Posted by coshoo on December 28, 2017 at 01:44:55 from (65.101.148.136):
In Reply to: Heating your shop posted by JBR2017 on December 27, 2017 at 16:57:16:
I have a wood stove (got it free for the taking) and an electric forced air furnace out of a mobile home. Furnace vents out the bottom, so built a little stand out of 2 X 12's so it blows out toward the wood stove. Turn on the furnace when I go to the shop, then build a fire in the stove. Furnace blows at the stove and circulates the heat. Once it warms up, furnace goes off and on as needed. I usually keep it at 60 or so when I'm out there, and turn everything off when I'm not. Temperate climate, seldom below 20 degrees outside, generally in the 40's in winter. Cheap electricity from hydro power in the Pacific northwest (about 6 cents a kilowatt) and firewood free for the cutting on my place, so this may not be economically feasible in the Midwest.
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