northeastpuller1
Member
First off I do understand money does not grow on trees. Second thing if you are renting a place I get it.
There are some very talented people on this sight that year after year work in a dirt floor wagon shed in the bitter cold. O degrees may be different in Montana or Canada then in North East pa less dampness and not as brutal. I dont know never been in those winter climates. I have always looked at well insulated heated shop as a tool that helps me keep things in better shape than if I had to work on stuff in a wagon shed with a tarp for a door taking gloves on and off be cold and miserable a lot of things just would not get addressed and cost more to fix later then if attended to sooner. I am not saying everyone needs one of those 40x100 top shop buildings like on tv but a simple 24 x24 would be way better then a wagon shed. So why is it not a priority to have a tool like a warm shop. It would pay big untold dividends all winter long. What am I missing in this thinking?
There are some very talented people on this sight that year after year work in a dirt floor wagon shed in the bitter cold. O degrees may be different in Montana or Canada then in North East pa less dampness and not as brutal. I dont know never been in those winter climates. I have always looked at well insulated heated shop as a tool that helps me keep things in better shape than if I had to work on stuff in a wagon shed with a tarp for a door taking gloves on and off be cold and miserable a lot of things just would not get addressed and cost more to fix later then if attended to sooner. I am not saying everyone needs one of those 40x100 top shop buildings like on tv but a simple 24 x24 would be way better then a wagon shed. So why is it not a priority to have a tool like a warm shop. It would pay big untold dividends all winter long. What am I missing in this thinking?