Hey Chris, I'm a carpenter by trade, I restore trucks as a hobby, and income. My opinion the building came out excellent! The floor looks great also, you worry too much dude. All your videos vastly informative and entertaining. You just keep on doing what you're doing and I'll keep on watching 👍✌️🇺🇲
Concrete shrinks when it cures so getting it perfectly level is almost impossible, when I built storage facilities we would always turtle back the slab so water ran out
I personally love the randomness of your channel. Just real people living real lives doing real things. Doesn't get any better. The garage is coming along beautifully. See ya in the next one!
You post videos when you choose and we can choose to watch them when we want. In my opinion your channel is one of the best if not the best on youTube. I'm still in awe of your skills and abilities and most of all admire your attitude and patience toward your projects. I'm still trying to figure out where you got all of your training as it's hard to find someone so well versed in the wide range of abilities. From boat motors, autos, jet ski engines, etc. You sir have skills.
Chris, level the floor with 2 part apoxy seals the floor and protects it as you know. Use a floor water squeegee. It's really simple. And puts a nice color solid or swirl finish. Looks awesome brother.
@turbolab2376 well, the puddling up bothers him as a masonry 30 day is enough time to protect the floor If he's interested in it the apoxy put in will level it out also.
Only one problem, he has to wait 28 days for it to cure before he can epoxy the floor. I know what it feels like to be so close to being able to use your new shop but can't until the epoxy is done...
I haven't watched VGG in a while. But I always watch NNKH. Great video. Love that you are patient with it. We are patient with you. Keep doing what makes you happy. Very sweet of Jen to share in your happiness about it and even getting sheets down. Nice work.
@TiffanySmith-ed2lj he said at the end that people are threatening to unsubscribe to his channel and watch other like VGG that post more often. That's all. No drama.
I don't get all the negative TH-cam viewers. Derek from VGG is awesome, but so are you. Both channels are FREE content and us demanding a schedule or any specific type of content is just ridiculous. Thank you for posting this video and the new shop looks amazing.
Don’t apologize, you don’t owe us anything. I appreciate your all your hard work, I’m bringing us along on the journey. I hope to build a pole barn soon, so this is all very informative.
Been waiting for this one. I know you’ve said this isn’t your normal content but i think it lends to what you do and fits the channel showing your progress and the ability to do more.
9:12 Here in New Zealand we have this thing called tasmex, the ants take it back to the nest and it kills them at the nest, its amazing stuff. see if you can get it.
I really missed that cut 😂 should of called me would have been there first thing. Enjoy Thank You For having Harry Scancella General Concrete llc to help with your project.
Chris, I wanted to let you know that you have become my favorite youtuber. I've been subscribed for about a year and I look forward to your videos on both channels more than Vice Grip Garage, Hoovies Garage, Junkyard Digs, and so many others. You are smart, thoughtful, an excellent teacher and engaging to watch. I love to still learn things. Keep up the great content. And remember, you are the REAL Chris Fix.
I appreciate you and your channel for not being fake or posting “filler” videos. Run your channel as how you want too man. Even if you need a bit of a break. Burn out is a real thing in this TH-cam game.
Kudos to you for all your hard work and research in getting the garage built to your satisfaction. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it come together. As for the type and frequency of content...no complaints here. Yeah, others like VGG may be more consistent in posting, but I find your channel more down to earth without the hype and ridiculous humor. Don't change a thing.
Chris Hello Friend I thought this was very interesting, seeing your new workshop being built, and being a Automotive Technician by trade, I also have my hands in construction work and thought this new shop is coming along great ,so keep up the awesome work 😃😃🇺🇸🇺🇸💪💪💪👍👍👍👍
I've ran a concrete pump truck and concrete mixer truck for 10 years... your doing the right thing by keeping it wet.. it makes the concrete slow down from curing to fast... Im really surprised your are keeping it wet.. Most people don't know or do it . Awesome job 👏 👊👊👊👊
You are going to be in high dog heaven with that new garage. I'm so happy to see you getting better digs to work in bro. You, Jen and Gus work so hard that you y'all deserve the good things. God bless you.
Hey Rennaisance Man, I would supplement those with some Led Bars on the side walls where you think your lift may be. The overhead LEDS are great but they cast shadows when working under the hood or underneath a vehicle.. Side lighting helps a lot
I'm with everyone who thinks you have some of the best content on YT in this genre of auto revive/skill share,... and I watch a bunch. Don't change a thing. Its great honest and unscripted effort!!!! Nice job on getting that building done, it looks awesome! Haters can go blow....
Your energy level and your know-how are what make your channel legitimate entertainment and interesting. I enjoy AND learn things listening to you. Nice new building, really happy for you!
