Humidity check

Work place layout -- Controlling Temperature -- Humidity -- Air Quality
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Kenny Wiebusch
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Humidity check

Post by Kenny Wiebusch » Fri Feb 21, 2025 11:10 am

Our furnace has been running overtime. Dryed out this maple back bad enough to break bracing. This had a 15' radius. I think I can save it. Maple is tough stuff.
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Kevin in California
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Re: Humidity check

Post by Kevin in California » Fri Feb 21, 2025 11:22 pm

Ouch.
I struggle with the humidity changes with no controls in my work space. I'd be smart to only build in my area from about Feb to Oct including spraying. But alas, I want to build year around.

I'm sure you can fix it

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Re: Humidity check

Post by Herman » Sat Feb 22, 2025 5:06 am

Very litte runout, nice wood!
Yes you can fix that. Take the braces off and let it cure.
Herman

Carl Dickinson
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Re: Humidity check

Post by Carl Dickinson » Sun Feb 23, 2025 4:26 pm

I've got a 180 SF room for assembly and wood storage that humidity is controlled by an Inkbird Humidity Controller IHC200. There is a 2 gallon dehumidifier (w/hose to outside) and a 1 gallon humidifier (that needs filling daily sometimes) plugged into it. Set to 45% it works great. The humidifier needs to have analog controls. I got two humidifiers with digital controls before I figured that out :roll: .

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