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Another factor to consider is the length and size of the duct run on the discharge of the fan. All fans are rated at a certain CFM for a certain pressure drop, and, if you exceed the pressure drop, you will get less CFM.

Clicking thru for #9 didn't get me to instruction but I was able to find it on the Internet Archive Wayback Machine:

http://web.archive.org/web/20101230174457/http://www.diyideas.com/roombyroom/Bedrooms/headboards_ss2.html

Bring romantic ambience to your bedroom with a headboard that glows. Build a simple wood frame from 2x4s, and add crossbeams to create as many light "frames" as you like. Drill small holes in the bottom of each opening. (Make sure the holes are large enough to feed the light cords through.) Paint your frame, then attach it to the wall, screwing it into the studs. Fill each space with lights, connecting the cords as you go. The translucent panels were cut from polycarbonate sheet and affixed to the frame with screws. If you don't want to cut the polycarbonate yourself, have it cut to size at your local home supply center.

http://www.powersquid.com/

http://www.cuttingedgestencils.com/wall-art-stencils.html

Do a large-scale stencil... I wish I had more walls in my house!