Re: Shop Cooling Revisited

Posted by Goose on August 07, 2015 at 06:15:42 from (70.198.0.191):

In Reply to: Shop Cooling Revisited posted by Texasmark1 on August 06, 2015 at 18:58:38:

Gives me an idea. I have a new 30X48 building that isn't finished inside yet beyond lights and wiring. Within the next few weeks I'm going to be insulating one side wall and putting some shelves up.

I have a 110 window AC that we aren't using. I also recently junked out an old grill, and after I removed all the burners, etc., I decided if I put a plywood top on the bottom part it would make a good tool cart. It would be perfect to put that window AC unit on. I might try it.

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