Wayne has made a very generous offer but I was just wondering if anyone might have a larger bit on the gold Coast??? Otherwise who has experience in 2 outlets of 32mm piping and one inlet of 32mm pipng....how many litres per hour could I get through this? Any help would be apreciated!
Honestly i have spoken to that wayne guy, he's pretty full of shit. lol :lol:
hi cichlidkeeper.
i have a 4 foot x 18 inch x 20 inch tank and the inlet is drilled with a 32mm bit
and the outlets are drilled with a 35mm bit and i pump 2800 lph of water from sump
and have no problem at all.
32mm drilled hole take's a 3/4 inch fitting
35mm drilled hole take's a 1 inch fitting
fitting's cost about
$13.00 buck's for 3/4 inch fitting's
and
$16.00 buck's for 1 inch fitting's
ps: it pay's to have bigger outlet's from tank, than the inlet to tank.
(can drill tank's no problem)
cheer's: red
:lol: @grum
look out grums been on the turps again...... :roll:
))o
keep in mind that a 1 inch outlet flows 77% more than a 3/4 inch outlet.
if the 35mm holes (1 inch fittings) are at the top of the back of the tank, dont expect more than 900lph to flow out of them... if they are in the base and you have stand pipes then maybe 4000lph could be obtained.
Waynes made an offer but his tool's too small for the job??? Go figure... :twisted:
yer to small for his hole.......
))o
If you want to work out your flow rates, this is the place to go.
http://www.efunda.com/formulae/fluids/draining_tank.cfm#calc
Theo
hi mate
i can do 34mm holes for you (1 inch pipe)
$20 first hole
$15 each after
and ill come do it for you
No one ever trys the cookie cutter and hammer technique.
mmmmm just dont have the same effect grum.....
Thats not what u told me Wayne, u told me u loved the cookie cutter coz it made ur hole much bigger to fit ur 34 ml tool in.
MAC