Before my laundry list of questions and things to do, just thought I'd mention that I've now decided that I'm gonna run a 1K over my 4x4 E&F table next to my octagon ("out in the open", not in a tent or anything - want the light overlap) - figure I can run head strains on there, determine what genetics are worth keeping, etc. - basically, have decided that I've gone through too much fucking work to only be running 2400 watts in flower.
Also, in case anyone's wondering why I have that massive DeWalt table saw, I bought that thinking it was made to cut wood - it's not, as evidenced by the burned piece of 2x4 that you see. Oh well, $200 down the drain.........I'm a moron, but I will use it to cut some PVC, so it's not a total loss.
1) You can see that the door is in its frame and it opens and closes fine, but I haven't screwed it into anything yet - do I just throw some screws in it from the inside and attach to the 2x4s it's resting agains?
2) The door is clearly designed for 2x6s and not 2x4s - is this a big enough problem to worry about? Seems to swing open and shut fine without even being screwed in yet. BTW, that thing is a steel door, heavy as fuck, and I had to try to fit it into that space off the ground solo - was a SERIOUS pain in the ass.
3) AC got delivered - it's pretty damn heavy.
4) Anyone got any good ideas about what to do with the actual garage door? I guess I could build a frame around it and drywall, but that sure seems like a lot of work - anyone got a better idea?
5) Does anyone know if I can hang drywall from the ceiling, even though the ceiling is at 24" instead of 16" spacing? I could move it to 16" relatively easily if I needed to, but since the drywall would only be holding insulation on top of it, was wondering if I could get away with 24" - anyone have some input?
6) Anyone know what I'd need to drill through siding (like siding on your house)? Need to drill a hole to run some PVC out and am wondering what kinda bit I'd need. On that same note, anyone know how hard it'd be to drill through a gutter?
So, things I still need to do before drywall:
1) Install plumbing - going to run ~1" PVC from the room, through the wall and siding, and straight into a gutter - don't want neighbors wondering why there's hot water creating steam from my garage in the middle of winter.
2) Seal up the garage door - some way, some how, gotta get that done.
3) Run a "T" off of the hose outlet so that I can use that water line to do my drain to waste CO2 generator and also to use my R/O filter.
4) Make a little 1' tall by 10' long panel to place under the door/4x4 for the insulation/drywall - gonna be a pain in the ass because that cement is SO uneven and not level.
5) Secure the ceiling 2x4s with screws (the boards are just "loose" in the joists right now).
6) Spackle and "Great Stuff" all gaps/leaks.
7) Install door knob/lock/etc.
Other than that, plants are looking well - starting to see "nubs" on the clones in the EZ, which to me indicates that roots should pop within the next coupla days.
take two 2x4's and make a T, the top of the T goes under the plywood and the leg is put on the ground, so it holds it in place while you screw it in. had to do that to hang drywall ceiling
Lol, ironic - actually emailing with some dude right now about buying his 1/3 Current Chiller - $350 sound like a decent price?
Sounds like that's the size that's probably a little bit of overkill but will allow me to get my reservoir dialed to wherever I need it to be.
Thanks for confirming about the insulation as well - I had a 50/50 shot and it seems like I guessed right :)
350$ is a good price. They are $800+ new.
Going to buy a 1/8 HP chiller tomorrow with an attached UV filter for my main system.
I think the 1/8HP isnt going to be big enough. Could be wrong, but I would err on the up side.
It's going to be running all the time. Not sure how you are going to divert cold tap thru it first, but make sure the chiller never 'runs dry' as it will freeze the coil.
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