Aquarium PVC Holder for Fry Rack

NOTE: I designed this with really tight tolerances. Make sure your printer can deal with tight tolerances before attempting to build this.

A really specific model here, but these brackets are meant to be used for a Fry System. You can attach PVC to the top brackets and to the brackets on the back for carrying water/air. 

Printing:
If you use Orca Slicer/Bambu Slicer, I highly suggest just using the “Main Project” file provided. This has everything oriented the correct way with the print settings I use. If you don't use these slicers, I print these with 3 walls and 15% infill. Manual supports ARE required for the main body piece, the female joint of the dovetail needs manual supports added. You will also need to print one set, and then mirror all the items to get the railings for the other side of the aquarium. If you are using the “Main Project” file, this is already one on two plates for you.

Assembly:
This consists of three pieces. There is a sloped railing, a straight railing, and the main body. Just slide the straight railing from the back until it's flush with the back of the main body, and then slide in the sloped railing from the front until that's flush with the slope of the main body.

PVC Brackets:
The PVC brackets are really, REALLY tight to make sure the PVC doesn't budge. At the top of each bracket is a small hole meant to hold a M3 screw and bolt to really secure the PVC in place.

Securing to the tank:
There are four holes on each bracket. Drill small holes through the aquarium brace and then use zip ties to secure the brackets to the aquarium.