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Tubs a bit too big?

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  • 11-20-2012, 05:51 PM
    towelie4365
    Tubs a bit too big?
    So I built my rack, and used cardboard spacers with my tub to get the right shelf height... Unfortunately the tub I used as a spacer was the smaller tub, I don't know how they had different dimensions since they are the same exact model, but the other tubs barely fit. Is there any way I can shave down the tubs to make them slide in a bit easier?
  • 11-20-2012, 06:44 PM
    PitOnTheProwl
    you probably used the old sterlite tub and bought the "new" ones.
    you can shave the tops of them down but its a pain in the rear.
    what size is it 28qt or 41qt?

    home depot still carries the old style
  • 11-20-2012, 08:19 PM
    towelie4365
    Ok. I bought replacements, so hopefully they are the right size. If not I might try to sand down the top or cut off the rim
  • 11-21-2012, 06:37 AM
    RedHotRoyals
    Re: Tubs a bit too big?
    Depends how thick the plastic is, if its thick enough then use a rasp to get the main off then a file to smooth off nicely, youll probably be there forever with sand paper, although rough grade shouldnt be too bad

    If the plastics not thick or youve got a lot to take off then use a hacksaw
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