Andrew Butler
Member
Hi all,
I'm looking for some information from anyone with the different sized/shapes of glass lily outlets please.
With me moving over to an AIO (All In One) aquarium system I will have an outlet position but outlet sizes and shapes are limited so want to try and do something about that.
*Correct me if I'm wrong but the theory is that the water entering the larger outlet size/shape of the lily pipes at a certain angle also acts to stop the flow having such a direct jet of water?*
I'm hopefully going to get one 3D printed to attach to my bulkhead and allow me to control a more relaxed and 'directable' flow so would sit on a swivel or ball shaped socket, similar to LocLine.
To get something printed I'd like to see some photos or even videos with some measurements so I hopefully can get someone to turn this into a printed plastic version - as much information as possible please including the distance from rim to entry, angles etc would be great.
I hope this makes sense and as ever constructive input and suggestions are always welcome.
Andrew
I'm looking for some information from anyone with the different sized/shapes of glass lily outlets please.
With me moving over to an AIO (All In One) aquarium system I will have an outlet position but outlet sizes and shapes are limited so want to try and do something about that.
*Correct me if I'm wrong but the theory is that the water entering the larger outlet size/shape of the lily pipes at a certain angle also acts to stop the flow having such a direct jet of water?*
I'm hopefully going to get one 3D printed to attach to my bulkhead and allow me to control a more relaxed and 'directable' flow so would sit on a swivel or ball shaped socket, similar to LocLine.
To get something printed I'd like to see some photos or even videos with some measurements so I hopefully can get someone to turn this into a printed plastic version - as much information as possible please including the distance from rim to entry, angles etc would be great.
I hope this makes sense and as ever constructive input and suggestions are always welcome.
Andrew