don't be a stranger! Thanks, Jason

 

[conradryaan]

that's really cool that you started up your own place! I can tell it is from the real passion you have for what you. I'm from Seattle and will be there next month. do you have a show room? I'd love to come check your work out