Mau5Capades: builds & grow journal

yoda954

yoda954

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Hi Growmau5

the supply for 12-12 May APV Feed How many fan
it's NZXT FN v2 or FX v2 ?

thank's you so much
 
WwW1962

WwW1962

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Heya GM and friendly fellows, put up some new pics on my thread..the light is blinding awesomeness
still working on it..broke a tap and took a rest :) also some pimp daddy purps @ week 4 of flower
have a great weekend all
WwW
 
Stephenj37826

Stephenj37826

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alesh said:
It's interesting. I'm wondering what kind of battery they're using. I don't think that it would reliable w/o additional circuitry.
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Personally the best bet would be a ultracap. One inline with driver would probably do the trick wouldn't you think? Just match capacity to time you want to run after power is cut. Not sure how driver would act though. I guess it would depend on driver type for sure. Once it was at capacity it would just pass straight through id imagine. I could be totally off on this though lol.
 
Shredderthirty

Shredderthirty

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so i was just looking at the Orsam cobs, why are they not a hot topic? the bottom of the cob is a little mini heatsink, so they are "double" heat sinked once you mount them. and i also see they are making a Cob this year that is the crazy mix led spectrum pink color..........................................

liking those bud master lights heat sinks!! they got a lotta fans on those units though
 
Growmau5

Growmau5

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Shredderthirty said:
so i was just looking at the Orsam cobs, why are they not a hot topic? the bottom of the cob is a little mini heatsink, so they are "double" heat sinked once you mount them. and i also see they are making a Cob this year that is the crazy mix led spectrum pink color..........................................

liking those bud master lights heat sinks!! they got a lotta fans on those units though
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IDK much about them, some people were discussing the citizen cob over here.
 
Growmau5

Growmau5

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Now that my garden is 100% led and pretty damn full, there is not much room to build any new fixtures. BUT, i still want to build shit. I feel like I have mastered building lights with hand tools, so I am going to need to step it up a notch...

I recently joined a Makers workshop in my city (to my surprise, there are many options all over the US). It costs $100/mo and grants access to 4 million dollars worth of equipment. The catch is that you have to take safety and basic use classes on the equipment before you can use it. So far I have learned:
-3D printing
-CNC mill
-Laser cutting/etching
-AutoCAD inventor, illustrator, cut3d
-MIG & Tig welding
After Thanksgiving, Ill be taking sheet metal fab, carbon fiber basics, injection molding, vacuum forming, hydrojet cutting, arduino classes, and the list goes on.

So stay tuned... I should be able to make some pretty cool stuff. Today, I am screwing around, trying to 3D print an all in one cob holder/reflector that snaps onto an arctic 64plus without drilling or tapping.
 
alesh

alesh

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Growmau5 said:
Now that my garden is 100% led and pretty damn full, there is not much room to build any new fixtures. BUT, i still want to build shit. I feel like I have mastered building lights with hand tools, so I am going to need to step it up a notch...

I recently joined a Makers workshop in my city (to my surprise, there are many options all over the US). It costs $100/mo and grants access to 4 million dollars worth of equipment. The catch is that you have to take safety and basic use classes on the equipment before you can use it. So far I have learned:
-3D printing
-CNC mill
-Laser cutting/etching
-AutoCAD inventor, illustrator, cut3d
-MIG & Tig welding
After Thanksgiving, Ill be taking sheet metal fab, carbon fiber basics, injection molding, vacuum forming, hydrojet cutting, arduino classes, and the list goes on.

So stay tuned... I should be able to make some pretty cool stuff. Today, I am screwing around, trying to 3D print an all in one cob holder/reflector that snaps onto an arctic 64plus without drilling or tapping.
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Wow. Wish I had such opportunities locally. That's the price for living in the country...gotta stick with mushroom hunting lol.
 
Greengenes707

Greengenes707

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Growmau5 said:
Now that my garden is 100% led and pretty damn full, there is not much room to build any new fixtures. BUT, i still want to build shit. I feel like I have mastered building lights with hand tools, so I am going to need to step it up a notch...

