BUILDING AQUARIUM STANDS
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Put the 4th in the middle where you keep standing. Scape it for a 4 sided view. Another teaching video
I instantly thought he should do an octagon in the center and get some tall, sleek plants in it.
you could also angle the second tank 45 degrees in the corner so it meets up nicely with the other tank on the next wall, just a suggestion :)
Who else thinks he should build an L shaped corner tank for right there???? I do. Like so he can see this!
You should build an L shaped tank on that corner
I built my first tank stand, seven years ago, from your video. Never had any problems and probably never will. Just wanted to say thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world! Keep evolving.
Still love your DIY videos.
You crush these.
Even a non construction person could understand and follow your proscess and make their own.
And When my taxes get in I'm buying one of those sick t-shirts.
Damn they are sweet and they look long I'm 6'5" tall and need long TshIrts.
So excited for the changes! 😊
So far it’s looking great can’t wait till it’s finished
You've been talking about this discreetly on q&a, never thought you'd actually do it! Nice!
Love to see a corner take in that space
A DIY video on King of DIY in 2019? Impossible.
Back to the King of DIY videos we love!
joey, What would you think of putting a square 300 gallon tank in the open space? make it an island tank with plants and rocks coming out in the middle for 360 viewing.
Joey, have you given any thought to making a corner tank for that corner you just showed here? That way you could make it appear like a seamless wall of aquariums.
I used your design for a tank stand for my goldfish. It is WAY too sturdy for the load and is basically a heavy-ass stump, but I trust it more than anything I would buy at a store. Wrapped it in fabric with a staple gun and it was good to go
Nice work there Susan
If you're only going to put three tanks in that spot anyways, why dont you put one in the corner on a 45 degree angle. It will allow you to keep the corners of the tanks in line with each other. I think you said you were going to wrap them in your homemade stone foam thing. If the room doesn't allow you to keep them butted up to each other because of the dimensions, you can just link them with more material in between. But I would put them on a 45 degree angles in both corners. it'll give it more of a wrapped oval shape going around that short wall.
An L shape or a triangle tank in that corner would be cool as hell and super unique
true, that would be cool 👍
You’re very inspiring. I’m new to the fish hobby (2 years) but I’m also an engineering major. In the future, I would like bigger tanks but I would need stands. You build stands very well and I feel like instead of buying $200 stands I could just build one for under $50. I enjoy your work man. Keep it up.
It's nice to see you getting back into the DIY part I can tell you are really enjoying yourself I'd like to see more future DIY videos again I've learned so much from you over the past 10 11 years it's because of you that my fish room is the way it is and I mean awesome also my exodons we're not so hard to find but just as active and interesting as yours
$30 each.. the good old days 😂
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Right 😂
How much would you say it is today? Still worth it?
@@DoomScroller7 worth it
Finally the KING of DIY is back!!! Is not all about the cost, but the work we are looking forward in every video! 👍👍
What I like most about Joey is, his enthusiasm, he likes to work alone. One man army. KING OF DIY.
Somewhere in Canada, Joey just pressed the upload button. Meanwhile here I am studying math in Connecticut
You teach me so much, man. About fish, math, the weight of certain things, mild carpentry. I love your channel, dude.
Place two tanks on the longer wall and one tank on the shorter one, that would look better in my opinion.
i agree!
Putting a tank angled to the corner or building a corner tank would be my choice. Then you could build a couple smaller tanks to fill in the rest of the wall.
Finally good old diy stuff...we miss that. Full on bro!
Hell yeah. Feel like I got my old joey back for a little. I think I cried a little....Thanks Joey!
I think one tank should be in the corner at an angle, i think it would look better. Minor loss in floor space for the esthetics.
Maybe it’s just me but I think the tanks on the top row look fine to me. I like the look of tall tanks
the cornertank could be a larger L shaped tank!
