stumpjumper
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I definitely think the added spectrum is beneficial. They look great man. I'll be running a Ushio HPS and a SunMaster 6,500 MH in conjunction this coming up round. I'm anticipating good things. 
Michigan Poasts Pictures and Talks Shit Too.
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Cory and trevor
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That camera talk? I don't speak camera dude, I suck out loud at camera work and mine is old but the last guy gave me advice said use the macro setting and once I figured out how to do that it was much better so I'll try and see if my camera does that. Thanks for following along and tanks to you MArty by way of Glad for the purple marty-nice shit! Great flavor like the church but with a high to it-the church I had might as well have been the incesnse it smelled like cuz it wasn't hittin the hear for nothing you stuff was niiiiice
stumpjumper
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Fuck it "Cereal O's" or is it Post Toasty O's? Toasty Posties?
FatMarty
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I'm investing in a new hood for my grow and decided I have to have the Magnum XXXL.
It's very large glass area; so I'm working on getting vent ready.
You see it's got 8" vent collars and I don't need more than 6" worth of airflow.
Problem is, (and I almost made this mistake), the one that has 6" vent collars is quite a bit smaller on glass size.
I want the big one man; so I need to get air through it in my small area.
I need to make a right angle and reduce to two 4" vents from the 8" collar.
This partially done solution does the trick in 10":
I need to do some riveting and make a cap that outlets two 4" next.
Is anyone running one of the 8" Magnums yet?
Curious about heat issues if you got any.
I'm running 400 - 500 cfm through my current 6" hood vents with no issues.
It's very large glass area; so I'm working on getting vent ready.
You see it's got 8" vent collars and I don't need more than 6" worth of airflow.
Problem is, (and I almost made this mistake), the one that has 6" vent collars is quite a bit smaller on glass size.
I want the big one man; so I need to get air through it in my small area.
I need to make a right angle and reduce to two 4" vents from the 8" collar.
This partially done solution does the trick in 10":
I need to do some riveting and make a cap that outlets two 4" next.
Is anyone running one of the 8" Magnums yet?
Curious about heat issues if you got any.
I'm running 400 - 500 cfm through my current 6" hood vents with no issues.
FatMarty
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Grow Room material:
DensShield Tile Backer
Very Heat resistant.
Very Mold resistant.
Pretty darned good water resistance.
It has an acrylic side that is heat treated somehow, and then has fiberglass and gypsum in the middle.
What's really cool about it is that it matches 'rockboard' type material for durability, etc. with about 1/4 of the weight and hassle to install.
It cuts with a razor knife easier than most drywall.
Cutting a circle in this stuff is childs play even for a novice.
I'm doing my bloom roon lid with it and thought it deserves mention.
Where I get it it comes in 4' x 5' sheets.
Kinda odd size unless you consider bathtub back walls are usually 60" or a tad less.
DensShield Tile Backer
Very Heat resistant.
Very Mold resistant.
Pretty darned good water resistance.
It has an acrylic side that is heat treated somehow, and then has fiberglass and gypsum in the middle.
What's really cool about it is that it matches 'rockboard' type material for durability, etc. with about 1/4 of the weight and hassle to install.
It cuts with a razor knife easier than most drywall.
Cutting a circle in this stuff is childs play even for a novice.
I'm doing my bloom roon lid with it and thought it deserves mention.
Where I get it it comes in 4' x 5' sheets.
Kinda odd size unless you consider bathtub back walls are usually 60" or a tad less.
FatMarty
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Oops: 'Bender' won't work; he's too big for my room.
So I got this brand new hood with a 5 year warranty.
That warranty is not going to work out for me.
I had to cut 6 rivets and 8 metal tabs to get the 8" collar off.
I took glass out first of course.
Now I need to make a hard right angle to one 6" instead of two 4" connections.
Thinking of trying to play sheetmetal guy...
Oh yeah - this hood is amazing big man.
It's a huge bargain at @ $172 where I got it.
My old hood is pretty big; but this is a whole new league.
My only complaint is that they don't offer the "Ocho" glass size with 6" collars.
So I got this brand new hood with a 5 year warranty.
That warranty is not going to work out for me.
I had to cut 6 rivets and 8 metal tabs to get the 8" collar off.
I took glass out first of course.
Now I need to make a hard right angle to one 6" instead of two 4" connections.
Thinking of trying to play sheetmetal guy...
Oh yeah - this hood is amazing big man.
It's a huge bargain at @ $172 where I got it.
My old hood is pretty big; but this is a whole new league.
My only complaint is that they don't offer the "Ocho" glass size with 6" collars.
FatMarty
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I went to Home Depot and got some sheet metal, 4" fittings, and rivets.
The old 8" collar stuck out 2" from the edge of glass from the factory.
My new custom fitting thing sticks out 2 1/2".
I did way better on this one than with Bender.
But it took all night.
I just need to plug a couple gaps where the two 4" fittings are inserted.
Probabley with fiberglass, and then cover seams with silver tape.
I'm going to light up Bender and scare the kids at Halloween; so he's not a total bust.
The old 8" collar stuck out 2" from the edge of glass from the factory.
My new custom fitting thing sticks out 2 1/2".
I did way better on this one than with Bender.
But it took all night.
I just need to plug a couple gaps where the two 4" fittings are inserted.
Probabley with fiberglass, and then cover seams with silver tape.
I'm going to light up Bender and scare the kids at Halloween; so he's not a total bust.
FatMarty
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Dude you are actually lucky - this is one the best Lions teams I've witnessed.You have got some skills marty, looks good...maybe you can sell loan that robot to the lions and he can play special teams n defense
I can just imagine the Homeland Security gauntlet I would have to navigate to get Bender into Ford Field.
I set him out in the living room and he looks content enough for now.
My neighbor is heating and Cooling guy.
I should give him Bender and talk him into making full size body for halloween.
Needs a little trap door in his stomach for the candy bowl...
Corso312
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lol man, you are right! he would never clear security ..only way to get on that field and show his skills would be to parachute in....I thought the lions would win 10-12 games and now it looks more like 8,9 at most...think it is time to can shwartz at the end of season if no playoffs.
FatMarty
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I finished cutting up all my new stuff; the blanket, the hood, and the molded lamp extension cable.
Just got to get a wire strain relief and some angle aluminum stock for mounting.
Here's where I'm at now:
I stuffed some unfaced fiberwool in cracks and crevices and then liberally covered with silver tape.
Added a small sheet metal patch over a particularly deep cavity and taped that up real good.
The new fitting is very solid. Just what I wanted here.
Then I cut up the $56 heat shield 'blanket' to fit around my custom end and sealed that with silver tape.
I probably should have started with one of these instead:
The aluminum I am getting is inch and a half 1/8" angle; so the top of hood will be 1-1/2" from DensShield lid once installed.
I'll brace it with 3/4" angle stock.
Just got to get a wire strain relief and some angle aluminum stock for mounting.
Here's where I'm at now:
I stuffed some unfaced fiberwool in cracks and crevices and then liberally covered with silver tape.
Added a small sheet metal patch over a particularly deep cavity and taped that up real good.
The new fitting is very solid. Just what I wanted here.
Then I cut up the $56 heat shield 'blanket' to fit around my custom end and sealed that with silver tape.
I probably should have started with one of these instead:
The aluminum I am getting is inch and a half 1/8" angle; so the top of hood will be 1-1/2" from DensShield lid once installed.
I'll brace it with 3/4" angle stock.