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This is right on the link I gave you, right next to the cutting boards: "Custom fabrication is just a call away.... call our acrylic fabrication experts to discuss your needs. 877-677-8872"

Yes you can......LOOK HERE, bottom of the page. But also try restaurant supply houses.

Sunny, there is a Brute in the pictures but no mention in the OP. What size, does it come with the lid and price. Thanks, Paul

All I know is that Lake Michigan isn't freezing this year! :o

I am compelled to clarify because I believe you are confusing specific gravity (SG) with parts per thousand (PPT) and am not sure if you actually have calibrated your refractometer. A number of the refractometers we use have both scales. We want to target SG of around 1.026, while equals...

I'm wondering if that pipe isn't DWV that he is using under pressure. It sure sounds that way. EDIT TO ADD: I also just looked up a picture of his filter room: National code for bracing PVC pipe is every four feet. By eye, it looks like that is what he has. However, whenever I've run...

That simple bracket was made with scrap plywood I had lying around. You need a place to put the voltage supply, and I also had to mount it to the concrete wall in the basement. This bracket just made that simple to do. No timer for me. My typical water making day is starting the pump...

I have the 8800 pump. I haven't touched the pressure settings....one reason is that I have an old RO unit with no pressure guages. But it is my understanding that it can be adjusted by turning a little screw on the top of the unit. I will tell you that it made a tremendous improvement in...

Good stuff Kevin. Congratulations!

Dan, Earl's got the link. If you have any questions, please post. One error in that link is the very first post where I state, "One last point; if you have high pH, you don’t need to cook the baking soda. Simply mix 2 ¼ cups baking soda to one gallon of RO/DI water." This is not true, it...

Is that one tank in the first picture sitting on the hearth of a fireplace? I have one tank (OK, two...a small nano as well), and the moisture problems I have in my house are killing me. I've got to believe your house is a sauna.

That's just fine. But what is holding it up so it doesn't fall into the tank?

The minimum is enough to wet the glass frit bulb. But here's the important point, you never ever want to totally submerse the probe past the top of the glass portion. It will immediately ruin the probe. I have mine in a probe bulkhead to make sure the top never gets wet. Here it is new...

Good News! Dance And thanks for your generosity yesterday.

I'm going to assume you have low e glass. Low e cuts about 5 to 10 percent of visible light while taking both UV and IR down to very very low levels. If you look at photosynthetic response cuvres, only a smig of of UV and IR are included. Accordingly I would guess that PAR is...

Ouch! That hurts. Did I understand that correctly in one of the reviews that you get extra "cages?" Maybe that is the reason.

Ed, Marketing 101....first to market with a unique product, and supply and demand....you blow your margins out the door. So they cut their margins, but guarantee they are still seeing decent profits, even below 299. You can also bet your bippy that Maxspect has goosed their margins with...

Sunny, any remaining, I'm good for a bag. Thanks. I'm available any time Friday, if that works...or any weekend day.

I thought their live born babies were just fish food. I didn't know they were algae eaters. So were did you get them....I could use a couple in my sump.

Pete, you watching too much Paula Deen! And yes, like butta, as Pete stated, using standard hand tools or power tools for cutting wood.