I recently built a drying chamber for my rough turned pieces. It has insulated walls, an incandescent bulb, and a mini dehumidifier in it. It is a sealed box; there are no vent holes in it. I've been gradually bringing the temp up, first with a 40W bulb, then a 60W, and now a 75W. The RH inside the box has gone from 88% to it's current level of 78% over two weeks. The dehumidifier has accumulated about a pint of water, and there is a lot of rain out on the foil faced walls. I choose to use the dehumidifier and not put vent holes in so that my shop doesn't get exposed to all the moisture. Since this is my first experience with this, I'm not sure if the RH should be lower at this point (after 2 weeks). Is the rain out in the chamber "normal"? I know that people use old freezers and put vent holes in them, but I've also read of those who use an enclosed box without vents. I thought the dehumidifier would collect most of the moisture, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Any guidance with respect to RH levels, extent of rain out, etc. would be appreciated. Thanks.