I was thinking the same but maybe a diamond shape that will fit in the corner and it will have a large viewing window
Thanks for going over the security behind the support of the stands. It really shows that you care, and this goes back to your DIY roots and one of the integral factors that have thrust you onto all of our screens! Good video Joseph!
Suggestion. Angle the tank that is in the corner. So behind the tank is triangle. So you get a better wrap around look.
Hey Joey any chance you could come and help build my shrimp room in a few years ? I have big plans but a very bad back hahahaha:D
You could probably make a U shape out of the 5 tanks, leaving the 2 against the wall by the window, the 1 tank on the other wall and then the other 2 tanks parallel to the 2 tanks by the window. You could space them out away from the single tank on the wall so you have room to access them. Hope that all made sense. Keep it up, I love the evolution of the gallery.
Joey you said "quantity means more than quality" but I know you meant to say the opposite haha. I agree, always quality over quantity.
OG Awesomoby. Thinking the same thing lol
I used Joey's method to build a solid work table. Thanks Joey
I’m so excited for these videos 🐟💓
I'm a professional carpenter. I just built a tank stand and watched this to see if it matched up and it did. Thanks for all the advice and nice job!
Used this guide to build my stand as current one was bowing under 200kg+. The design is perfect and I now have a SOLID stand! Thank you very much and I subbed as well 👌🏻
how many 2x4"s did you buy for one stand?
Instead of putting the 3rd tank flat against the wall, turn it perpendicular so you have 2 rows of parallel tanks. Now you have 4 tanks in the space of 3
Love the actual DIY part of this channel. Would love to see Joey make a brackish aquarium with puffers and scats or do a open mudskipper tank.
Joey, have you considered putting some smaller tanks along part of the wall instead of all 120s? That would let you make tanks and setups closer to what most people will have access to, and also give you more total tanks to stock and play around with as well!
Adding a middle shelve and little doors for storage would be an even more helpful video 🙌🏾
Dont remove the tanks from the top it looks just great...... make some thing unique at that corner.... not messup unnecessarily
Corner diamond shaped tank so the viewing window faces out from the corner. More room to play with
Get another tank in the middle of the room, it might sound like a bad idea but I bet it would look awesome to have a 360º view on one aquarium that is surrounded by a bunch more
What about a corner tank?
he got his quantity vs quality mixed up !! to cute... at 7:50
TheWendolGuild ikr
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How about building a custom corner or L Shaped tank for that corner as dont recall you doing "custom" shaped ones before and it would be interesting to watch and see 😉
A 20ft tank, just has a bend
That's what I'm saying 😁
Can’t wait to see the final product
Ever since you uploaded a tutorial of your stand design years ago I’ve been building my tank stands according to your design. :)
I live in Dallas and I'm going to be at Aquashella for the whole weekend!! I'm so excited and I cannot wait to see you there!!
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This is the right way to build aquarium stand. nice n thanks a lot.
It’s like you knew I was building my fish room and needed to make some stands. Thanks for the great video!
I can’t wait until you have a big warehouse with employees to help with your projects. I’m pretty sure you could make a DIY public aquarium.
Just an idea....could you make an L shaped tank?
Your video came at the right time. I am in the process of getting some stands built. Your experience is very helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Another awesome video. I'm loving the fact you're pumping out more videos regularly. Keep up the good work
This video is perfect timing I'm getting ready to build a stand!
Same :)
I found 1 or 2 CZcams videos that tested glue joints. They glued two 2 X 4s together and clamped for 24hrs. When they split the boards apart, the glue didn't fail, part of one 2 X 4 was stuck to the other. I would have more trust in a glue joint than a screw joint, but using mechanical fasteners with glue can't be beat.
I use both
Great information on every little detail you build. Love it.
So glad you're making the diy videos again. You always help to teach and inspire
This is perfect. I was gonna build a stand or two over summer break to get ready for owning my own fish. Thanks for more info and ideas for a stand.
