gtriever
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I'm still trying to improve the finish technique on my wooden pens, and CA is not an option (bad, bad allergies!) - So with that in mind, I just began experimenting with Les Elm's dipping method and I'm liking what I see so far. Since my shop is my garage, with Winter here the temperature varies from a low of around 47 to a high of 62ish- too cold for finishing and curing.
I had just ordered one of the PSI Gang Drying Systems, so here's my question: Has anybody built (or thought of building) a heated finishing/drying cabinet? I'm thinking a cabinet just large enough for that drying system to fit in with a separate "compartment" for an appliance-type lamp - indirect heat, and just enough of it to keep the temp above 70-75 degrees.
Any pros/cons/other thoughts before I start buying materials?
I had just ordered one of the PSI Gang Drying Systems, so here's my question: Has anybody built (or thought of building) a heated finishing/drying cabinet? I'm thinking a cabinet just large enough for that drying system to fit in with a separate "compartment" for an appliance-type lamp - indirect heat, and just enough of it to keep the temp above 70-75 degrees.
Any pros/cons/other thoughts before I start buying materials?