Hey Dog. What do you do in your shop ? If you weld a lot, spray paint or have a solid fuel heating system you are venting all the fumes and suspended particles into the ceiling and ultimately the roof vent. If not it isn't an issue. Many roofs I worked on and especially steel we used the mesh cap across the entire roof. When I was first introduced to mesh I thought that driving rain and snow would penetrate them, but it doesn't. It is an excellent way to vent and leaves no area of the roof or attic without good air flow. We left an inch to inch and a half on each side of the peak, thus approximately 3" which the roof mesh cap covered very nicely. I'm not against roof vents , you can put them all on one side of the peak so they don't show from the street or whatever view you wish. A power vent is the ultimate , this is thermostat controlled , pulls an incredible mass of air very quickly. I have one on my house and I wouldn't be without it. Good luck with whatever you decide on.
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