Becareful when using glass inlet and outlets

[lantian69]

Take care man.. I also almost cut myself last time too. That's y I changed to stainless inlet/outlet too. Easy maintenance too. You may wanna consider for safety reason ya.

[Alex Tan]

Noted. tk care.speedy recovery.

[Gavan]

that is gross, cut to the bone. what brand pipes was it? could it be the glass not as good? when I was buying my gush pipes the dude advised me to handle only the straight sections of the pipe cos that part is the strongest


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[v200]

that is gross, cut to the bone. what brand pipes was it? could it be the glass not as good? when I was buying my gush pipes the dude advised me to handle only the straight sections of the pipe cos that part is the strongest


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second hand ada pipes. Was trying to cover the bottom of the inlet pipe with a rubber piece. Holding to the straight sections. Inlet broke, my motion was a downwards motion, hence the stabbing down.....luckily did not stab my leg.....

Shudder when I think what may happen.....
Blessing it only required stitches....

[Urban Aquaria]

second hand ada pipes. Was trying to cover the bottom of the inlet pipe with a rubber piece. Holding to the straight sections. Inlet broke, my motion was a downwards motion, hence the stabbing down.....luckily did not stab my leg.....

Shudder when I think what may happen.....
Blessing it only required stitches....

Yeah, the section with the intake cut-out slots is the weakest part of the inflow pipes, those glass slots can break very easily if you put force on them.

I guess next time have to be very careful when attaching intake guards with rubber seals... or just use sponge guards instead.

[tropic]

Take care man. Get well soon.