Last winter I used lamps to slightly warm my mill and lathe over the cold period when I don't use the shop (to keep the condensation problem down). I'm doing that right now, but the light bulbs burn out and even when working they make a nice glow that escapes the garage, probably alerting the up-to-no-good-types that there's something of value in there.
I've been looking for coffee-cup warmers, which I've read will do something similar as they put out about 25 watts of heat. They don't seem to be around anymore.
Any other suggestions? I have a Model Engineer's Workshop issue from a few years ago that has a DIY thermostat and heater project, but I'd just as soon use something cheap and ready-made.
Thanks, Pete (in St. Paul, MN)