Uploaded October 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Today we look at some of the things involved in adding an inner support skeleton to a large tank, and filling in any gaps left behind by less than exact cuts. My miter saw tends to cut at 46 and 44 degrees instead of 45, so I get larger gaps than I necessarily want.
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Today we look at some of the things involved in adding an inner support skeleton to a large tank, and filling in any gaps left behind by less than exact cuts. My miter saw tends to cut at 46 and 44 degrees instead of 45, so I get larger gaps than I necessarily want.
information about supplies and design are available on our patreon, with free access to supporters and non-supporters alike.
Want to support us on patreon? Click here! patreon.com/MischiefandFins
Like us on facebook: facebook.com/MischiefandFins
Check out our "gaming" channel: youtube.com/channel/UCw6h9lCBDFilaRWpm-PXlZg










