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  1. woodworkingboy

    Jet heaters

    Good link, thanks Wally.
  2. woodworkingboy

    Jet heaters

    Yes, I'm a gaijin, I have no plans to go get Japanese citizenship. It probably wouldn't even matter if i did and it ever came to blows between this country and the US again, I'd be sushi. Rajan, looking at some convection heaters, it looks like they were made for one thing, heat. Mostly I'm...
  3. woodworkingboy

    Jet heaters

    I can easily crack open a door if more ventilation is needed. Yeah my neighbor, when I first was contemplating moving into the place, the farmer went around and tried to get some organization going against the idea of a foreigner in their midst. He couldn't get much of a following. His wife...
  4. woodworkingboy

    Jet heaters

    Al, can you venture a guess at the heating time that you get out of a 20 pound bottle? Lots of propane suppliers around here.
  5. woodworkingboy

    Jet heaters

    Wow, not looking to good here for the great potentiality of jet heaters! I just might have to rethink the matter. Still, I think I will try and rent one for some days. I am picturing the smell. In the least it might help to keep out the farmer neighbor that likes to come over quite...
  6. woodworkingboy

    Jet heaters

    Renting for a try, I think they are available. Great idea, Tom. Yes, that is the general plan, using one until the wood heat makes things tolerable. It can be painful in the morning sometimes.....Jan and Feb. So far, unseasonably cold. Probably a smaller one doesn't use so much fuel.
  7. woodworkingboy

    Jet heaters

    Damn, Ed, not what I hoped to read. No good, ay. You rarely see them now, except at construction sites sometimes, temporary locations. Where I apprenticed they had two, one at each end of the machine room roaring away. That was a long time ago, so I had hoped they were more efficient now...
  8. woodworkingboy

    Jet heaters

    Al, I had a propane heater once, good heat, but it went through fuel fast. Propane for cooking, generally, and boilers. Fuel cost is quite high here, I think kerosene is the cheapest. No natural gas here in my area, MB, sometimes in parts of larger towns, but still undeveloped on a large...
  9. woodworkingboy

    Jet heaters

    I'm thinking about maybe getting a kerosene jet heater. Been in places that use them, but little direct experience myself. I get to my shop in the morning and it takes an hour or two before the wood stove makes the temperature fairly comfortable. I think the heater would make it a bit easier...
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