wont it just let out the heat or is it to let out the heat afterward?
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Vent is there for a couple reasons.. air expands when it's heated and needs a place to go.. the other is during the curing process gases, smoke and by-products are given off.. nasty stuff and it either goes out the vent or in your shop
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well out the vent would be in my shop with the garage door open.
why doesnt the household oven need a vent for expanding air to go? and wouldnt that make let the heat out and draw more electricity to keep the heat up?
just trying to learn, thanks
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Originally posted by donafamswell out the vent would be in my shop with the garage door open.
why doesnt the household oven need a vent for expanding air to go? and wouldnt that make let the heat out and draw more electricity to keep the heat up?
just trying to learn, thanks
Originally posted by donafamsdoesnt seem to make any sense... where on oven and what type vent for garage use?It ain't your grandma's box!!
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Originally posted by fl70A household oven is vented. On a range it is usually above and behind the burners(where the clock usually is).
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Originally posted by donafamsthats a gas range, is your powder coat oven gas also? wont find that on my electric range
kthanxbye
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I vented my oven like this>>easy set-up.
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