Covering my machines

[Glenn Brooks]

Aukini, Great idea. Couldn't find any grass or leaf bags on Craig's list - but did get inundated with Nissan "Leaf" electric automobiles. Don't think I will search for leaf bags again.

I wonder if cotton painter's drop cloths would work?

Glenn

 

[Aukai]

Aukini, Great idea. Couldn't find any grass or leaf bags on Craig's list - but did get inundated with Nissan "Leaf" electric automobiles. Don't think I will search for leaf bags again.

I wonder if cotton painter's drop cloths would work?

Glenn

Those seem to have a following, I ended up with bulk bags as a search item checking for leaf bags. This one is an option.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006JHK9A4/ref=oh_aui_detailpa

 

[pineyfolks]

I use the HF canvas drop cloths like pineyfolks but only cover stuff when grinding or doing woodwork. My shop has metal working on one side, wood on the other. I have two ceiling fans that run 24/7 over the metal side. Everything is oiled or waxed regularly. I use LPS1 in a squirt bottle for most cast iron. No rust on anything.

Bruce

Ceiling fans were the best thing I put in my shop. Mine run all year round. Keeping the air moving helps even in an unheated shop.

 

[Silverbullet]

I bought some HF moving blankets heavy but breathable . Also have used grill covers , end of year at Wal-Mart

 

[kvt]

HOw about firing cannon off in the my garage shop. Muffles the sound.
But does create a mess on everything. Thus cover all

 

[gi_984]

I use old bed sheets and fitted mattress covers. Good quality cotton sets run about $1 at the local yard sales in summer.