Best heat source for Wood Shop?

[Dragonfly]

Guys,
    What is the safest and most efficient way I can heat my wood shop?  Its well insulated and we are gonna install a concrete floor.  I know with wood work dust and open flames are not a good idea and don't mix.  So what are some of you who have true wood shops doing for heat?  Thanks---Jason

[Ghost Maker Calls]

Put your heat in the floor.  You can either have hot water or electric radiant heat installed in concrete, that is the most efficient and safest way in a wood shop.  I use a direct vent propane heater in my shop.  The combustion chamber is sealed so it is safe but not very efficient.  When I do it again, the heat is going in the floor.

[Bulldogmikey]

Adam's is in the basement and it is a heat pump that seldom runs here. Temp stays about 65 year round except the last couple weeks  . I agree with Ghost Maker....Floor or radiant is the safest.

Mike

[L-Wes]

My brother recently went through this....his solution, which works GREAT:  Radient heat in the floor, with heat supplied by outdoor wood boiler.

[misfire]

I am getting a wood burning stove. Dont have alot of flammable stuff, and what I do have is kept in a cabinet. Have been using a large kerosene heater, but it takes too long

[Dragonfly]

Radiant it is.  Thanks guys, was kinda leaning that way anyhow.---Jason