PhillTubes
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Piano hinges are the best , and they have some that are spring loaded
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1badmasonman
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Feewww what a day maaking some progress. OK i got my camera cord and got my pics of the remodel. I uploaded them to my picture album ? Im stumped as to how to post them.Well im also pretty relaxed from some good sour D. Can someone walk me through the pic posting process? I figured out you can upload like 4 at a time but how do you post like 5-7 pics on one post.?
DST
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Option 1/
Upload pics to a Picture Album on your RIU control panel. This is the best way as you can upload 6 photos at once. When they have been uploaded to your album press Ctrl and N, this will open another browser in Roll it Up. So you have one page open at your Picture Album, and the other browser page open at the Thread you want to post at. At the Thread you also have the option of going Quick Reply or Advanced Option. Advanced Option also allows you to upload pics direct to the post via Manage Attachments (but I'll come to that)
At the Picture Album image that you have clicked on, right click your mouse and Copy this image. Then go back to the page you are posting at and simply Paste the image into your reply. In the Advanced Option reply you can also press the Preview Button, this will allow you to see how your pictures are laid out in your Post. You can also move them about by clicking and draging on them.
2/ Load direct to a post via Advanced Options - Manage Attachments. When you click on the Manage Attachments, this opens a browser window that allows you to upload direct to a post. The window will also show you when the pic has been successfully uploaded. You can then close the Attachment window, and you will see your jpeg listed on your reply. At this stage, you can also click on that image, copy it by right clicking, and then paste the larger image into your actual post. Or like some, you can just leave it as a small attachment to click on.
3/ Option 3 is not what I do, but you can go to a place like Image shack and upload there, then copy the html code into your post.
Hope this helps for the new peeps. Any further help needed, just let me know.
Off to the hospital now.....Laters,
DST
Upload pics to a Picture Album on your RIU control panel. This is the best way as you can upload 6 photos at once. When they have been uploaded to your album press Ctrl and N, this will open another browser in Roll it Up. So you have one page open at your Picture Album, and the other browser page open at the Thread you want to post at. At the Thread you also have the option of going Quick Reply or Advanced Option. Advanced Option also allows you to upload pics direct to the post via Manage Attachments (but I'll come to that)
At the Picture Album image that you have clicked on, right click your mouse and Copy this image. Then go back to the page you are posting at and simply Paste the image into your reply. In the Advanced Option reply you can also press the Preview Button, this will allow you to see how your pictures are laid out in your Post. You can also move them about by clicking and draging on them.
2/ Load direct to a post via Advanced Options - Manage Attachments. When you click on the Manage Attachments, this opens a browser window that allows you to upload direct to a post. The window will also show you when the pic has been successfully uploaded. You can then close the Attachment window, and you will see your jpeg listed on your reply. At this stage, you can also click on that image, copy it by right clicking, and then paste the larger image into your actual post. Or like some, you can just leave it as a small attachment to click on.
3/ Option 3 is not what I do, but you can go to a place like Image shack and upload there, then copy the html code into your post.
Hope this helps for the new peeps. Any further help needed, just let me know.
Off to the hospital now.....Laters,
DST
SickSadLittleWorld
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I use photobucket. It's free and pretty easy to use. Photos upload and display on webpages a lot faster than directly uploading to this site. You can put as many embedded images as you want in a post.
1badmasonman
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Top of the morning to ya. I think im getting it now thanks for the advice DST. Ill check into the photobucket awell. Gonna give it a go.
jigfresh
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Hey guys... dude not only kept his job... but he's an international news story:
Australia banker caught viewing erotic photos keeps job (link to story)
Australia banker caught viewing erotic photos keeps job (link to story)
that's one hell of a practical joke. dudes got some payback to work out.
Don Gin and Ton
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gnarly lst man! welcome to the club
Don Gin and Ton
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can you imagine the next level payback after that hahah
1badmasonman
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SWEET thanks again DST. Without further ado welcom to my man cave. I have a nasty filthy limestone basement so i framed out a room 8 by 13. 
The box you see on the right is my newly constructed Clone/Veg room 3 by 5
The clone veg room vents into the flower room so i only need 1 carbon scrubber for the whole room. That ducting in this pic is my exhaust for the room wich after the mylar ill hook my carbon scrubber.
Fresh Air intake.
Clone Veg room under construction.
These fans are from my first grow ever in a kitchen cabinet. Im gonna use them to exchange the air in the clone veg room.
Mylar up.
4 bulb t8 floros 2 warm 2 cool.
This is my handy light raising device that i stole from an urban grower video but mine is way cooler.
I hung the light with some salt and pepper mason line. Some real good tough string line.
Raising her up for the first time
The brakes lol
Fits with about an inch play all around
My first ever light ballast that i built last winter. It worked suprisingly well. Dont know what ill use it for yet frobly split them up.
And heres my seedlings BC Purps. My last 3 seeds so trying to get a good fem mother out of 1 of these.
The nice quiet 600.
BZZZZZ LOUD 600 magnetic.
2 vertizontal lamps
My DIY bubble cloner. works really good.
Gonna try DWC this time with a twist. Im gonna build an ebb&flow just because i like the idea of being able to mix all nutes in this 55 gallon drum.
