[TheForge] propane tanks inside

[Ron Childers]

Let not your heart be troubled, put the tank outside, lean a piece of
roofing tin or plywood over it and plant flowers to camouflage it. If you
work in a closed shop the biggest worry is ventilation. Anything you burn
produces stuff not good to breathe. The co detector (or several) is a cheap
investment. It doesn't take long at inadequate ventilation to kill you. 

Ron C 

 

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[mailto:theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Lucky7Steel
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 10:40 AM
To: theforge at mailman.qth.net
Subject: [TheForge] propane tanks inside

 

So stressful.

I'm not one to be scared of the dangers of welding but this one is causing
me much grief. I took out two windows to better install my squirell cage
blower contraption and there's a chance i could maybe put a small bbq tank
on an outside wall. There is a house next door and i'm not sure what they'd
make of it but i suppose it'd be better outside on a wall than inside no?
it's be safe there correct?

sigh. I might just sell the forge and go back to torch heating but that'd
suck big time.

~karen~




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