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JRB · 08-13-2006, 02:39 PM

Thanks for all the info. Is there a certain brand of lift that is better than others. I tend to believe you get what you pay for but I still like a deal if I know the product is proven. I talked with my Cement guy and I am going to have a 10 inch foot going across where the lift will set and also forward and aft of where I am setting the lift post. I am also using both 1/2 in rebar and wire mesh for reinforcement. I wasnt aware that I had to wait 28 days for it to dry but thanks for the heads up. Looks like I will have a standing structure within 2 to 3 weeks so I am getting very excited and my wife is getting crazy due to the cost. Oh Well you only live once. Thanks again for all the info. Now I am designing a foldable wall paint booth. I cant see eating all the space in my shop when I will only be painting once every 2 months.
Later, with more pictures to come.
JRB

08-13-2006, 02:39 PM	#8
JRB Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Portland Oregon Posts: 287	Re: Broke Ground On New Shop (Pics) Thanks for all the info. Is there a certain brand of lift that is better than others. I tend to believe you get what you pay for but I still like a deal if I know the product is proven. I talked with my Cement guy and I am going to have a 10 inch foot going across where the lift will set and also forward and aft of where I am setting the lift post. I am also using both 1/2 in rebar and wire mesh for reinforcement. I wasnt aware that I had to wait 28 days for it to dry but thanks for the heads up. Looks like I will have a standing structure within 2 to 3 weeks so I am getting very excited and my wife is getting crazy due to the cost. Oh Well you only live once. Thanks again for all the info. Now I am designing a foldable wall paint booth. I cant see eating all the space in my shop when I will only be painting once every 2 months. Later, with more pictures to come. JRB