Can this tray be cut in some manner to attach PVC pipe or other type water line and used as reservoir tray for a recovery system for a raised bed?
588320
It's pretty tough material. I had to use a circular saw to cut it to fit. Taking your time I'd think you could use a dremal.
588321
I used a hole saw to cut a 1.5" outlet in the side of this tray and fit it with a bulkhead for draining. The ridges in the bottom are narrower but would take a .75" hole with ease.
588322
Yes it can be I used it for hydroponics and attached pipes and made holes,u can easily do it with the right parts
832976
Yes, it works great. It is what I use it for. You just have to be careful about moving it. Make sure you drag it without lifting the tray.
144052
You could use it for about anything after cutting it to fit but I think it's much too expensive for that application. It's thick and custom cut for these wire shelves.
2237598
I doubt it, it is not a cutting device. It is made to crimp heavy duty cable terminals.
2102386
You probably could take a hacksaw and cut off about 6" below where the tubes are seamed together. Or just have a metal fabricator make you one showing the picture.
1518277
PVC would be possible, but I have not used it for that material. I would recommend it for metal though
2248739
The unit comes with a push and seal connector for 3/8" plastic water line. If you don't want to use this connector simply unscrew it and it leaves a threaded pipe to connect to.
655063
If you can make the tubing connections, I don't see why not. I use mine in a non traditional way:making a waterfalls and pond in a paludarium.
228643
I have seen similar circular plastic trays in various sizes at Home Depot, or you could try calling the manufacturer if phone number is available. I
930235
Maybe. Of you could find the right sized file for the arc of the cutting surface. But the are so cheap I am not sure it would be worth it. The are all metal under the plastic handle and could be recycled.
412813
Probably! You'd have to a very large pipe of course. Drilling holes in PVC can get messy and might ruin eqpt as the plastic melts on the saws. I made a flower tower using chicken wire and weed fabric.
249159
The siphon part would work but I don't know how hot of water you want to use since with the plastic.
978330
yes it is feasible...http://www.amazon.com/WaterPik-hose-repair-kit-handle/dp/B000A8EHU6/ref=sr_1_30?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1410436236&sr=1-30
2106775
I just looked at mine. From the looks of it, you probably could, though the plastic is thick enough that you may want to use a saw or something.
1557018
By itself, no. With modification to a straight pole or the product itself, yes. The mesh sits in a groove around the perimeter of the feeder. You could always drill a hole in the center of the mesh into a wooden pole or metal if your drill can handle it.
1025522
Yes you can use your existing tray provided it is the correct size to fit this drainer
1676164
I would not advise cutting this. There are several lengths available. You shouldn't need to cut it - it wraps around the pipe.