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Here in central Arizona we have had now 30 days of 110 degrees or higher. Still counting.

But this 83 year ol'fogy prefers that over shoveling snow or cleaning up after a flood.

 

John

 

 

Old Dust

 

Scrollers do not have "scrap wood". We only have a constant diminishing dementional inventory.

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That is some serious heat - not something I would want to even begin to contemplate.

 

Just to add a little contrast - this picture of my workshop was taken one morning a few years ago when the temperature bottomed out at - 40 C.  That kind of cold is not a regular occurrence but we can expect it at least once or twice a winter.  The haze you see we call "Frost Fog".

 

 

 

Jay 

 
 

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That is some serious heat - not something I would want to even begin to contemplate.

 

Just to add a little contrast - this picture of my workshop was taken one morning a few years ago when the temperature bottomed out at - 40 C.  That kind of cold is not a regular occurrence but we can expect it at least once or twice a winter.  The haze you see we call "Frost Fog".

 

 

 

Jay 

 
 

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That is one pretty location for a shop.

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Denny:   Pretty much the same chunk of the woods - we're just north of Quetico Park in Northwestern Ontario - International Falls is 1 1/2 hour drive west.  We might have been neighbours!

 

 

Jay

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John, I'd never survive that kind of heat, I have a hard time with the temps being in the ninties. I'm a winter person, no matter how cold it gets, you can dress for it and work in it.

Len

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Our 90 plus has been good enough for me.I feel for ya.John. :sad:

Ditto.  Suppose to go down maybe to mid to lower 80's first of next week.  So looking forward to that!  :)  Glad I was born after Air Conditioning for sure!  :lol:

I too love the Picture of Jay's shop in the Winter BUT I like the concept of snow and seeing it in pretty pictures but a day or two of it and I am good to move on.  ;)

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That is some serious heat - not something I would want to even begin to contemplate.

 

Just to add a little contrast - this picture of my workshop was taken one morning a few years ago when the temperature bottomed out at - 40 C.  That kind of cold is not a regular occurrence but we can expect it at least once or twice a winter.  The haze you see we call "Frost Fog".

 

 

 

Jay 

 
 

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What is the size of that shop? I been wanting to expand my basement workshop to a bigger one.

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Local here the heat index has been running between 100 to 116. However we have been having cloud cover and rain the past few days, So I have pulled out some old pine to see how much of this rust I can work off. Got better once I switched back to a regular blade.

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