I do like this style too. Good to know the volume of work you’re doing for clients. Sick of seeing channels where they no longer produce… Btw nice new router from festool in your last vid. Does your wife know you have identical trim routers too ?!
I've really been enjoying your videos Ryan. I got the exact same Bambu printer a few months ago and it completely changed my shop organization for sure! Quick question for you regarding your heater. I was wondering how well it heats your space when we get those -25 to -30 weeks here in Calgary and if you saw a big jump in your electric bill after adding it to your shop? I am thinking of adding a 5000 Watt hard wired Dyna-Glo to my shop that is 360 square feet but I've heard mixed reviews on costs to run it during the winter here. Would like to keep it at 7-8 degrees when not in use and then up to 12 - 14 while I'm using it.
Thanks for the kind words! The heater is awesome, but it’s not cheap to run if you keep it warm all the time. I keep it at 5 degrees when I’m not out there and that’s not too bad. It will warm up to 15 degrees in maybe 20-30 min? I have it connected to a Mysa smart thermostat so I can control it remotely. My concern is is how warm do I need to keep it if I am printing? I’m not sure if I can print if the garage is at 5 degrees? I have to keep it warm right now because I’m finishing those tables. My heater is the one you mention. I got it from Home Depot for around $160. It’s much cheaper initially that a gas heater, but more expensive to operate. amzn.to/3CuZea7
I do like this style too. Good to know the volume of work you’re doing for clients. Sick of seeing channels where they no longer produce…
Btw nice new router from festool in your last vid. Does your wife know you have identical trim routers too ?!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've really been enjoying your videos Ryan. I got the exact same Bambu printer a few months ago and it completely changed my shop organization for sure! Quick question for you regarding your heater. I was wondering how well it heats your space when we get those -25 to -30 weeks here in Calgary and if you saw a big jump in your electric bill after adding it to your shop? I am thinking of adding a 5000 Watt hard wired Dyna-Glo to my shop that is 360 square feet but I've heard mixed reviews on costs to run it during the winter here. Would like to keep it at 7-8 degrees when not in use and then up to 12 - 14 while I'm using it.
Thanks for the kind words! The heater is awesome, but it’s not cheap to run if you keep it warm all the time. I keep it at 5 degrees when I’m not out there and that’s not too bad. It will warm up to 15 degrees in maybe 20-30 min? I have it connected to a Mysa smart thermostat so I can control it remotely. My concern is is how warm do I need to keep it if I am printing? I’m not sure if I can print if the garage is at 5 degrees? I have to keep it warm right now because I’m finishing those tables. My heater is the one you mention. I got it from Home Depot for around $160. It’s much cheaper initially that a gas heater, but more expensive to operate. amzn.to/3CuZea7