Extraction is extracting
Intake is taking in
Still needs a vent cover to make it pretty but it’s doing the job at least until herpes pull their fingers out
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Cool man Tagged 
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Nice to have you on board @ColeLennon as you can tell. Stuff is coming together nicely 
just deliveries taking ages. Got the cable glands. No seals yet. Just wanna stick the system together and it can grow my bud for me lol
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And you could change it around no telling how many times after you get started. It looks good. I like to see in different grows.
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There’s so many ways it could be set. But I see it in my head and I’m pretty certain it’s going the way I see. The more stuff arrives the more it should make sense. Glad to have you here bro
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I changed mine around all the time. Getting some ideas.
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I usually do change around a lot. You might have seen some previous work stay tuned for the flood and drain build anyway brother 
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Bucket man is out for delivery 
hopefully the postie brings the 12v driver. Solenoid switch. And float switches but surely my luck won’t be that good 
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Sounds like your having fun.
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Love the plumbing
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Always having fun me bro 
It’s rented accommodation mate. So not my work the plumbing. It’s plaster dust on the pipes there but you’re right. All the workmanship bar the paint/wallpaper is someone else’s. (Obviously the other DIY jobs like curtain poles and blinds etc is me too) you’ll see my kinda plumbing very shortly here. Got my hosepipe and fittings. Spade connections for my electrics etc. Hopefully start seeing my vision soon.
Not even editing what I said. Makes little sense. But I am out shopping with the Mrs right now 
so forgive it
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25mm/1invh forstner bit for the win right now. Built a little shelf. Gonna strap the middle too for extra security. All I can get done tonight is the buckets with sealing glands and the 4" holes in the bucket lids for the net pots. 2 sonoff basics are mounted for the flood and return pumps. The intake fan has the jubilee clip removed and duct taped. So it could be pushed back in further. Control bucket is a 9l bin from the range. Actual pots are 10l but that doesn’t matter. It’s the height that’s important for the control bucket
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I can show you my Stanley fatmax brushless aswell if you want that was £120. Clutch went in less than 6 months. For £43 the guild has already put up. Shelves. Curtain poles. Blinds. Drilled through wood metal and plasterboard as long as it does the job fuck the name
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Yeah I’ve got the full fat max range. The sds just keeps going and going.
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Can’t fault the chisels and stuff but their electric stuff seems to have gone shit. Also. You tried using a modern no4 block plane. In comparison to the pre Chinese stuff 
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I’m a roofer mate. I make my cuts with a bow saw 
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Gypo is what you are 
love you r kid 
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