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shafty420
don't know how old this is gd read though

http://refriginator.com/home.html
scraglor
why the hell does he lower the light level for flowering? what a tool. also, his way of adding co2 is likely to kill the plants if anything goes even slightly wrong, opening the bottle the way he suggests will easily bring that area up to WAAAAAAY over 2000ppm and cause burn. not sure on how the mositure gets srubbed? is he leaving that thing on!? he talks about frost collecting on the coils!? compressor aint gonna last long, nice idea, just needs a few tweaks imo
shafty420
true silly american
bit of tweaking here and there could work well am thinking of possibly a vegging box from a chest freezer
Noway
i got an old not working fridge


this gave me the ideal to convert to a veg box

seems a decent size and slightly bigger than the cupboard i had in mind so may give it a go

added benefit of being easy to clean as well and a perfecct size for my 125w cfl reflector

so just got to sort out some ventilation for it, was thinking of just cutting a couple of holes in the back and putting one of these for
extraction

http://www.onlineaquariumstore.com/acatalo...ooling_Fan.html

any thoughts or tips?

Blayz'd
Saw a good fridge mod the other day that Leepy and Healthystealthy built. Looks like a good idea to me. Turned out to be a nice little cab that did.
Noway
yep just had a look

great job leepy and HS

not sure if mines going to be that profession tho....

just a normal household fridge

just been measuring up and my reflector is a little bit too snug to fit!

may have to cut it down to size a little, whats best to cut the dimpled alu reflectors while still keeping
it tidy and no sharp edges so i wont be forever cutting me old hands on it

jigsaw?

oh dear not sure i trust myself with power tools wink.gif
Blayz'd
Jigsaws are ok man. It's those circular saws and those monster angle grinders I get a buzz out of. Don't wanna slip or trip with one of those on the go.

I would use some proper metal cutters of the non mechanical variety. A bit like scissors for metal. wink1.gif
Tremont-Salby
Jigsaw? nea.gif
either tin snips or maybe even big tough scissors , then a gentle rub with wet and dry or fine sandpaper .
Click to view attachment one of many examples found ont' web.
Noway
cheers m8ty

looks similar size fridge to the one i got, so looking hopeful so far

i think i will go with the tin snips ideal, thanks

looking to get my grow up and running soon, gonna get some seeds when i get paid

i had a bit of bad luck with my last grow, was expecting visitors so had to chop two weeks in sad.gif

was a pity as was growing hindu kush and they were looking nice and strong
shafty420
remember be weary of frion (the gas in fridges) get a huff of that when your cutting could be pretty nasty
Noway
thanks m8

this project is going really well

i have taken out all the electrical stuff

(was very careful when cutting the pipe!)

and have cut some holes for my fan and air intake

i ended up getting this fan for the extractor, i had some probs with high temps last summer so i went overkill a bit on the extractor


Click to view attachment

just got to find some way to hang the reflector and clean it up a bit and will have some

pics
shafty420
looks smart keep updated cool.gif
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