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   tingoose | Dec 19, 2005 07:59pm | #1

   I've got a similar size shed and use a small convector heater (500W) and that works well at keeping the shed dry and warm.  My shed is double skinned and the inner space filled with insulating material so it's economical to keep the heater on all the time.  Needless to say, I don't have any dampness or rust problems and I never get cold either!

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   jwafish2 | Dec 21, 2005 08:58pm | #2

   I would recommend as much insulation as possible and electric base board heaters. Make sure to put the electric base board heaters on a seperate circuit from the rest of your shop. That way you won't have to worry about poping a breaker and taking the long walk to the braker box!

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   user-65668 | Dec 22, 2005 12:52am | #3

   Thanks

   Tool Man

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   SawdustSteve | Dec 22, 2005 03:48am | #4

   Hi Tool Man.... since you're out here 'on the island' you might be interested in the following web-site... http://www.liwoodworkers.org. Come on down and say Hello. SawdustSteve

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   dukeone | Dec 24, 2005 05:01pm | #5

   Shel: One item "kinda" made for your shed is a pumphouse heater. Link below. Duke

    

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