Drying box?

[Wood Dog]

Not wanting to hijack Alan's post I for one would like to know more about this drying box. How about it Lou?

Originally Posted by lou

Hey Richard, take a trip to Nova Scotia sometime! We're not as hot as Jersey, but I can assure you that 100 percent humidity is not one bit uncommon in July and August, especially on the coast. I think I need to grow some gills. In desperation, Hub and I built a drying box to help dry my intarsia. I don't usually do intarsia in summer, but am this year, and found nothing would dry in our weather. It's been just wonderful and I advise anyone with a humidity problem to consider building one (or else take the summer off). Fog has it charms, but not day and day out!

Ok Lou what are you talking about? Pictures, directions......please

[wood-n-things]

Here is a link for one I found....
DRYING BOX BUILDING AND ASSEMBLY INSTURCTIONS

Most I have found so far are for drying herbs, and other plant materials.

[lucky788scroller]

The "drying box" thing I have in mind involves one of those cheap home greenhouse things used for starting plants indoors One like http://www.ecmdstore.com/Product/Pro...es=12593400000 . Inside that one could hang a light to boost the temp a few degrees, but I think what I would do is put a small dehimidifier inside that mini greenhouse thing, because removing the moisture will be more of a benefit than simply adding heat I would think.