I have a two car garage in Ohio and am starting to do woodworking. Its getting into the 40s and hard to use the table saw with a winter coat.What is a good way to go with a portable heater? size, type, etc?? Are any of you successfully heating a two car garage for woodworking in the winter? What have you found that is successful?Terry

Portable propane? Whatever you get should be instaled and permanentlyvented so there is no gas,Co, buildup.

The sawdust created is a fire hazard, so your choices are somewhatlimited. I'd go with an infrared lamp, also less expensive tooperate.

I am looking at a HD75 hot dawg for my oversized 3 car garage. I noticed inother posts that people have used 5 inch b vent for exhaust on these units.However the instruction manual says 3 inch. What size did you use?Thanks,Jeff

garage heater - kerosene or propane & size?

Dec 03, 2004 24 Replies

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Phisherman 21 years ago

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Jeff Guay 21 years ago

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Edwin Pawlowski 21 years ago

Do you think the guys that designed it and said 3" are stupid?

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Greg O 21 years ago

Use what the instructions require! Greg

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Jeff Guay 21 years ago

Thanks for your help. Nice talking to ya.

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