Old man winter is coming

[Ohio piper]

I used to live in California and scrolling in the winter was not an issue. But now I live in Ohio and I am wondering where I am going to set up my saw. It makes so much dust. I think I might have to buy a good quality shed and insulate it and run power to it so I can have heat. What do you guys do in the the colder climate?  Just curious 

[kmmcrafts]

A shed would be the best option probably.. that said there are several ( myself included ) that have scrolled inside the house.. If you have a spare room where you could set up a saw.. get a box fan and a good quality furnace filter attached to the back of the fan that you run while you saw can get a good amount of the fine dust. Maybe get a door sock thing to lay on the floor in front of the door while working to keep any of the dust from going under the door and out into the rest of the house. 

[John M]

I have been scrolling in a spare room for years. Most of the dust falls down.

[OCtoolguy]

I thought everybody outside of California had basements to work in. No? Wow!

[Bill WIlson]

I have a basement shop, so weather isn't an issue.  Now, noise and dust can be annoyances, at least to my wife.  It's just the 2 of us, so no little ones to worry about waking up.

[rjweb]

No basements in Texas, but i have a shop, RJ

[OCtoolguy]

I live so close to the ocean that the water table doesn't allow for basements.

[ChelCass]

I bought a shed from the Amish and then finished it out to suit my needs.  It has electric and heat, quite cozy in the winter. 

[barb.j.enders]

I have a room in my basement.  Just hubby and me, no kids to worry about. 

[TAIrving]

18 hours ago, rjweb said:

No basements in Texas, but i have a shop, RJ

Same here.  I do not know if the reason has to do with water table or unsuitability of the soil.