John, I would think it would be the moisture rather than the temperature that was causing the problems with your oxycon. Growing up in Surrey I can't remember it getting really cold enough to cause problems with oxycons.
Here in my unheated studio I have a parabolic heater which I use to heat up my oxycon for 30 minutes before I start it. It runs well after this preheating.
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cRlyn, cause Traci says so
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