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Put the camping gear away from a nice trip with family. Went up to Laguna mts a whole 30 min drive! Love living in Campo, close to desert and a hop skip and jump from Laguna peak!!

Don't u hate it when that damn tape measure lies to ya....

This thread is just too funny!!! Them folks in Australia have got them REAL spiders.... Ones that kill ya and as big as a football!!!

Its trying to look like a light bulb! Very cool...

No wonder this website called the garage journal!! The COOLEST GARAGES on the planet!!!! too many members to point out, just plain AWESOME.....

It is about the details..... kudos to n20junkie!!!!

sat with dogs and had a Beer!!!

I know a top dollar community at the coast in San Diego, that is what they use in most homes there!! I mean TOP dollar!!!!!

Craftsman Steel 3 Ton Floor Jack Jack Stands Mechanic Car w/ Creeper Set Lifting $1,999.00 Buy It Now Free shipping 94 sold i sure hope the shipping free! little e-bay misprint i rekon... 4 yrs ago i paid 100$ inflation these days

I use a skil circular for cutting plywood and a skil mag77 for framing and cutting crete. Both work great. The circular a little whinny but 8yrs old and done a lot of cutting. Happy skil owner...

I bought the 3 ton Craftsman floor jack(2 jack stands and creeper) set for 100$. Almost 4yrs with a lot of using(brought an 87 jeep xj back to life) and no problems at all other than being heavy!

You had some drywall dudes alright. Pros not to sure about! Like mentioned safety cord release. You have one right? Power out and some kind of emergency(fire evac.) and need to get out in hurry...

Look up reviews on them. Good prices though...

I've seen concrete done like this before, but for a side door not the actual garage door. I mentioned before on how to cut crete with no dust(have done many times) using just enough water so no dust and no harm done to tools! Do have to clean tools really good after. I just read Radix2 idea...

Agree on the plastic j-bead and also i would use that one pass mud. It dries almost like crete and handles moisture well...

I agree with Ts...

Timken or MOOG and you can get good deals through amazon!

Curious on why you want the slant?

Also if being pumped, what ever in hose after pour will need to go somewhere at the job. The longer the run the more crete that needs dumping. Very important especially in a top dollar neighborhood...

Could use sand to fill the voids then your gravel on top, and do agree having a moisture barrier and steel reinforcement! And like mentioned, you can't really over pack it and if not packed good enough cracks usually follow...