Diy Plumbing

Wednesday, May 31, 2006 - 3 Posts by 1 People

DIY Plumbing on a 75 Gallon.. 1 Attachment(s) ok guys.. 1st off i wanna thank everyone for such great help and guidance threw my last project the 20 gallon long sump.. next off is plumbing the best way on doing the plumbing... someone please help me out here... whoever has used pvc spa flex

Thursday, May 11, 2006 - 10 Posts by 6 People

Diy Plumbing so i took on the task of plumbing my 125... wow wut a mess HAHA filled the tank up ?I was just wondering... Is PVC piping really any better than just using tubes for the plumbing Diy Plumbing so i took on the task of plumbing my 125... wow wut a mess HAHA filled the tank up with water and turned on...

Thursday, September 10, 2009 - 8 Posts by 7 People

Looking for a good plumbing and hardware store for aquarium DIY (not Home Depot) So I'm completely looking for a good Hardware and/or Plumbing supply store for less common supplies for my DIY's .com Not hands on offer lots of stuff.www.savko.com for any plumbing parts. www.mcmastercarr.com

Sunday, May 10, 2009 - 8 Posts

RODI: Need a plumbing fitting/plumbing help This is what I have so far: Trying to attach my RO/DI similiar thats what i did....hth.... 220gal inset in wall.... Gotta love the diy!!!15yrs of acrylic fabrication Hobby Experience: not enough! Current Tanks: 220 gal inset in wall Interests: reef ,diy

Tuesday, February 03, 2009 - 4 Posts by 3 People

Ok so after winning the last DIY competition i was told to do a plumbing write up... so here goes nothing!! First off, with any plumbing project (manifold, drains, returns, etc...) its a really GOOD . Thats some plumbing. Very nice. 125 Gallon - FX5 Planted with 5" Rhom 75 GALLON - XP3 & Eheim

Monday, April 20, 2009 - 3 Posts by 2 People

It. Thanks. (The Plumbing Moderators) Would all DIYers please note that although advice will be given on gas related problems on no account should any work be ... done to gas pipework/appliances by anyone other than a CORGI registered installer. This is a legal requirement of the UK...

Friday, July 17, 2009 - 19 Posts by 7 People

Myself. Doesn't seem too complicated in the diy books I looked at but I have never done plumbing : $2000 to replace a shower valve and tub drain. I would not do this as a first DIY plumbing project myself. Doesn't seem too complicated in the diy books I looked at but I have never done plumbing

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Sunday, May 10, 2009 - 13 Posts by 7 People

I have the plumbing for a utility sink in my laundry room pre-plumbed but no sink. I know I have on the plumbing anyway. Cut the water off, open a valve elsewhere (kitchen sink and maybe a lower hose it done, vs. $50 or less to DIY, even if you have to buy fittings, a tubing cutter, scrap pipe, solder

Saturday, October 24, 2009 - 11 Posts by 6 People

To hold onto or cut off, how do i fix, without paying a plumber,is it a diy job or should i save hardware store or a good diy outlet they should be able to sell you a pipe joiner and some glue to fit both parts together. Regards, Fries.this should be a diy job no prob. like fries says the local

Monday, November 13, 2006 - 19 Posts by 5 People

Answers to some of the beginner's questions. First of all, can someone give me a "Plumbing 101 to plumbing, overall: Display tank (All-Glass 75g w/ MegaFlow overflow - 48"x18"x21") Sump/Refuge tank people can post pics of their plumbing. Remember that you want alot of flow but not so much