Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: JoJoDapyro on November 27, 2014, 11:36:28 am
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I know it wasn't my trade, but I am excited at the opportunity to use some new tools. Tyke traded a canoe for a Lathe with a 40 inch bed, a 6 piece lathe tool kit and a 10 inch table saw last night. Our shop is coming right along.
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I would live to fart around with a lathe! My 10x10 unheated shed doesnt have much room though
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I also need to get my shop insulated and a heater in it. Mine is in the attic of my garage. The floor area is 24X24, but with the pitch of the roof gives about half of that, I can use the short walls to house workbenches though. I have a window on one tall wall, and a "Door" on the other. My tillering tree was the most difficult place to figure out. Now if I can only convince my wife to let me get a small wood burning stove i'll be set.
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I use a 220 volt drywall heater for my shop(22x28 double garage) I've had it for about 25 years. A little noisy going off and on but it keeps me warm.
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You know if you just work harder you'll stay warm
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I have a coal burning stove in mine, but I bet insulation and Air Conditioning would be more practical.
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I have a coal burning stove in mine, but I bet insulation and Air Conditioning would be more practical.
BAHAHA in frigid tundra that is Florida ;D
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You know if you just work harder you'll stay warm
Working harder doesn't make glue dry when it's below freezing!
I have a coal burning stove in mine, but I bet insulation and Air Conditioning would be more practical.
The AC is all but taken care of, and as soon as I am not a lazy puke the insulation is mostly there, and the visqueen as well.