Work in progress, but it's many of the images that customers have sent us over the years, giving you some ideas for your cure rig.

I'm going to move over some articles that I've written in the past, plus add some more, that help experienced technicians understand how to do things you didn't know you can do, like power two bulbs off a one bulb ballast, or how to power one bulb off a two bulb ballast. More to come...

Several pages on how to create your own UV curing rig, or UV device for other purposes.

See what aging lamps can do for your wood projects! We use guitars for our testing because, well, Dennis loves guitars. Alder, maple, swamp ash, pine, mahogany and more; With finish and without, we test it all.

Aging wood is easy. Aging it to a specific color can be a little trickier, but still is pretty easy. Here are some basics.

General information on the theory of plant stressing as it pertains to flavonoids, terpenoids and cannabinoids.

Information specific to cannabis cultivation, exclusively for those in areas where it is legal.

Information on powering your lamps with the right ballast.

Most of our lamps have reflectors built in, but in the few cases where an external reflector is needed, this page will explain how to do it properly.

How to remove wires from lamp holder (uninstall) once they have already been installed. It's pretty easy if you know how, and pretty easy to destroy the lamp holder if you don't.

When you need perfect UV coverage, you need to use some math. It isn't that hard, but does require planning.

Obligatory instructions on how to clean our UV lamps.