98f outside 105f in the shop with the fan going- DRY HEAT LOL. BB controller @111f X and Z motors @ 130f don’t plan on doing this very often but it’s hot in the hills of San Diego today and I wanted something for my desk at work. After over 100pcs for customers finally something for myself since getting the machine in April 24
Not quite the same situation, but I have an air compressor inside of my CNC table and it gets quite heated during extended usage for air assist. No issues during normal use of course, but the compressor puts off some heat. I put a $50 blower fan inside the enclosure to force (relatively) cooler air in there. I don’t know if its necessary, but it was peace of mind…
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hot and humid here in San Antonio. I found a large portable AC unit, vented to the outside, keeps the humidity low enough and the air just cool enough to make the shop usable during the summer.
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Hot and dry here in St George UT, 108 outside but lucky enough to have AC in the shop.
My dust collector ( Supercell) makes a lot of heat, my biggest complaint about it next to the noise it makes.
Pat
A/C is on the list, should have 220 out to my shop in the next 2 weeks= Spindle and A/C- both sitting in boxes right now.
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