Funkyfranklin
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So, this started out as me building a mother cabinet, in order to keep the first cabinet rotating. That went out the window and it's now a big flower area. I will be installing 2 viparspectra 450's and an Apollo Horticulture 6" fan and filter in this sucka and it's really getting me excited! Especially seeing my buddy standing in it (mind you he's only 5'7", but still that's not bad for a cabinet).
The cabinet is a closet maid from home depot. Ext. dimensions are 20.5"x48"x72". The OEM bottoms are made out of shite "wood" and warp horribly, even when it is mounted on the floor (which is what I did on my last cabinet.. I'm already plotting rebuilding it). Over the last two days I ,made the 2x4 frames for the top and bottom, drilled the pilot holes and cut the holes for the intake and exhaust vents in the plywood back (OEM has a cardboard back that won't do..).
I put screws every 4" on the back, and just about everywhere that the frame touched along the outsides. The screws holding the frame in are 2 1/2" and the ones holding the on the back and attaching the frame in the 1 1/2" areas are 1 1/4". It's pretty sturdy right now (and will be even sturdier, when I can install the vertical bracing after its first harvest (it's scrogged and the scrog frame wont allow enough room to fit)
That's it for today.. I feel like I'm probably missing all kinds If things here.. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free! Thanks for checking out the thread and I hope that you guys like it as much as I do!
The cabinet is a closet maid from home depot. Ext. dimensions are 20.5"x48"x72". The OEM bottoms are made out of shite "wood" and warp horribly, even when it is mounted on the floor (which is what I did on my last cabinet.. I'm already plotting rebuilding it). Over the last two days I ,made the 2x4 frames for the top and bottom, drilled the pilot holes and cut the holes for the intake and exhaust vents in the plywood back (OEM has a cardboard back that won't do..).
I put screws every 4" on the back, and just about everywhere that the frame touched along the outsides. The screws holding the frame in are 2 1/2" and the ones holding the on the back and attaching the frame in the 1 1/2" areas are 1 1/4". It's pretty sturdy right now (and will be even sturdier, when I can install the vertical bracing after its first harvest (it's scrogged and the scrog frame wont allow enough room to fit)
That's it for today.. I feel like I'm probably missing all kinds If things here.. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free! Thanks for checking out the thread and I hope that you guys like it as much as I do!