"Lumenarc" Reflectors...

[fishytime]

Originally Posted by daddy01

Hi,
Have you tried a HydroPonic(speling?) outlet I was told they might have sheets if reflective materials.
JIm

You were told huh?...Uh-huh

[daddy01]

Yes Fishttime I was told by a plastic shop where I went looking for reflective sheets plastic for a canopy idea I had. But I never followed though with it. Just my idea.

[GreenSpottedPuffer]

Originally Posted by yeeg

I'm not saying its a waste of time, I was just wondering if it was worth your time...Dont get me wrong, I love to save money as well but if it a matter of being able to buy the product vs build it myself, I would consider all sides of the equation. I did however, plumb my tank and thought it was a lot of fun. But then again, I cant buy a plumbed tank but I could have hired omeone to do the job.

It is different for me as the more I work, the more I increase my future pay whereas someone with a salaried job will only see instant compensation in terms of overtime or other benefits.

My job is the same. I work from home and the more work I do the more money I make. Generally I do a bit more than what I am expected but not much. I am not someone who can spend my whole life working

I just don't see my time as you see yours. I can't put a price on it. If I did think that way, there would be so many things I would never do.

[plutoniumJoe]

I enjoy the DIY projects and find them rewarding. Many times when it is all said and done even without a price tag on labour they may not be that finacially rewarding. I enjoy the problem solving and the tinkering. I have two kids and try to include them in the projects as much as possible. When things come together and they work I think it can be a valuable lesson in physics, biology, electricity, and even life. Even if I break even on a project I sometimes take solace in the fact that the quality of many of the components are better than those found in pre-assembled products.