My newest creation. Lots of Links to my other ICMAG contributions. Probably not my last cabinet, I think I like designing as much as the horticulture.
I mounted all the grow equipement to the outside of my veg cabinet and I started thinking. What about just mounting everything in the dead airspace above the light?
Stanley Blower mouted with 4 drywall screws.
Air pump
250W HPS light, and my special air intake design
Five Gallon Bucket & Light at its highest point. I will probably be using 3 gallon *holds 2.5* buckets.
Another look at my air intake design
Ultraflect Lining
My AK47 DWC LST minutes after entering its new home.
This design is using 5 pieces of 24"X49" (2'X4'1") fiberboard from HD. Easly transported in the car. 4 of them are 3/4" and 1 is 1/2" although, i could have used all of one or the other. I used the 1/2" as the backing, and cut 1 other piece in exactly in the middle. These two pieces are the bottom and top. I took 1.5" of of 2 off the short ends of two different pieces.
This leaves me with
1, 3/4" untouched,
2, 3/4" 47.5" pieces;
2, 24"X24.5" pieces,
and the 1/2" backing.
Exact asemeblmy escapes me,
but I know that i took the 1.5" shortened pieces and placed them so they sat on top of the bottom piece. Not on the sides. Then attached the back piece. The top piece next, which if done correctly will be flush with the back piece. and I used 'European' hinges, which hide inside the door.
I mounted all the grow equipement to the outside of my veg cabinet and I started thinking. What about just mounting everything in the dead airspace above the light?
Stanley Blower mouted with 4 drywall screws.
Air pump
250W HPS light, and my special air intake design
Five Gallon Bucket & Light at its highest point. I will probably be using 3 gallon *holds 2.5* buckets.
Another look at my air intake design
Ultraflect Lining
My AK47 DWC LST minutes after entering its new home.
This design is using 5 pieces of 24"X49" (2'X4'1") fiberboard from HD. Easly transported in the car. 4 of them are 3/4" and 1 is 1/2" although, i could have used all of one or the other. I used the 1/2" as the backing, and cut 1 other piece in exactly in the middle. These two pieces are the bottom and top. I took 1.5" of of 2 off the short ends of two different pieces.
This leaves me with
1, 3/4" untouched,
2, 3/4" 47.5" pieces;
2, 24"X24.5" pieces,
and the 1/2" backing.
Exact asemeblmy escapes me,
but I know that i took the 1.5" shortened pieces and placed them so they sat on top of the bottom piece. Not on the sides. Then attached the back piece. The top piece next, which if done correctly will be flush with the back piece. and I used 'European' hinges, which hide inside the door.
