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Bite the bullet and buy a power venter or a power vented water heater. Carbon monoxide is a silent KILLER ! There is no guessing allowed, you may kill yourself if you like but it's inexcusable to have others in your home.

If you like the shop and labor rate and the kid then think about buying him a set of high jack stands with the understanding that he can pay you back . Flowers for a funeral are around $65 -$150 think about it. I've started giving some of my tools to guys that would appreciate them.

my WAG is parts for T-slot clamping on a bridgeport mill to hold odd shapes.

gravel will hold water . any fill needs to be compacted till you run out of fuel twice ! I would as others said pour a taller footer in concrete or build up with block. You can fill in with modified later and compact.

Personal use or a business ?

what does it look like under the door ? does it **** up to a concrete floor without an expansion strip ?

sweet ! Can I borrow a few million ? lol

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=313447 http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=197787

maybe early stage lighting clamps

For anyone about to pour........raise the floor 1/2 inch and drop the garage door down into a step that is a little higher than the outside driveway.

http://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Adapters-Fittings/NPT-to-NPT/

I would form the opening with corrugated decking and pour on top of it. http://www.fsindustries.com/more_info/corrugated_steel_decking/corrugated_steel_decking.shtml

we need more pictures inside and outside. is this the second poured floor ? is the door seal twisted/damaged ?

1/16" or 1/8" abrasive cut off wheel in your angle grinder will do just about any shaft. I wouldn't think you'd have any worries using bronze with carbon steel.

Ebay "Sta-Kon WT115A"

I have a Halo Bolt 57720. It was a gift ! I was never convinced on their usefulness until I needed it. after fully charging it a furnace guy had a dead battery in my driveway, It worked great ! months later my Cub Cadet battery died, worked great again. a month or two later the Cub...

Radiant heat is expensive ! If you worked every day in your garage it makes sense but to leave it on 24/7 and dial it up and down it will hit you in the wallet. You have too much concrete foundation sticking out of the ground (IMO) . I would go with forced air then you can have a/c without...

sell it.

If the roof is dripping now, it will always drip ! It's a metal to air problem and depends on time of day that the sun hits the metal roof . I'm not sure if it's just building location or if it varies state to state as you go west. I closed and insulated my 14' ceiling, I cut additional vents...

I'll take a shot. after looking at the parts breakdown.....I would start at the full closed handle position then work backwards with each gear (#3) and rack #4 so as not to tear off teeth. http://www.blindrivetsupply.com/assets/images/39031.pdf...