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<blockquote data-quote="Perplexed" data-source="post: 4029183" data-attributes="member: 7157"><p>It will. I speak from experience.</p><p></p><p>I installed two large ceiling fans in my shop, and they help tremendously with keeping the moisture down to tolerable levels when I’m not in the shop. I do have to keep them going 24/7, though.</p><p></p><p>I cheaped out with a 240V window A/C unit; since I have no windows in the shop, and the walls are simply a pair of thin gauge sheet steel, I welded up a rolling frame out of square steel tube and installed the A/C in the frame, with plywood, hardie board, and rigid foam insulation in the rest of the frame. When I want to use the A/C, I open the back door of the shop, roll the frame into the opening, and plug in the unit. Works pretty well up to the mid 90s, and I have my work table set in front of the unit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Perplexed, post: 4029183, member: 7157"] It will. I speak from experience. I installed two large ceiling fans in my shop, and they help tremendously with keeping the moisture down to tolerable levels when I’m not in the shop. I do have to keep them going 24/7, though. I cheaped out with a 240V window A/C unit; since I have no windows in the shop, and the walls are simply a pair of thin gauge sheet steel, I welded up a rolling frame out of square steel tube and installed the A/C in the frame, with plywood, hardie board, and rigid foam insulation in the rest of the frame. When I want to use the A/C, I open the back door of the shop, roll the frame into the opening, and plug in the unit. Works pretty well up to the mid 90s, and I have my work table set in front of the unit. [/QUOTE]
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