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I'm new to the rosin press so I don't really know what to expect, I guess that's pretty good.

You'll be really happy just clamping a part and having all the work done, fast and accurately.

I know this was not asked to me but I did 3 of these outdoors and it produced the some really good dense buds, I pressed 14 g and got 2.9 g of rosin, that's the best ratio I've got so far.

You can get a pretty clean look with solder and shrink tube, I use three small pieces for the individual wires, one larger piece to fill the gap where the original insulation was removed, then one more large piece to cover everything.

I've been using old pc / monitor power cords, good for 10a, some say 15a. Clip the end and solder to the driver leads.

We were in the same place as you back in 1986. I recommend getting the wood chips out of there before adding coolant. Most materials don't expand when contacted by the coolant, wood does, and it can get into small spaces. I'm not saying drilling a couple 1/8" holes will hurt but not a good idea...

Tweaked the lights a little by adding another 120 quantum fixture at the far end and moving the cob light to the side, I post some pics tomorrow. The output is about 48w per sq ft so that may be too much. Girls look very perky tonight.

Here they are, the last pic is 3 hours later, perking up.

Have the girls ready to go in tonight. There will be 2 crystal candy and 2 skunk #1, trimmed all the lower stuff off and am going to feed them a little more this round. I'll post some pics soon. We'll see if the 11 / 13 with the 730 nm red works out.

Here is the flower room now. I think the quantums will definitely help. I think the cob fixture witl either be replaced with the new 200w cxm22 fixture I'm making or another 2 qb120 fixture like I just added. Here are the new girls.

Took out my homemade led light bulb light and added a quantum fixture, 2 qb 120's, 3000k. Just about to put in the new girls.

I have a sheetmetal shop, they are .10" alum with press nuts to screw the boards to and standoff's for the driver.

My thought was that the sun is red at sunrise & sunset, I got rid of the morning far red.

Thanks, I've pretty much just learned from this site. I have been an outdoor for the last 30+, just wanted to try something new. My last three were 12/12, turned out pretty good but not looking like some of the ones I see on here, the last was the worst, i think cause my room temp got too high...

Here are some fixture I made and the next round of girls. Two are 5000k, two are 3000k and the two over the girls are 4000k. I plan on adding the 5000k to the veg room and losing the 8 bulb t5 that is there now.

1) because I read about getting better results using less than 12 hrs in the "far red thread". 2) My thought was the 5 min in the am would be like sunrise, the 15 at lights out would put them to sleep. 3) ok, then instead of a very uninformative answer, what do you think? All my limited indoor...

Thks, I was thinking the 5 min would be like sunrise.

Here is the flower room with lights on, pics of my other quantum board fixtures, 2ea) 5000k, 2ea) 3000k. Also 1/2 the veg room under the 4000k quantums.

Here are some pics of the setup. After I bought the Kind and side lights I learned about quantum boards and cobs. The cob fixture was my first attempt with e-bay stuff. The lightbulb fixture was the first thing I tried to build. Right now I have 4 qb120 3000k boards and some 24" 3000k strips...

I never can understand why a new member would start like this.