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Compared to fishdeth and Tim Fox, I'm a total slacker when it comes to photo documentation but it's coming along nicely. The 4" fan has been installed as well as power strips and timers for each level. I wound up going back and doubling the size of the flow through holes on each shelf because I...

The box is finally light-tight with weather stripping and it now sits on casters. The 2700k 250 watt cfl has been ordered as has my four inch fan which should be here in a few days. Instead of using heat registers as my intake, I opted to go with 2 four inch soffit vents. I'm using another...

I built myself a PVC ScrOG screen yesterday and wound up ordering this 4" in-line fan. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C ..After doing a ton of research, I'm going to wind up going with the 250w cfl for my flowering chamber.

Dumb question, but I want to be certain. Obviously it'd be wise not to weave any males into my screen. So, the horizontal training through the screen happens as soon as the plants are sexed, correct?

Some have filters and some do not. I have an older Dynastat model that I diy'd an intake filter using scraps o f regular ac filters. These ionizers are safe for people and pets. I can tell you that they're great at knocking down smoke. I don't know how effective they'd be for really large grows...

Here's a link that has a ton of industrial strength ionizers for sale. http://industrial2equipment.net/Cleanroom-Equipment-%26-Supplies-Ionizing-Blower/

I'm also considering using a 2 foot four bulb T5 set up. If anyone has any opinions regarding a T5 set up vs. a 250 watt cfl, I'd be happy to hear it.

I'm considering using a 250w 2700k cfl for the ScrOG flowering section of a two-tiered cabinet. The dimensions are 2' 4" wide x 2' 9" high x 1' 10" deep.. (the upper section of the attached photo) ..I'm on a very limited budget and I think that this might be my best option. This is a link to the...

Yeah, I've been watching your latest post.. (as well as having viewed your earlier runs with the fridge) ..My hat goes off to you. Thanks for the inspiration! I've had a change of plans regarding my flow-thru shelving and decided to only perforate part of each shelf. I'm thinking that a 4"...

For five hundred bucks you can build one that's just as nice, if not nicer, than some of the units that are out there.

A lot of party stores sell mylar wrapping paper. http://www.papermart.com/colored-mirrorized-metallic-film-rolls/id=12073

I have a Sauder computer work station that I'm converting into a two-level cab. I replaced the flimsy cardboard back with plywood and painted the inside flat white. The temperature in its designated location is pretty cold in the winter and pretty hot in the summer. My budget is very limited so...

Glad to be able to help. I just finished putting three coats of flat / matte white inside of my 'new' cabinet last night. Although, I'll most likely wind up lining the walls with those car windshield sun shades.

Matte finish paint is the same thing as flat.

Great build, Tim! Very inspiring! In regards to your wife's Lyme disease, I highly suggest drinking ozonated water. It's one of the few known effective treatments for Lyme disease.. (and also one of the medical industry's best kept secrets) ..I picked up an ozone generator from Amazon for 55...

I passed on the LED and will stick with CFLs.

Since my space is so small, and my budget is limited, I decided to pick up a Erligpowht 45W LED. http://www.amazon.com/Erligpowht-Indoor-Garden-Plant-Hanging/dp/B00S2DPYQM/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top?ie=UTF8 ..I'll probably get what I paid for but I'm not expecting much.

So, the only nutrients, during both light cycles, come from the fish? Nothing else?

Do any of you AG users have a ScrOG set up? I bought a used 7 last week and I'm in the process of getting mine set up for ScrOG. I'm actually going to practice on tomatoes. I've read through both of the AG Guides at the top of this forum and I'm very grateful to all of you that have contributed...