Ty people, I also plan on using for lake tributaries that consist of pebbles dirt and sand. How does the hog mat lay into the sluice? I heard superglue? I want the to be easily removed and swapped for moss and riffles
Ty people, I also plan on using for lake tributaries that consist of pebbles dirt and sand. How does the hog mat lay into the sluice? I heard superglue? I want the to be easily removed and swapped for moss and riffles
The hog matting should be cut to a close enough tolerance that it jam fits the sides of the sluice without bowing the middle of the mat up. You can then place and remove with little difficulty.Ty people, I also plan on using for lake tributaries that consist of pebbles dirt and sand. How does the hog mat lay into the sluice? I heard superglue? I want the to be easily removed and swapped for moss and riffles
Right idea OV. Ditch the riffles for -100 gold. Only thing is combining deep V and vortex isn't a great idea. Vortex needs a 15degree tilt/drop, deep V works best with much less. So, you have to pick one or the other I think.
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Hi Fellows
I am trying to eyeball those photos closely. I am not 100% sure but if that expanded metal IS flattened instead of raised, it will not work at all.
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Finn
I'm not sure how the riffles could be place on the expanded metal without voids
Hi the flat side is down. Raised side is up.
Silicone sealant and closed cell foam rubber maybe. Sounds like you already got some scrap Hogg Mat, is that stuff "squishy"? Well if so, just squish it in there