No problem! I'm using a SWC (shallow water culture) ScrOG, allow at least 3 gallon capacity for each plant. I use a really big piston-style air pump connected to air stones (whatever variety you like) to really boil the hydro solution. More air = better roots, they would start to rot quickly w/o it.
The netpots are 5" and filled with hydroton to hold the rock wool cube they were cloned in. I just cut out the holes in the lid and put a spot of hot glue in a couple of spots to hold them down. The tubs are painted black on the outside to minimize algae growth, I used that Krylon Fusion spray paint for plastic.
The screen frame is made from pvc pipe and the legs slip down into the tub to sit on the bottom. They unscrew from the frame for storage in the tub when not in use. I drilled holes 2" apart all the way around and used nylon string to "make" a net. Much easier to remove at harvest plus no mold or rust.
The lime green things are actually just plastic fittings that connect the air stones to the air lines in the cabinet, they go to the air pump in the utility room. Makes it easier to take the girls out to work on them.
The milk jugs are a 4 gallon sugar/yeast CO2 generator for CO2 enrichment, when I hooked that up they took off like a race car!
I've been meaning to do a build thread on the cabinet ( I have tons more pictures) but let me know if you have any questions.