Recent content by jocool1585

I've done a ton of grinding with it, like thousands of square feet. Great machine and tooling. There are several different ways to polish the floor with it, ie: different tooling options.

6toGo - Are you looking to actually polish the concrete or just grind it for a coating? There are way better options than a dimabrush and vacuums to go with them so you've got zero dust. Most Sunbelt Rental stores (and many small shops as well) carry a grinder from Husqvarna called the PG 450...

I've been using the Dewalt Tough System and like it a lot. They are modular boxes that clip together and they also have a cart for them. I usually clip two together and carry them. They're crazy tough and easy to handle...

Steel in the floor and have them soff-cut it in the green zone. Concrete doesn't have to randomly crack.

Go rent one of these for a day (with a vac) and prep the floor the best way. Adhesion to oil is going to be an issue without removing it. http://www.husqvarna.com/int/construction/products/surface-preparation-products/pg-280/

What he said - Soff-Cut with joint protectors at the 90* intersections. Looks like someone cut really late and used a cured concrete blade.

Just thought I'd followup and share a photo of how the roof turned out.

I have both of these on ebay w/a bunch of photos and videos: Jeep: http://www.ebay.com/itm/301012280682 Ford F150: http://www.ebay.com/itm/301012930896 I'll offer a $1,000 discount on the truck to a GJ member. Shoot me a PM for more info.

Need to move this one, accepting offers. Also have an'08 F150 Lariat Supercrew available w/81,000 miles.

After owning and restoring this Jeep over 4 years, I need to let it go. Last time I shared a picture of it in the wheeling thread I got some thumbs up, so I figured I'd share it here. This jeep is also now listed on eBay. I'm relocating after being out of work for 6 months and can't take all...

Kevin - thanks for the insight. I figured there was a 'right way' to flash those transitions. I found an image on roofing.com that shows it in use: The next trick will be finding this flashing product locally....

To the roofing experts on the forum, I'm seeking some advice on shingling a gambrel style roof. Following some unfortunate storm damage to my garage, I'm going to reshingle the whole building. My question is about the angle transitions on the gambrel roof. Over time the shingles that were...

You could also do it the safe way and rent a piece of equipment! A JCB 520 or something similar would do the job without risking hurting someone! :beer:

Yes, just need 24v to the damper. Thanks!

I also read the reviews about the HF threaded, but bought it anyway. I did about 40 sets of 3/4" threads last weekend and everything worked fine. The ratchet function and handle is kind of ****, but the tool gets the job done.