SproutASeed
In Bloom
Hi Everyone,
This is the first thread I would like to start in phenohunters.org.
Back in the late 90's I spent a lot of time on the forums and I was really interested in stealth grow boxes. I can't remember the forum, but I remember spending a lot of time thinking about a specific design with reasons behind every part of the design. A lot of people came together and discussed how the box should be and operate. I am designing and building a grow cabinet that utilizes the things I learned by studying stealth grow boxes back in the day.
I am using 3D printed parts, printed with a resin printer... Also, using greenhouse polycarbonate material that is 8mm thick, that is white/black/white blackout material and some plywood with flexiglass... Currently I am 3D printing parts, I will have about 2 weeks of 3D printing before I can show more... I have some parts on order from SendCutSend...
My background as a furniture maker really came in handy designing this grow cabinet...
I plan on outfitting the grow cabinet with AC Infinity parts. The cost for that is looking like $500.
Below is a rough drawing of the grow cabinet that was drawn on Fushion 360.
The grow cabinet features 4 compartments; the grow area is 18" x 18" x 42" in size. There is a utility compartment that is 12" x 12" x 42" that will hold the inline fan and carbon scrubber. Then the front right compartment is a seedling starting area and below is space to hold supplies and the humidifier...
This is the first thread I would like to start in phenohunters.org.
Back in the late 90's I spent a lot of time on the forums and I was really interested in stealth grow boxes. I can't remember the forum, but I remember spending a lot of time thinking about a specific design with reasons behind every part of the design. A lot of people came together and discussed how the box should be and operate. I am designing and building a grow cabinet that utilizes the things I learned by studying stealth grow boxes back in the day.
I am using 3D printed parts, printed with a resin printer... Also, using greenhouse polycarbonate material that is 8mm thick, that is white/black/white blackout material and some plywood with flexiglass... Currently I am 3D printing parts, I will have about 2 weeks of 3D printing before I can show more... I have some parts on order from SendCutSend...
My background as a furniture maker really came in handy designing this grow cabinet...
I plan on outfitting the grow cabinet with AC Infinity parts. The cost for that is looking like $500.
Below is a rough drawing of the grow cabinet that was drawn on Fushion 360.
The grow cabinet features 4 compartments; the grow area is 18" x 18" x 42" in size. There is a utility compartment that is 12" x 12" x 42" that will hold the inline fan and carbon scrubber. Then the front right compartment is a seedling starting area and below is space to hold supplies and the humidifier...
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