On Tue, 02 Aug 2005 10:29:01 GMT, Glen wrote:

mac davis wrote:


No problem with that here on the left coast.. you wife your hands and forehead
frequently to avoid sweating all over your tools & wood..

I haven't been in my shop for 3 weeks now.. *sigh*
It's been 102 to 108 degrees for the last 23 days and too hot to work.. if there
is a breeze, it might cool off to about 70 by 10 pm.. (normal july temps are
97/60-65)

I feel your pain. I am in the "High Desert" myself and the 108-113 on a
daily basis gets old fast. Why am I up now, at 3:25 AM you ask? To get
a little shop time in while it is still cool (around 80)

Glen

Wow.. sounds worse that Fresno!
I've managed to get in an hour or 2 in the mornings, but as soon as the shop hit
90 or so about 10 am, it's time to quit..
It seems like anything over about 92 - 94 not only gets sweat all over my
projects, but I know that I'm not working as safely... time to quit for the day
and keep all my body parts!
The next shop WILL be air conditioned!!!!!!!!!!


mac

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