How do you guys that are woodworking in wood outbuildings heat them and minimize fire exposure?

Thanks,

Roop

I wear more clothes:D

I eat more Wendy's :sick:

Ahhhhhhhh its about 80 in here.................. Vented gas heater works wonders.

More clothes, eat more....

Been freezing my ass off out there for the last 3 years - not crazy about a wood stove.

Will keep looking

In my old shop I used a salamander and it worked well, just shut it off if you ain't there. Now I'm in the basement and always warm.:happy:

I did'nt finish in my old shop but I did do contact cement at times. Get it good and warm, shut heater off, spread cement, let it flash off, open overhead door to change air and turn heater back on. I have heard of guys blowing up houses from contact cement from stove pilots.

I'm in the basement, but its a dust bowl here.. I gotta move..

I bought a vented gas heater for the house. It's the size of a suitcase and works wonders. It cost almost 1400 installed. The shed ( 16x20) is gonna catch a major rebuild and be the new jake-cave. Look up Rinnae or Monitor heaters. They are great!

I use a small propane heater i bought at homies, hooks up to a grill sized gas tank. keeps the shed nice and warm. of course i turn it off when making alot of dust or using something with combustable fumes.