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  1. I was basically thinking about fitting the top of the whole cart with the plywood basically creating a countertop. Since that lip is there, I was thinking that I could use a dremel to router a notch for it to sit in on the underside. The lip is about a 1/2 inch and I could laminate two pieces together if need be so that it doesn’t have a gap; clean up the corners and stain, bam!! Buuuut, let’s say I get the weight perfectly centered and dispersed, will the cabinet and casters hold it?
  2. I’d like to set up my Biocube 32 on my crash cart. Unfortunately, the cube is a few inches to long and hangs over the edge There is a lip that goes along three sides that keeps me from sliding the aquarium back anymore. I could slide a piece of plywood on top that fits within the lip but that hangs over to support the underside of the aquarium. Since the aquarium isn’t the width of the cabinet, I’d probably cut the plywood to the shape of the cart and aquarium. I could make the plywood go over the whole top of the crash cart by notching out a spot for the lip to sit in. This way I could scoot the aquarium back some. I may have to take the silver bar off and lay the plywood, with channels cut out for the lip on the cart to rest on it. BUT!!! Will these casters even be able to support the weight?
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