I need someone to come to my home & drill a hole in my 210 gallon aquarium so I can attach bulkheads & set up a sump. Has to have plenty of experience & really knows what he/she is doing. Anyone here know who I can call? Thank you.

Wow that's a nice sized aquarium. Where are you located ?

Jackson

Okay, I know someone who builds fish tanks professionally in Lakewood, I'll ask him if they'd be willing to just drill an existing tank.

Thank you.

Just made sure the glass you're planning on drilling isn't tempered.  

It isn't. Back piece not tempered bottom. I know if you try to drill tempered, it w/ shatter. Don't want that!

Just get a diamond core drill and use water to keep it wet and slow.

Yeah I read up on it & watched videos. Doesn't seem too difficult. Just like anything else, proper tools & know how. I'm just concerned in that I've never done it. One thing to mess up w/ a $100.00 55 gallon but this tank is the better part of a grand.

Call a glass shop

Okay, I know someone who builds fish tanks professionally in Lakewood, I'll ask him if they'd be willing to just drill an existing tank.

I'm sorry, my friend just asked his boss and he said they wouldn't do such a small job.

I'm sorry, my friend just asked his boss and he said they wouldn't do such a small job.

Moonlight, perhaps? Wouldn't be the first time, and it's not like he's taking a job away from the boss, who at this point has turned it down.

I can ask. He'd have to borrow equipment, and he definitely wouldn't do it without it being ok'd.

Just shoot it with one of these, out of a barrel with a high rate of twist.

I can ask. He'd have to borrow equipment, and he definitely wouldn't do it without it being ok'd.

If he's a good employee, and if his boss is a fair man, he's gonna say yes, even to the use of the company tools, I would think. It's not like this wears out much of anything.

That's how I run my little business, for sure.

Good luck.