I recently joined a Makers workshop in my city (to my surprise, there are many options all over the US). It costs $100/mo and grants access to 4 million dollars worth of equipment. The catch is that you have to take safety and basic use classes on the equipment before you can use it. So far I have learned:
-3D printing
-CNC mill
-Laser cutting/etching
-AutoCAD inventor, illustrator, cut3d
-MIG & Tig welding
After Thanksgiving, Ill be taking sheet metal fab, carbon fiber basics, injection molding, vacuum forming, hydrojet cutting, arduino classes, and the list goes on.

So stay tuned... I should be able to make some pretty cool stuff. Today, I am screwing around, trying to 3D print an all in one cob holder/reflector that snaps onto an arctic 64plus without drilling or tapping.
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Very very cool. Not a bad catch at all imo...many people have general conceptual understandings of many things, but to get to study a defined curriculum is an awesome thing...it's what still separates academic institutions and programs from simply googling with a purpose.
 
Snaddehat

Snaddehat

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Growmau5 said:
Now that my garden is 100% led and pretty damn full, there is not much room to build any new fixtures. BUT, i still want to build shit. I feel like I have mastered building lights with hand tools, so I am going to need to step it up a notch...

I recently joined a Makers workshop in my city (to my surprise, there are many options all over the US). It costs $100/mo and grants access to 4 million dollars worth of equipment. The catch is that you have to take safety and basic use classes on the equipment before you can use it. So far I have learned:
-3D printing
-CNC mill
-Laser cutting/etching
-AutoCAD inventor, illustrator, cut3d
-MIG & Tig welding
After Thanksgiving, Ill be taking sheet metal fab, carbon fiber basics, injection molding, vacuum forming, hydrojet cutting, arduino classes, and the list goes on.

So stay tuned... I should be able to make some pretty cool stuff. Today, I am screwing around, trying to 3D print an all in one cob holder/reflector that snaps onto an arctic 64plus without drilling or tapping.
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That sounds awesome man! can't wait to see the goodies you come up with :)
 
yoda954

yoda954

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Growmau5 said:
Now that my garden is 100% led and pretty damn full, there is not much room to build any new fixtures. BUT, i still want to build shit. I feel like I have mastered building lights with hand tools, so I am going to need to step it up a notch...

I recently joined a Makers workshop in my city (to my surprise, there are many options all over the US). It costs $100/mo and grants access to 4 million dollars worth of equipment. The catch is that you have to take safety and basic use classes on the equipment before you can use it. So far I have learned:
-3D printing
-CNC mill
-Laser cutting/etching
-AutoCAD inventor, illustrator, cut3d
-MIG & Tig welding
After Thanksgiving, Ill be taking sheet metal fab, carbon fiber basics, injection molding, vacuum forming, hydrojet cutting, arduino classes, and the list goes on.

So stay tuned... I should be able to make some pretty cool stuff. Today, I am screwing around, trying to 3D print an all in one cob holder/reflector that snaps onto an arctic 64plus without drilling or tapping.
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hello Growmau5

is that it means that you could order pre pieces fold?
such as covers for radiators as you did;)
it would be interesting
if I'd be a buyer for my panels never will you came to do this :)

have a good day
 
pop22

pop22

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Many years ago, I wall a millwright ( professional jack-of-all-trades.. ). The hours sucked, the pay sucked, but did we ever get to build some cool shit! They'd never get me outta that place!

now days, I have to settle for what I can build with hand tools, and not many of them either.........lol!

So we're waiting to see what you build for us!

:bigjoint:
Growmau5 said:
Now that my garden is 100% led and pretty damn full, there is not much room to build any new fixtures. BUT, i still want to build shit. I feel like I have mastered building lights with hand tools, so I am going to need to step it up a notch...

I recently joined a Makers workshop in my city (to my surprise, there are many options all over the US). It costs $100/mo and grants access to 4 million dollars worth of equipment. The catch is that you have to take safety and basic use classes on the equipment before you can use it. So far I have learned:
-3D printing
-CNC mill
-Laser cutting/etching
-AutoCAD inventor, illustrator, cut3d
-MIG & Tig welding
After Thanksgiving, Ill be taking sheet metal fab, carbon fiber basics, injection molding, vacuum forming, hydrojet cutting, arduino classes, and the list goes on.

So stay tuned... I should be able to make some pretty cool stuff. Today, I am screwing around, trying to 3D print an all in one cob holder/reflector that snaps onto an arctic 64plus without drilling or tapping.
Click to expand...
 
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