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bummer I have had 0 issues in 1.5 years the garage door wall button is the motion sensor on mine and of course it goes on when you open the garage door

Interesting I am used to 8' tall doors having 4 - 2' section

So don't have the NEC over for dinner of let them in your shop ?

I have never seen a set like that I agree they look cool

I have been known to purposely weld my ground clamp to my work there I said it , almost out loud

I would be careful of GregSmith they recently sold out to another large mail order type tool company and while they pretend their showrooms are closed due to COVID-19 some are just closed for good that being said I bought my lift from them not knowing this 2 months ago and I was told...

is this your first Novel ? lol i would at least let it have a winter to prove or fail itself or throw a meter on it and do some math before you well up much more ;-)

what garage door openers do you use ? chamberlin has a remote light option that comes on and goes off with the opener

heck your not sided or rocked just build the header down and run the flooring into that threshold to avoid a big step and a problem finishing the exterior under the threshold

I find all tig gloves are tight and restrictive LOL signed Sasquatch hands

Does the door have an integrated threshold ? brick mold = this is a brick opening ? when you do the flooring do you anticipate having to cut the door bottom ? Picture would be nice ;-) raise jamb to anticipated new floor height ,, make a double top jamb .. get creative with larger...

i have not seen a guide coat used and you are flooding the area the guide coat if it existed would be gone in one pass and hard to reapply underwater lol sure you can mark the floor before with paint and even make a map then large sweeping passes and recheck with the level often...

you are renting this right ? https://www.homedepot.com/p/rental/EDCO-Concrete-Grinder-10-50200-HD/309419362 i did not think they had any grit choices ? cure article http://concretepalette.com/how-long-should-you-allow-concrete-to-cure-before-grinding/

BF Hammer to the rescue? lol

Sounds perfect for salt areas and easy to buy a rod and cut to size

bp460 are the SS rods you use smooth or like rebar texture ?

I have read a bit on the epoxy coated not being all that.. no expert here ,, like coating a vehicle frame to prevent rust ,, once rust/moisture finds its way in it is trapped and won't evaporate and goes unchecked

"mystery" for sure ,, keep us in the loop

When I do sidewalks in small sections like that I drill holes in the end form and use rebar to tie into the next pour. if rust is a concern you could rattle can paint the protruding rebar after you took the form off or like mentioned seal the joint and prevent soil washout and freeze...