Susan is always so busy
Susan? I thought her name was Bill. 🤣
Really enjoying the process Joey. Thanks for sharing.
Bring the big tank(now with thd red tails) into the gallery along that wall and put 2 or 3 tanks out in smaller room. Also test your skills by making a cylindrical tank for the center of the floor space.
Can't wait to see what it looks like finished Bud you're doing a great job and love watching your videos
honestly i really liked this video, i dont like your older videos they seem so ... you dont seem to enjoy them as much and seeing this little bit of building was really good just as a refresher,
Joey I like learning new thing about fish keeping and making fish filters to keep up the awesome work
Thanks for this awesome video ! A lot were talking about how to build but failed to mention how much can the stand holds
wait, why not build a corner tank? did he say in a previous video? if the tanks will wrap, a corner tank seems like a effective way to use that corner, harder to access but you wouldnt need to access it that often. plus that kind of depth with a more narrow viewing edge gives a lot of options to aquascaping.
I know I will enjoy the journey. 😊 Looking forward to the rebuild.
Thanks for doing a building video. Also I got my shirt today and I love it. The fabric is so nice and comfy and I love the design. Thank you 🐠🐟🤩
Hi Joey, Thanks for the stand build i added a sliding desk to the front and enjoy my fish all day while working.
Cant wait to see how it all comes together. Be safe in Dallas. Your trip will be like your shirts, amazing 👍
I just built a stand for my new setup using your stand design, It came out great! Thanks for the video and keep on being awesome!
switching from metric to imperial so effortlessly. joey has 200iq
This is what it's about Joey, customising the gallery to your liking. It's forever evolving and your change is definitely in the right direction!
You could go with a ''corner'' L aquarium there Joey.
What about an L shaped aquarium in the corner?
Why not make a corner tank? Bowfront corner tank?
Andrew Palmer that would be different. I like that!
I love how cool this channel is, even though it is packed full of calculations.
Great stuff Joseph! Your video gave me an idea how to build a "budget" work bench. Thanks!
thanks for all your personality and information. i just built my first acrylic tank following your suggested method. i did have problems getting water tight joints after scraping. i personally would like it if you would go in depth about preparing acrylic edges for building a tank.
congrats daniel ! did it go wel ?
Thanks for going back to the basics! Love the videos!
Made my First and only big wood project off your designs for my 750 Litre tank a Table Stand and turned out great in Oregon wood on the outside! Cheers!
Put the tanks parallel to each other, just like the 2 against the wall. 11ft wall to 2000gallon. each stand 2 1/2 feet wide=5ft. 11-5=6 you have 3ft in between the 2 sets of 120's and between 120's and 2000gallon.
I just watch all of your videos back to back and love it so far.
Could you put a tank in the middle of the room directly opposite the one on the far wall? It would be a cool place for the scape to come out the tank and an interesting challenge to scape a tank which can be looked at from any 360 angle.
Yay back to diy. I enjoy it all though. Thank you sir.
Love your videos Joey.... All of them 👍
built a 120 "tall" aquarium from ground up (no stand needed) for angels...
Since they love vertical space more... customize the size of aquarium Build according to space you have.
Definitely going to give this a go. Want to get a 125g+ tank, and I'll just use this as a basic guide for a 2.5g nano tank. Getting tired of the nano tank on my dresser. Need to build a stand for that, too. This video was helpful, thank you.
DAD❤️ back at it again with hecking amazing videos
You should make a corner tank with a nice curved plexiglass in the front then put 2 of those tank racks on each side.
How about keeping them parallel to each other? You can keep 4 tanks and till have space.
It's good to see your passion and excitement is back Joey.
For the three stands, I would put one in the corner and have it facing outwards like the rest of the stands. It may take up a bit more space, but I think it's worth it because then all the tanks are facing one way and it's almost like you're surrounded by a wall of tanks.
Plus, it takes away the corner affect of the room