I plan on building it so i can pump the nutes into the DWC buckets and siphon drain or flush back into the the 55 gal rez whenever i need to change feedings. This way i wont have to mess around with taking the lids off the buckets at all. That and im gonna go Scrog so it should hopefully work. I will post pics of progress.
Feww sorry if that got a little long its just nice to finally show off a little. Still got along way to go. Im gonna finish the flower room out tonight and start the plumbing of the buckets soon. Well its time for toke break fellas what do you think of my set up so far?
The box you see on the right is my newly constructed Clone/Veg room 3 by 5
The clone veg room vents into the flower room so i only need 1 carbon scrubber for the whole room. That ducting in this pic is my exhaust for the room wich after the mylar ill hook my carbon scrubber.
Fresh Air intake.
Clone Veg room under construction.
These fans are from my first grow ever in a kitchen cabinet. Im gonna use them to exchange the air in the clone veg room.
Mylar up.
4 bulb t8 floros 2 warm 2 cool.
This is my handy light raising device that i stole from an urban grower video but mine is way cooler.
I hung the light with some salt and pepper mason line. Some real good tough string line.
Raising her up for the first time
The brakes lol
Fits with about an inch play all around
My first ever light ballast that i built last winter. It worked suprisingly well. Dont know what ill use it for yet frobly split them up.
And heres my seedlings BC Purps. My last 3 seeds so trying to get a good fem mother out of 1 of these.
The nice quiet 600.
BZZZZZ LOUD 600 magnetic.
2 vertizontal lamps
My DIY bubble cloner. works really good.
Gonna try DWC this time with a twist. Im gonna build an ebb&flow just because i like the idea of being able to mix all nutes in this 55 gallon drum.
I plan on building it so i can pump the nutes into the DWC buckets and siphon drain or flush back into the the 55 gal rez whenever i need to change feedings. This way i wont have to mess around with taking the lids off the buckets at all. That and im gonna go Scrog so it should hopefully work. I will post pics of progress.
Feww sorry if that got a little long its just nice to finally show off a little. Still got along way to go. Im gonna finish the flower room out tonight and start the plumbing of the buckets soon. Well its time for toke break fellas what do you think of my set up so far?
justlearning73
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Hey guys a quick question. With the fans for exaust and intake for the light, should i have the fan pulling or blowing on the light ? Plus Should I be pushing the air from the room or sucking from the room? I hope this makes sense. I know this has been asnwered somewhere on this site, just didnt have it in my notes. (DUH) I will be setting this up today. So any replies greatly appreciated.
Don Gin and Ton
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now that's a piece of work masonman! 
jigfresh
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It would be good to have air cooling the light a little. I think sucking is best as it creates negative air pressure in any enclosure you have. If the light is just out in the open, I think blowing on it would be more effective.
With the room air... I also think it is better to suck the hot air out... drawing cool air in... as opposed to pushing cool air in and forcing the hot out.
With that said... exhuast fan as high as you can get it (heat rises)... and intake opening as low as you can get it (for cool air).
MasonMan... bad ass room. I used those drain covers in my last DWC. I think you have a bigger one than me. Mine was the 3.5 inch one. Great room construction. I wish I had a basement.
Can't wait to see the progress.
DST
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The
, hehe. Sounds good JL73EDIT: sorry, you mentioned the weed!
You deserve one badmasonman!! Looking like the bizness bru.
How you gonna deck out the walls to the room? Mylar, Paint, White sheeting, or did I miss that in the postYou need to suck air over the light. So if the air is being sucked from right to left it would be: Inlinefan - Light - Ducting - Air. I also have a fan at the other side of my cool tubes.
If you are using a carbon filter suck air out of the room. But it depends on the set up. Is it airtight?
justlearning73
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DST, Jigfresh,
Thanks for the quick responce!! Ok I have 2 170 CFM fans. One fan is for cooling the light and bringing in fresh cool air and the other fan is for the exaust. My grow room is almost 9 feet high so yeah the exhaust part of the duct will be up against the ceiling. So lets see if i got the straight, so I will have the fan attached to the hood, pulling the cool air over the light and blowing into the room. Then I will have the exhaust fan sucking the air out of the room and blowing outside. (Will have a airscrubber in a little while, just trying to get room up for vegging right now) . This sound right? Oh how do i give reps?
Thanks for the quick responce!! Ok I have 2 170 CFM fans. One fan is for cooling the light and bringing in fresh cool air and the other fan is for the exaust. My grow room is almost 9 feet high so yeah the exhaust part of the duct will be up against the ceiling. So lets see if i got the straight, so I will have the fan attached to the hood, pulling the cool air over the light and blowing into the room. Then I will have the exhaust fan sucking the air out of the room and blowing outside. (Will have a airscrubber in a little while, just trying to get room up for vegging right now) . This sound right? Oh how do i give reps?
justlearning73
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plus do you recommend a thermastate/timer for the fans?
1badmasonman
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Thankyou.now that's a piece of work masonman!
MasonMan... bad ass room. I used those drain covers in my last DWC. I think you have a bigger one than me. Mine was the 3.5 inch one. Great room construction. I wish I had a basement.
Can't wait to see the progress.[/QUOTE]
Thanks Jig I was actually inspired to do this grow from looking at pics of your vertical scrog.
Yes those drains are like 5" I figure that the roots will have a little more surface area to aerate. Just curious jig what nutes do you use?