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E eroc Member Joined: Nov 26, 2015 Posts: 56	E eroc Posted posted on Tue, May 14, 2019 6:48 AM Update time.... Building the 'mountain' Making the main volcano 'removable' so I can service it. Used painters cup for the reservoir Bought UV reactive paint, mixed it with drylok (masonry sealer) to waterproof it Top part almost complete, but bottom of mountain still has some work Working on the mural in the back. My artist nephew is in town, going to help make it look realistic while keeping the UV reactive paint. There is a pump in the tank that takes the water up to the volcano and it empties back into the tank after going through lava rock, making an effective filter. Shelving to the right still has some work to do, but it is functional. Standing in front 18 cu ft fridge delivered and installed on Saturday. So right now, it's a functional bar. However, still feel like have about 2 more years of development.

Update time....

Building the 'mountain'

Making the main volcano 'removable' so I can service it.

Used painters cup for the reservoir

Bought UV reactive paint, mixed it with drylok (masonry sealer) to waterproof it

Top part almost complete, but bottom of mountain still has some work

Working on the mural in the back. My artist nephew is in town, going to help make it look realistic while keeping the UV reactive paint.

There is a pump in the tank that takes the water up to the volcano and it empties back into the tank after going through lava rock, making an effective filter.

Shelving to the right still has some work to do, but it is functional.

Standing in front

18 cu ft fridge delivered and installed on Saturday. So right now, it's a functional bar. However, still feel like have about 2 more years of development.

Post #795144 by eroc on Tue, May 14, 2019 6:48 AM