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YUKONS Cabinet (w/ pics)
- Thread starter NOKUY
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Thanks "gantz" I hope this one will kick out some nice yields w/ the additional 150. and a little extra height.
I guess while were here I'll show a cpl pics of my nifty new cloner.
The foam plugs are made from foam pipe wrap from HD (get the ones that are solid w/out any adhesive on them) they fit perfect in the 7/8" holes.
the airstones sucked and got chucked
I guess while were here I'll show a cpl pics of my nifty new cloner.
The foam plugs are made from foam pipe wrap from HD (get the ones that are solid w/out any adhesive on them) they fit perfect in the 7/8" holes.
the airstones sucked and got chucked
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Guest
hell yeah man! 
thats an awesome looking setup. cant wait to see you flower in it!
thats an awesome looking setup. cant wait to see you flower in it!
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Guest
lol yukon!
i was just messing with ya on the metric part!
hopefully it helps somebody out.
i was just messing with ya on the metric part!
hopefully it helps somebody out.
thanks "haggis", "H&L", and "pipeline" 
pipeline the light traps on the floor are to let more fresh air INTO the cab. and block light in/out....thats why they have all the elbows put together. (I didnt know if I out toomany in so I bought some caps in case I had to close any off)
But with the fan running there is negative pressure in the cab so it's pulling cool fresh air in from under the cab. and not letting any out except by the fans exhaust which will be going into a carbon scrubber when I finish it. If the fan wasnt running then yeah odor could escape.
pipeline the light traps on the floor are to let more fresh air INTO the cab. and block light in/out....thats why they have all the elbows put together. (I didnt know if I out toomany in so I bought some caps in case I had to close any off)
But with the fan running there is negative pressure in the cab so it's pulling cool fresh air in from under the cab. and not letting any out except by the fans exhaust which will be going into a carbon scrubber when I finish it. If the fan wasnt running then yeah odor could escape.
Nice looking cab you got there! I like how you did the light traps for the floor, been looking for a solution to that issue myself. Thanks for sharing!
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Guest
looking great yukon! thats a really clean build. this could be a tutorial or something
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HighonthePrize
looks awesome dude. what are you using since you threw out the air stones? what are you using now? i was looking at the longer ones at wally world last night. i'm building a bubble cloner myself. they also had a "bubble curtain". not sure which would be better.
QuadroGimp
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irishSoCo said:
Yup!
thanks for stopin' by guys I should have my carbon scrubber done in a few days, and the locks and hardware too...so I'll post some pics when thats done.
I was just using the little plastic T connectors w/ nothing else...then I found 2 of the 10 airstones I bought worked really well so I have them on there now
I should have my carbon scrubber done in a few days, and the locks and hardware too...so I'll post some pics when thats done.HighonthePrize said:
I was just using the little plastic T connectors w/ nothing else...then I found 2 of the 10 airstones I bought worked really well so I have them on there now
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thanks "breezy420" Its really not too hard to build something like this. especially if you break it down into lots of small steps. It's a pain in the ass if you try to rush things and do too much at once.
thanks "beaner"
I did finish the outside of the cab...I stained it w/ a light "honeynut" stain/sealer. Mainly for protection more than beauty.
Pine doesn't look real good w/ a dark stain IMO and paint can look a bit junky, so thats why I kept it kind of simple. heres pics of before and after stain.
before stain
after stain
Its really not too hard to build something like this. especially if you break it down into lots of small steps. It's a pain in the ass if you try to rush things and do too much at once.beaner said:
thanks "beaner"
I did finish the outside of the cab...I stained it w/ a light "honeynut" stain/sealer. Mainly for protection more than beauty.
Pine doesn't look real good w/ a dark stain IMO and paint can look a bit junky, so thats why I kept it kind of simple. heres pics of before and after stain.
before stain
after stain
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PersonalSmoke
That closet is really, really clean looking. Nice work bro.
