I built a drying box today...

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Guest

• Mar 20, 2006

• #1

What do you guys think?

The fan blows at only 30cfm or so - not enough to overdry too much. There are holes drilled in the bottom for air uptake...


What do we have here? A storage box?


What? With a power cord?



Those arent for filing!



Total cost, $50.

 

hgl

Active member

• Mar 20, 2006

• #2

Very nice! very professional too!!!

 

NiteTiger

Tiger, Tiger, burning bright...

Veteran

• Mar 20, 2006

• #3

Nice! May even want to consider removing those trays and hanging a line in there to hang the buds from, better air circulation.

nothing wrong with the trays though

 

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Guest

• Mar 20, 2006

• #4

Well, we'll see how it works in about a week. I have a sample nug in there now just to see.....

If it werent for the holes in the bottom, I could dump dessicant in there to help dry as well.... Instead I might just put a tupperware with some in it on one of the racks...

 

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HOVAH

Member

• Mar 20, 2006

• #5

very nice mannnn , the yeah it really professional too. 1HOVAH

 

NiteTiger

Tiger, Tiger, burning bright...

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• Mar 20, 2006

• #6

Oh no, I'm not saying I see a problem, just offering a suggestion With those holes I'm sure you'll get great airflow. just offering a different method, some people swear by hang drying.

 

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Guest

• Mar 20, 2006

• #7

NiteTiger said:

Oh no, I'm not saying I see a problem, just offering a suggestion With those holes I'm sure you'll get great airflow. just offering a different method, some people swear by hang drying.

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I will probably still hang for the first 1-3 days until they crisp enough that I know Im not laying a wet side down.

 

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BudGood2006

Member

• Mar 20, 2006

• #8

Where did you get those racks? Very nice job dude!

 

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Guest

• Mar 20, 2006

• #9

BudGood2006 said:

Where did you get those racks? Very nice job dude!

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http://www.containerstore.com/

They are actually just stackable file holders for desk usage.

 

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BudGood2006

Member

• Mar 20, 2006

• #10

Stoner innovation is a wonderful thing...

 

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Guest

• Mar 20, 2006

• #11

Nice work JJ... let us know how it works for ya.

 

Libalau-Timmay

Member

• Mar 21, 2006

• #12

yea, that is pretty sweet. Im gonna be needin to build me one of them things soon.

 

AlexanderS

Active member

• Mar 28, 2006

• #13

sweet!

 

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Guest

• Apr 18, 2006

• #14

Hey jumblyjoe gr8 idea
Im gonna be interested what kinda results ur gonna get, keep us posted. what type of fan are you using?

 

bloodshot

Member

• Apr 24, 2006

• #15

Damn...thats a good idea and nice creation. For 50$ too, will work amazingly well.

 

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Guest

• Apr 24, 2006

• #16

$50.

American Harvester dehydrator - $39 US K-Mart

6 adjustable racks and a fan already mounted!

COMPLETE WITH POWER CORD!!!!!

(2-3 hour quick dry, 24 hour complete dehydration)

Plug 'n Play



But, nice job - and great use of another tub. Lots of money and time on yer hands?

 

Last edited: Apr 24, 2006

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Hilikus

New member

• Apr 25, 2006

• #17

50 bucks??? not bad, and very discreate. I LIKE!

 

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Guest

• Apr 26, 2006

• #18

hey 1tokeOverLine, i just looked the American Harvester dehydrator up and managed to find some in the uk, does using this degrade the finished product in any way? approx how much can u fit in the trays? is it best to fill it completely or half full? any info would be appreciated thx...
sorry if it seems i have hijacked ur thread jumblyjoe

 

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Guest

• Apr 26, 2006

• #19

Out of respect fer the thread owner I'll PM ya. Sorry, didn't mean to hijack, just wanted you to know there are cheap options out there that work well.

 

Farmer John

Old and in the way.

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• Apr 26, 2006

• #20

House 130.000€. Enough room to dry my herbs.