Garage floor lip

[Gurrenteed]

Anyone have ideas or examples of how they got rid of a lip on their garage floor? My garage floor bumps up about 1” and it’s a battle every time I want to bring my table saw, shopsmith 10er, or welding table to the driveway.

Is there a good concrete-type product that would work well for this?

Any ideas, pictures, or suggestions are appreciated. I can post a picture if that would help. Thanks.

 

[u2slow]

I've witnessed a shop floor area get surfaced with a 'bushing' tool like this in prep for a topping/smoothing compound:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-9-1-4-in-SDS-Max-Demo-Bushing-Tool-48-62-4065/203114509

I would probably fashion a ramp sort of thing from plywood or steel to tide me over.

 

[burleyfarm]

I used this on my Dewalt angle gender to grind down the lip at the end of our concrete drive where it met the asphalt street. It was about be inch higher than the asphalt and was rough on my snowblower scraper edge and skids. I ground a 45 degree edge on the concrete. Worked great and was pretty fast cutting. Good luck.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-4-1-2-in-Double-Row-Diamond-Cup-Wheel-DW4774/203061023

Dave

 

[CElaine]

I’ve struggled with the same issue, good idea bringing it up. I’ll probably be looking into ideas now myself


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