It’s sooooooo…ooooo teeth chattering cold
I’m currently venting out my window with a towel in attempt to block out most of the cold but we’re have a glacier front and nothing is helping.
Has anyone come up with a solution to vent out their window in a more temperature controlled manner?
Eventually I would like a permanent solution so I’m not opening and closing my window every time I use the glowforge (maybe open a little door/vent) and I’d like to avoid buying an indoor filter.
Louvered vent covers work for me.
https://community.glowforge.com/search?q=Louvered%20@evansd2
As I’ve mentioned many times, lol.
It’s -4F outside as I type this. I just open and close the window when I’m using the glowforge no matter the time of year.
Heh - someone else was just asking the same thing!
Omg where did you get those 
I have this huge ugly aluminum vent. Had to move it from the back side of the house to the front 
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I made it with the glowforge. You do need a passthrough slot and either manual registration (which I did as this was pre-snapmarks) or snapmarks. It is just a piece of 3/16" plywood and spray paint. I guess you would only need the passthrough if you have any artistic talent, but as I have none I had to use the passthrough, again and again, to score stencils.
I’ve had my GF permanently on a similar setup for years, although it rarely gets that cold here in joy-ga. My ducting is about 35’ so the machine is fairly well “insulated” from outdoor conditions.
I open the lid and run the inline duct fan in spring and fall to draw air thru the house. I miss an attic fan.
OK thank you so much I do have the pro 
