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Anytime bud I'll definitely keep you posted on how things are going. This site and the people here are great and helped me tremendously if you have any other questions I'll be more than happy to help in any way I can

This is my first build but so far everything is going great at this point I wouldn't change anything

About 4ft

My cobs are about 8 inches apart and the 2 rows are about 11 inches apart

I can't remember of hand but when I get home I'll check for you but I basically just spaced them out evenly

I used zip ties to mount it to the frame hopefully this will help you

I used a 3 plug 2ft extention cord works great not sure how well you can see it in the pic but if you need I can take another one of a more close up shot

Lol my bad. I mounted them next to the drivers the Cobbs kinda blind things

Got my reds together just in time to flip to 12/12 in a few days

Cool been a min since I was on the site

Maybe put something up on the cutter website letting people know so there's no confusion in the future

My pleasure and thank you

Lmao thanks I truly believe it's all about the box I built for it definitely can't wait to see how the cutter kits do in there

I definitely will bro and here's a few picks of my white widow under my 5t I was telling you about

Here's some pics for you mark of just the fixture I built growmau5 said you would like some for your portfolio without plants in em

I use the cutter dimmer and it works just fine for me

Here's the pics I promised now it's time to see how the ladies like it

For grounding I mounted the driver directly to the aluminum frame and secured it down which uses the drivers ground for the fixture. I tested this by using my multi-meter set at 200k ohms and touching the positive to multiple spots on the frame and the negative to the ground prong on the plug of...

I Googled how to ground your diy led light and found a few links I'm going to read up on before I put it up and start running it as well as have an electrician look it over and double check my work just to be on the safe side.