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Ok this heat wave here is killing me. 34 degrees Celsius. 40 with the humid ex. No air circulation in the shop. On top of that have the welding helmet on it's suffocating.

 
It's been too hot for me to. They do supply us with a vest that plugs in to a standard air hose. It almost gets too cold. We also have filtered air(special fitting) going in to our hoods if we want. You might check the internet. Last year I used both at the same time and got sick. Something like pneumonia. Not sure from which one. This week I'm just using the airhood without any problems. Both of these have a regulator. I think it may be some type of heat exchanger. Dragging around 1 or 2 air hoses is the trade off.

This is what I use when it's not hot.

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Ok this heat wave here is killing me. 34 degrees Celsius. 40 with the humid ex. No air circulation in the shop. On top of that have the welding helmet on it's suffocating.
I'm in Arkansas and we have the same temp as you and we are above normal...what is your normal this time of year?

 
I hear you I was working in the garage and I look up at the thermometer and saw this.

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Roughly 38 degrees celsius. I wasn't welding though.

 
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Ok this heat wave here is killing me. 34 degrees Celsius. 40 with the humid ex. No air circulation in the shop. On top of that have the welding helmet on it's suffocating.
Yep, hot here also, we're breaking 74 degrees today. Looks like I'll have to take off early and pop a cold one. Tomorrow they're threatening us to top 75 which means another early day and a cold one.

Jim

 
Ok this heat wave here is killing me. 34 degrees Celsius. 40 with the humid ex. No air circulation in the shop. On top of that have the welding helmet on it's suffocating.
I'm in Arkansas and we have the same temp as you and we are above normal...what is your normal this time of year?
normal for us would be around 24 25 degrees Celsius. what is killing is the humidity levels.



It's been too hot for me to. They do supply us with a vest that plugs in to a standard air hose. It almost gets too cold. We also have filtered air(special fitting) going in to our hoods if we want. You might check the internet. Last year I used both at the same time and got sick. Something like pneumonia. Not sure from which one did it. This week I'm just using the airhood without any problems. Both of these have a regulator. I think it may be some type of heat exchanger. Dragging around 1 or 2 air hoses is the trade off.

This is what I use when it's not hot.
that kit seems awesome but it usually is pretty good here so investing in that system is not really needed. We don't get this kind of heat often so we just tough it out. And I'll be on vacation in a week and a half so I'll be fine hahahaha

 
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Hit 97 F here in Northern Virginia today. I tried to keep my activity outdoors very brief. I did bring my boat home from storage to prep for it's first use this year, but too hot out to work on it.

 
Your not kidding. Luckily I took the day off. I manager a service station in Ashland with no a/c anywhere 10 hours a day. It sucks I want last month! Sunny and 70!

 
SoCal. 75 during the day. 65 at night. Nice ocean breeze. Been this way going on 5 months now.

 
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