The powers of hot melt glue and duct tape called my name, I could not resist.
The 10$ wood box that smells less like paint was begging for a prodding an a pokin.
Quick cut of 40mm alu profile, the heatsink, snip snip with the scissors and things are rolling along.
Leftover all weather LED strip. In it goes.
Underestimated are the powers of vulcanizing tape and industrial strength double sided sticky pads.
Light wants to escape, you confuse it with duct tape and cardboard.
With the unifying power of hot melt glue, light gets so confused it wanders back in the box.
Stubborness of the lid calls for compliance. The clasps of luminum will ensure it.
Behold, the box is ready to serve.
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Looks Great Should work well
Paps
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Thanks, gotta mention, low power consumption.
In service.
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Absolutely love stealth grows. Great imagination and great job as well 
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Thanks man, you do what you gotta do.
Have to admit, some of the solutions are old hat, copied from the main flower that sits underneath.
I hope to inspire, it can be so cheap and simple yet invisible and effective.
Old PC fan, few $/£ worth of LED strip, a leftover network switch wallwart, lick o paint and a drill.
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Thats awesome! I might use my mini fridge again soon for some clones
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Very neatly executed! Keep us updated on how well they grow in there.
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Thanks, will do, I expect it will be miles ahead of my previous method, on my speaker 1.5m away from an 8w LED spotlight.
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Well, it works, they seem to be loving it. Even the damaged Blue Dream is limping along.
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