Even down here in TX. a 12x13, 8' ceiling, well insulated, bedroom will just get by with a 5200 BTU which is the size of a lot of electric free standing heaters here. If you are in your shop and sitting at your work bench, it might keep your legs warm.
I use a radiant heater that attaches to the top of my 50# propane tank. It has 5,10,and 15kBTU settings but with it 3' away the 5k works ok. So my cost is 5/91,500 x $4.29 = 23 cents per hour.
Price has about doubled on filling smaller tanks. Don't know if the Amerigas acquisition of all the mom and pop shops around here had anything to do with it or not.
However I have the tank sitting on a furniture mover dolly and I can roll it around to wherever I'm working which is real convenient. Don't have to heat the whole shop.
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