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The Klein’s are sweet, I’ve moved on but used to do a lot of commercial / institutions construction and remodel, never had something...

I'll vote Rotary since that is what it says on the lift pads.

3ø power.

I have tested this empirically and found it to be true!! (Made me laugh) I still have so many lessons!

When I’ve used them they have been still wet when I poured / installed patch.

It’s 1.5”, center to center, with zero gaps.

I smiled, I originally was going to build in a zoning area limited to a 1,200sf shop outbuilding (I would also have an attached to house...

Not my deal, but if you actually read his post it is this (pic below). Nice low arms to get under small cars. My older (sweet) Rotary...

Yes start thinking of laying out the site based on access, and desired distances back from the road or to site features, and desired...

Thoughts on this? Received a quote for the excavation work: Dig footers Pour footings Cut topsoil out of inside for slab Stockpile...

Either works; if you go outside with poly-iso (tolerates moisture better) you can run it below grade and gain more cold protection...

P.S. you can also have a local vinyl siding and or gutter company “brake” you some flashing in any of their standard prefinished...

I use light gauge sheet metal 1 1/2” Z flashing on basement walls, it is sourced from Drywall Supply houses that supply contractors but...

I need one to go with my Speedmatic 597 (and a Versaplane!)

It would make a nice small sheet metal break or roll stand as well (weight).