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1. Space amplified by lack of organizational skills. 2. Ditto 3. Ditto -
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I like the video overall but too, question the need to remove the drywall.
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Another issue I've heard of (I think it was on WoodTalk) is if your shop is cold and you open a door or window on that first warm Spring day, you can end up with condensation on everything. I find myself using my heater just to make it more comfortable on marginal days, say getting the shop from 40 degrees to 50.
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By wtnhighlander · Posted
I'm thinking that 15 amps (at 120v?) is kinda small for a grill. Be sure to check the specs for cook time.
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