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Sounds good, I got plenty of ball lids around so I'll see what I can do with my tools and skillz and if I have to resort to carbide hole saw then so be it least it's only a one time purchase and can make as many lids as my heart desires

What kind of hole saw for metal though ? Was reccomended carbide earlier

Awesome sounds good, what cutting bit you using on a dremel for metal ?

My advice Get some infrared thermometers, get one at canopy level and a few other locations. I've found these to be as accurate as anything and cheap as it gets, I think I have 6 of them and would gladly use more. AODE® (2-Pack, Yellow) Digital Aquarium Thermometers Fish Tank Thermometer...

Same here Bose. Always nice when something turns out quality and probably more efficient and effective then the options on the market. :clap:

Room location and insulation is as big of a factor as cfm/btu, are you in the basement? Ground floor? Is the roof above your grow space exterior? I ask because I have a small space like yours and have been through this too many times. 1. Placement of thermometer Is key, if it is in any direct...

Recently ordered both to try to build the jars above I pictured with both digital and analog hygrometers in the lids, will be comparing the read outs along side a caliber IV, I'll post when I have accurate information on the accuracy between the two :bigjoint:

Is machining your field ? Any tips on milling into 6061 aluminum block? Or just a good google searcher like myself?

As I could do that, or just simply drop my small digital hygrometers in there, im not doing these out of need, simply because I'm addicted to little clever diy things and also looks sweet and would like some to cure my own buds in.

I'm guessing this is just a plastic replacement for ball lids? Not a bad idea because the two piece design of ball can get quite annoying, (might seal the two together before inserting the hygrometer into the lid) might order some of these and try some plastic ones too. Personally just like the...

Good lookin! I will remember that if I need too, carbide hole saw basically, gotcha. Hopefully will have the tools to do it at my house but if not can always make a trip to Home Depot or order one.

Hey man! Still waiting on my hygrometers but I figured I would ask you while I was thinking about it... How do you go about getting the nice clean hole in the metal lid?

I'm not sure I even found anywhere to purchase lol, as soon as I saw the picture on here I asked the guy where he got the hygrometers and ordered them. Only difficult part should be getting a nice clean hole in the metal lid. I will gladly let you know how it works, if simple enough I'll gladly...

I'm going to be making them

That's the exact one i ordered that I'm going to use as the "control" to be able to compare the readout accuracy of the jar lids I make. I will likely post a diy on how to do it after I have completed.

I currently use a 2x4 from Apollo horticulture and I believe it was under the 100 bucks, can't beat it for that price honestly. Have removable Velcro patches for the passive Intakes, plenty of vents and two sleeves for power cords. Your concern about keeping heat in your tent concerns me for...

Thanks much Bose! That thread was like coming across a gold mine when I found it, in the past I have always had issues with "green" tasting weed and not curing correctly. Maintaining RH inside the curing jars will be a great way to ensure a proper even cure.

You just toss them in the jar you put your dried buds into. There's a great thead on here somewhere explaining the different stages of curing that has RH levels listed that the jar should be kept at over the course of the cure. I'll see if I can find it and link it. I'm waiting on some...

Hey bud; no Airstone in the cloner, I wish that was the answer, any ways I'm excited to say I should be finishing up my new cloner this evening. I was mentioning wanting to do a cooler cloner, haven't been happy with my bucket lately, lid is cracked, water leaks out around the net pots because...

Give it a shot. The plants will let you know if they like it or not