75 gallon stand build?

I have a 75 gallon marine land rectangle tank. It is about 48 x 18 x ?. I have been viewing videos online for days on how to build one. The videos are great and have lots of tips and tricks to offer.

That said I am having problems finding anyone who has the dimensions listed. For example...if they used 6 pieces (of 2x4) cut into 30 inch sections for the leg. Or what type of wood being used, like fir, oak, pine, or does it matter. Has anyone built their own tank stand and do you remember the dimensions you used in the construction?

I have my garage cleaned out and I am ready to go spend an arm and a leg for lumber. Any advise or pictures you share would be greatly appreciated. Looking forward to getting some dimensions....

 

I did build the stand for my 75 gallon. I used this site.
https://cflas.org/2014/03/03/build-your-own-aquarium-stand/

 

I have a 40gal, but I just used 2 rows of cinder blocks (and some fake ivy to feel fancy).

 

I did build the stand for my 75 gallon. I used this site.
Build Your Own Aquarium Stand

I used that on too! Easy and good plans

 

I did build the stand for my 75 gallon. I used this site.
Build Your Own Aquarium Stand

Looks like a spin on RocketEngineer's tank stand. - Below link will give you the 'formulas' to easily cut anything to the length/height you need. Probably the most tried and tested DIY tank stand of the past 15 years.

DIY Stands Template and Calculator - Reef Central Online Community

 

I have a 40gal, but I just used 2 rows of cinder blocks (and some fake ivy to feel fancy).

How does your name have a new member and a 5 year member

 

How does your name have a new member and a 5 year member

They probably had a fishlore account for 5 years but never made a post which is why they also have the new member sign. A new member means they have 0 - 49 posts but that does not mean they havent had the account for longer.

 

How does your name have a new member and a 5 year member

Haha that's hilarious. Probably because I pop in sporadically and don't have much of a post history