go go kid
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do you have 2 x sheets thick for a 3/4 hour fire screed? or only a single?
What did you accomplish today?
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Aeroknow
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Most of the time i did. So kind of.
No. Just single 1/2” everywhere. No type X needed.
Usually not too many fire rated walls in residential here in the states.
If there’s a garage attached to the house, it needs a fire break/separation to the house. Even that wall isn’t a real fire rated wall.
Yup, that's what made it funny
Same with pot
cannabineer
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burnbluntz12312
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I'm on my first round with a Spider Farmer SF4000. So far I have no complaints. Heat is minimal and easily controllable, I didn't have to change anything about my setup. At 35 days of veg I can see an obvious difference in growth from my previous "blurple" LED. If you have any specific questions please ask.
That's what I'm upgrading from is blurple want to use same light all the way through just need something strong enough for a 3x3 tent. Thanks for the reply.
burnbluntz12312
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I didn't research the lights smaller than the 4000 as I was looking for 4x4 coverage. I've been slowly turning up the light intensity as the plants grow, at 55% now, and so far no issues. As I said, some of the healthiest looking I've had to date as well. At 55% it's quite bright to my eyes, warm directly under the light but has not increased temperatures enough to require anything new for temperature control, just ventilation and ambient temperatures around 65F. They say it will do 4x4 coverage, we shall see, I do question just how well the extreme edges will get light. I can't knock it though as I have not actually flowered with it.
farmingfisherman
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Technically yesterday but what the heck. Scored a actual metro rack 36x48 on large casters 6 shelves for $70 and 5 sheets of galvanized tin for $15 Garage suddenly is much more user friendly. Planning on building a least one tall raised bed out of the tin. Today is another soil run!
DarkWeb
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Can you use a cutoff wheel to slice a channel for a flat blade screwdriver?
MICHI-CAN
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I've used the flat bladed screw driver gently tapped with a hammer in a counter clockwise direction on the flat of the plug. A chisel works better. But the bite into the side and gentle impacts should break it loose.
Vice grips and a hammer, (got to get a really good bite with the vice grips) gently set up harmonics if it's the bolt head. Otherwise I'd replace the fucking oil pan. Hub yelled out, "Call sheet metal shop!" He's so helpful
DarkWeb
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Was thinking that too.
My mind went to torch too LOL
MICHI-CAN
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Fire and oil are not for the average. LOL.
I tacked a big bolt onto my problem till I made it to the you pull yard for a replacement.
DarkWeb
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I also have a 2' piece of aluminum tubing to slip over the end of a breaker bar.......if that doesn't work I have a few huge pry bars that I can put in the other end of the aluminum tube. I've broken many.......well everything lol
Ah we aren't anywhere near average....