My Grow Cabinet

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bmanbotb

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Took clones. Trying half in the cloner and the rest in rockwool to see which is faster in this setup. Also a pic of the parts to my cloner
 
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killz

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bmanbotb said:
Thanks!
I made the lights/hoods and adjusters from scrap stainless. I didn't want the lights to swing around on chains or yoyo's.
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That's fuckin' pimp you made those. I make stuff and it looks awful, cost 100 x too much and take too long.
 
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bmanbotb

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killz said:
That's fuckin' pimp you made those. I make stuff and it looks awful, cost 100 x too much and take too long.
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(ask me to make something out of wood, i'd say the same thing)
I work with metal so it's kinda second nature. + I had very little cash to spend.
Thanks for the props!
 
Bud000420

Bud000420

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yea this grow is great so far, i am impressed you jumped into everything with flying colors, everything is perfect. what is the plastic box around the plants for? anywho iam subd. budout.
 
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bmanbotb

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Bud000420 said:
yea this grow is great so far, i am impressed you jumped into everything with flying colors, everything is perfect. what is the plastic box around the plants for? anywho iam subd. budout.
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Thanks.
The plastic box is to help keep the humidity up and prevent them from wilting.
 
TheJointProject

TheJointProject

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Hey man lookin good! Quick question where did u get your fan from? The 120mm with the adjustable speed? Subbed can't wait to see how they go!
 
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Cortex

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Very nice setup ;) I'm setting up að similar growing closet as well. One question though, are not using mylar for reflection?
 
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bmanbotb

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Cortex said:
Very nice setup ;) I'm setting up að similar growing closet as well. One question though, are not using mylar for reflection?
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Not Mylar. I'm using stuff called "Flashgro" reflective fabric. Very cool stuff. A 25 ft roll for $25. Less hot spots and much easier to work with and mount.
 
DankNugget420

DankNugget420

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I think you did a good job i like your setup man :P Just curious that Fan you used from newegg. Thats a computer fan so how do you plug it into a regular electricity outlet? I would like to do that to my box I have now. Plz help!
 
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bmanbotb

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DankNugget420 said:
I think you did a good job i like your setup man :P Just curious that Fan you used from newegg. Thats a computer fan so how do you plug it into a regular electricity outlet? I would like to do that to my box I have now. Plz help!
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The computer fan is powered with a wall wart. ( dc transformer, mine was from a phone charger. Just make sure you match the voltage(12volt) and the amps with the fan. You need to have at LEAST the same number of amps or more than the fan calls for. Never go over! Think of the amps like a reservoir of power. So if you have a 800mA wall wart, you could power four 200mA fans. I always stay under for safety.
There is lots of info about this on the net.
 
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IstTimer

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Really cool and very similar to what I'll be working on. (Once i finalize my plans)

Great job, I'll be following this one for sure.

Peace & good luck
 
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amquai

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where did you get the speed controller for the fan? I think thats what I was looking at.


Edit. Never mind I read the rest of the post and found it. I just purchased one it will be perfect for what I need it for.
 
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