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In February 2012, in Polk County, Wisconsin, an incident occurred where 81-year-old Stanley Johnson was refilling a small 1-pound propane cylinder from a larger 20-pound tank in his garage. During the process, the smaller tank ruptured, releasing gas that ignited and caused an explosion. His wife, 77-year-old Nancy Johnson, was present in the garage at the time and tragically died at the scene. Stanley Johnson managed to escape and was transported to Amery Regional Medical Center for treatment of his injuries.

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I watched your video and I totally hear what you're saying. You're just using the heater to prevent freezing. This is what I used to do with my shop until I started using it more often. When I started using it 6 to 12 hours a day the electricity cost started costing about $400 a month. Now I do have natural gas on my property. So I invested in overhead radiant heater 30,000 BTU. The whole install with the heater cost me just over $2000 Canadian. Now I keep it set at 71° 24 hours a day. This cost me about $30 a month during the heating season. Now, if I were to do this again and build my own shop, I would go with a natural gas boiler and in floor radian heat. Nothing beats the thermal mass of a 10,000 pound piece of cement. Now, if I was in your situation and building a new shop, I would still go with electric floor radiant heating and I would add a shop heater like you have.

Where can I find those 3d printed feet for the hoops

I would think you'd need to purge until you see liquid and repeat until full right?

A few years later, are you still using this? Do you still like it?

Thats the full reach ? i tought it was telescopic and could be extended even more than that

You really should drill out the seam. It can cause splitting.

lol don’t say anything about using a power washer

Hey that thing is pretty cool. I've never quite seen a setup like that. The converter plug that it uses is really interesting. I have a Hobart Handler 140 has the option to use gas on it that can make a difference but for a beginner that thing is really sweet. Using flux core wire makes set up so much easier. Have you ever tried your hand at plastic welding? I got a unit really good for plastic gas tanks water tanks anything plastic really. Also makes an excellent heat gun heat gun. Most people haven't heard of plastic welding but it's a thing. If you don't own one I highly recommend adding one to your arsenal. Steinel HL 2020 E Professional Silver Anniversary Heat Gun Kit, 120 to 1150°F, 4/4 to 8/6 to 13 CFM this one hasn't let me down yet. 👍

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Nice demo on the arc captain. I like my plasma cutter.

It was an awesome video ty

Our tube slide is breaking less than a year later… and can’t get replacement parts even with the warranty. Even the base that attached to the playset. It’s clearly broken and we’ve heard nothing. Trying to talk to Costco now since kidskraft won’t respond.

Plain and simple, good job.

I eventually gave up at 4:40...

Sorry you got a Kohler engine I dont think anyone is using them anymore, hophully they went back to making shitters.

There's a little more to it than explained but that's the jist of it.

Eventually there wont be any American manufacturing and those companies will have complete control of what is available. A bit like when there was a “chip” shortage

How is the building holding up a year later? I think you have convinced me to get one

How much acreage can you cover at that speed? Or more specifically how many acres did you cover here and how much water/product was used?

I used a jump pack to start my car without a car battery even installed. They are very impressive.

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Jump packs are awesome, everyone should have more than one.

Have you thought of making a recessed bracket so you have a less likely chance of it getting snagged?

That's really awesome now that's a real man. My hat's off to you buddy lead these young bucks by example 🤠

I’ve used my electric heater for almost 20 years. Wish I went gas. It costs me roughly $180 per month in Chicago. I looked at all my electric bills. That’s around $800 a year! Gas roughly 30 a month extra. Changed my electric out a year ago.

The key to his result is by lowering the temp, insulation performance goes up.

Let me know your thoughts below!

If you want to heat with electricity, the most efficient way is a heat pump. I heat with a mini split ductless unit with a typical COP of 2.5. This means for every watt of electricity I get 2.5 watts of heat. Install one of these in your shop and you will cut your electric bill by at least 50%.

You actually keep your garage very cold. This helps with cost a lot as you lose less heat. If you doubled your temp to be comfortable. You would probably triple your costs. Gas or oil would be cheaper in cost per BTU. You have chosen the most convenient. It's a fine choice if you can afford it.

you must have one nice ass poco. we getting raped out here

here in ky my electric company ( licking valley) charges 14.35cents per killowatt. my garage is 16x30 i keep it at 55 degs, im charged 275 per month for the whole month just for my garge. im running a 10,000 watt furnace but dont use but 5000 waTTs on low.

Mostly nonsense. Electricity is the most expensive way to heat a building if you calculate $ per btu. I have researched this heating my cabin. Propane cost 1/3 the price of electricity.

I've read that anything running on electric is like burning money in really cold areas.

thumbs up ( I was going to say to put in a heat pump, but by the time you consider the initial investment, for how much electric you use, seems you are doing the most overall best thing ) We use a heat pump in our garage, but it was there when we moved in and until it breaks we will use it. Maybe consider something like a Mr buddy heater just in case the power goes out. I have also found out that Propane at about $3.50 per gallon cost me about the same as electric strip heat How much did it cost you for that interesting, easy to use, high tech heater ( mated to solar ) you are using? We have "paid off" solar also, it was a great investment , ROI, for us.

Yellow can burns hotter

Great explanation K6, thanks for posting

I’m with an electric coop and my electricity is 8¢ per KWh. Hookup is a flat $40/Mon but I pay that regardless.

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But You Must Tell The Truth To The People, How Many Times Did You Blowout Your 30 Amps Fuse ?? Me Every Time I use It. Amén.

Thank for the great video. I have been trying to decided between an electric heater and propane. I currently have no LP on my property. Looking like electric may be the way to go. Like you said by the time you get a tank and then pay rental, and piping install. Electric I can pull all the permits and do the install myself. Plus no venting and no explosion hazard from fumes.

DO NOT OVERFILL THAT ONE POUND TANK It has a safety release valve. As the tank warms up, it might build up enough pressure to release gas. If it finds a spark you'll have a fire or explosion. NOTE: That is why it is a violation of DOT laws to transport tanks you have refilled at home. Put some of those in the trunk of a car on a hot day and you can blow the car to hell and back. Whichever brand of tank you buy, weigh it full from the store and never fill it to be heavier than the store bought weight. If you insist on transporting those in a vehicle save the four way plastic restraint and the caps so you can make it appear they are factory, NOT refilled. The fine can be as high as $100,000.

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You need weigh that tank if the tank temp was the same you didnt fill it

No way you heated your garage with electric heater for the winter for $150 no way yeah maybe if you kept a thermostat at 45°

It ran 200 hrs. That's not .uch so i assume you only heat the shop when you are in there. Is that correct ?

now when i put mine together, and don't read the directions, i have a good idea how to assemble it thanks for the how to...also i think i will wash the grill top before i put it together....just bought one 1/6/25 on walmart website for $147 and i got an adapter hose there too

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Thank you! I just bought the 2020 model from W-Mart plus some accessories from AMZ and Lowes. This definitely helps with the initial setup.