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ibexman



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Workshop/garage heating
What sort of heating do you guys use in your garage/workshop /shed low cost or otherwise Thumbs Up
Post #107880 16th Dec 2011 5:47pm
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Buzz



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Move around alot Thumbs Up
Post #107882 16th Dec 2011 6:03pm
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IKke



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Something like this
Post #107887 16th Dec 2011 6:13pm
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pom



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Those log burners made out of old gas cylinders are not bad.

Pom
Post #107888 16th Dec 2011 6:33pm
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Zagato
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Low power drain caravan fan heater.
Post #107892 16th Dec 2011 6:38pm
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As said the gas bottle log burners are good and almost free to run. A few bits of wood and possibly a small amount of coal and they generate quite a lot of heat.

The diesel or kerosine ones are good but can get a
bit wiffy in a small place. The gas ones are good but can get expensive to run of used a lot.

Pete
Post #107912 16th Dec 2011 7:30pm
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Tim_NZ



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There's a few ideas here:

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/general-chat/573...aters.html

Cheers,

Tim
Post #108049 17th Dec 2011 12:27pm
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GREENI



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Vice+steel+hacksaw Thumbs Up

I must admit, our workshop can be totally tropical in this cold weather.....Alex went to town when he bought the place, its a delight to be there it's so well specced!
Post #108052 17th Dec 2011 12:38pm
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pom



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make friends with your local trucking firm for a limitless supply of used engine oil and get an oil burner.

Pom
Post #108058 17th Dec 2011 1:06pm
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