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RE: Workshop Humidity Posted by: Edwin I am from t'Netherlands.... Nuff said................ If it floods you all die... ? you win.... ? |
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RE: Workshop Humidity I am from t'Netherlands.... Nuff said................ |
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RE: Workshop Humidity I sense a Monty Python Song coming on. Never knew you were from't Yorkshire Mark 🙂 |
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RE: Workshop Humidity T'Yorkshire? - they had it lucky up there...I'm from t'Coventry...we had it hard. ? |
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RE: Workshop Humidity Blimey....... I wish..... And here I am in my 2x3 meter shed.... You were lucky! When I were a young whipper-snapper my first workshop was a double decker bus ? A 2x3 meter shed? - We dreamed of ha... |
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RE: Workshop Humidity Blimey....... I wish..... ☹️ And here I am in my 2x3 meter shed.... Or in front of it.... Guitar building is mainly an outdoor activity for me! Looking great ? |
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8 years ago |
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RE: Workshop Humidity It is going to be cosy in there! Nice bench 🙂 |
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8 years ago |
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RE: Workshop Humidity Thanks John I am by no means a builder just keen DIY er. Taken advice from some friends who are builders. All the vertical 4x2 pieces are side on and battened 1"off the wall and have damp proof membra... |
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8 years ago |
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RE: Deleted course Sorted... ? |
In forum New Members |
8 years ago |
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Deleted course I have accidentally clicked on the big ‘Delete Course’ button and have lost access to the acoustic build videos. Could you reinstate me please? Thanks Darren |
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8 years ago |
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RE: What would you like to see next? Hi Guys As I'm still really a newbie to the guitar building with Mark. I just need to be a sponge and soak up anything and everything so this forum is really helpful. The workshop tools etc just take ... |
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RE: Workshop Humidity Ha Ha just found this link that says attach files could be the answer 🙂 Attachment : 7 Rear completed and right side almost done.JPG Attachment : 6 Left side completed.JPG Attachment : ... |
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8 years ago |
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RE: Workshop Humidity Can someone tell me how to put pictures up on the thread This might help: how-to-upload-images-videos Let me know if it is not working for you - there is a 'time delay spam filter' thingy that someti... |
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RE: Workshop Humidity Thanks Darren Yes I know the propane heater is a no no. just needed to see if the RH level could get down to anything close to a working environment. Which it did so will continue with the insulation ... |
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8 years ago |
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RE: Workshop Humidity The problem with any gas burner is that water is produced in the combustion process so if you are trying to reduce the humidity this method of heating will be adding more humidity that your dehumidifi... |
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8 years ago |
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RE: Workshop Humidity Yes I have read the dessicant ones are better for workshop/garages. didn't know about the temp reason though 😉 I will try and get some pics up to the thread but not sure how atm I have already covered... |
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8 years ago |
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RE: Workshop Humidity Most dehumidifiers don't work too well at low temps (below 12 is too cold really for them to be efficient) My advice is to crank up the oil filled radiator a bit - at normal room temps the dehumidifie... |
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RE: Workshop Humidity UPDATE Ok two dehumidifiers going 24/7. One 2500Watt oil heater left about half way up on the thermostat, to keep the frost out over night. So two days later at 9 am and the RH level is down to a stea... |
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RE: Workshop Humidity Great Q - Thanks! Yes it can be a bit of a nightmare in a draughty shed. In the middle of winter...in the UK... If you do not have any 'proper' heating available then I believe that the best solution ... |
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8 years ago |
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Workshop Humidity I have a question regarding humidity for you Mark. Do you use a dehumidifier in the workshop and if so which one would you recommend. Or is there another way? The garage I am in the process of convert... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
8 years ago |