No worries you're not boring us to death with the garage video. I, as I'm sure others, enjoyed seeing the process. I can't wait to see some more videos when you start "outfitting" it with the tools, electrical, and other stuff you need to do work.
Don't know about the others but I found this video interesting/entertaining definitely would like more videos like this in the future. Congrats on the new shop!
Dude, you’re one of my favorite TH-camrs. Don’t sweat the nonsense. You and Jen keep doing what you do and I’ll keep watching. The attention to detail is what I appreciate. From one to another, I get it. The garage is going to be amazing.
@@norsuist makes sense i notice her eyes are more lively in some and just closing in others. But there’s no reason to make yourself look like a drunk on camera I know most of us like a good time but shoot
Post videos when you can , you got a Life too ! Don't remember who said it but "do your best & to hell with the rest" I appreciate what you do post....
Bro, I love your channel, if folks give you BS you should def take it as such. Screw them. You do you bro. We love it !!!!! Awesome garage. Can't wait to see all the project you do in it.
Great job on the garage Chris.I am very glad that you have built a new garage. Got rid of the old garage from the trash at last. I hope the garage lasts a long time and once rots ..
I really like the variety of content: preparing boats, motorcycles, cars, skateboards building garages. It's all good I love every bit of it, no nonsense know how, Gus, Jen -- all of is great. You really have a natural skill for preparing these TH-cam videos for entertainment and knowledge.
It's like a mini Diesel Creek! Congrats to getting this done, and cannot wait to watch whatever you do in here next. Man, you must have good neighbors though.
Awesome! They did great work. Tell them to tamp the holes when they backfill. That would be my one complaint however I took care of it after the building was up and didn't plan to pour concrete right away. They settled quite a bit after some rains
@NoNonsenseKnowHow I'm a contractor, and for the price, I'd rather they do the work, I'm more expensive lol. Let me know if you ever need some help for a video, I'm not far, you look like you are in delco
Let people unsubscribe man, good content is very limited, in my humble opinion. Top three channels, Andrew Camarata, NNKH and Diesel Creek. Glad to see you in the new shop and excited to see how you setup the space with all of your spare parts etc.
Your humble, yet informed attitude is what keeps me watching. The variety of content is great as well. I’ll watch whatever you got, even it has been a bit of time since the last vid.
There is nothing wrong with your posting schedule, watch a good amount of the “bigger” channels similar to yours and you are my favorite! Keep up the good work and content! Your new garage is killer
Ole' Dalton over at Pole Barn Garage might be a bit jealous of another YT'er in a pole barn, I think yours is classy enough to keep him away though. A roof that doesn't leak? No way!
I made the same mistake of not putting gutters on my pole barn. HIGHLY Recommend putting them on during construction. Don't wait or they will be way more expensive down the road like in my circumstance.
Oh man Chris looking good. My highlight of the Power Tour was meeting you and Jen and Gus. Hope to see you guys again. If you ever down in NC and need anything look me up.
Good stuff, it's important because so many of us have either done it or will do it, sometime in the future, I used moving blankets for mats to keep the floor wet while it cured for seven days when I did mine . a great video stay the way Chris there will always be haters .
Hey Chris, I am a fellow Mechanic mate, from sunny Queensland Australia, just wanted to say your channel is awesome, I look forward to your new videos each week, I have watched all of your videos, even on your second channel, and let me say there is not one I have found boring, as a matter of fact even your ones with alot of talking are still very entertaining, keep up the good work buddy.
I agree it could be flatter, but with GC’s today you’re doing pretty good. Good idea on the wet cure, concrete loves being wet during initial cure (3 days)
Good to see you & it’s good to see you getting your shop well underway , it’s very much deserved. I Appreciate your having us Along , I’ll Catch you on the next one . Keep it safe out there
Its amazing to see how big differences there are in building techniques between countries, in everything from making the foundation, raising the building, how you deal with floor drains etc etc.
You have more common sense than anyone I know and of course much knowledge about many things. Really appreciate your videos. I your energy is so so uplifting. Ramble on my friend no bother at all. God bless you all. Give Gus man a treat for me Thanks.
Well done Chris. The courage you show in taking on new projects you don't know much about is inspiring, That alone was worth the wait. Don't let the Karens get you down, your content is great. Thanks for sharing! Ed
I think the same crew built my shop... lol but I didn't get any offers for perma-column though. dang it! I just figure deal with the rotten wood when the time comes for it. I will say though my favorite thing I did was put insulation heating pipes and vapor barrier under the concrete and even though the heating pipes are not hooked up yet the floor NEVER weeps water and is always warmer than the ground in the winter time. Great to see you're making progress and congrats on the new work shop!
I’m super happy you brought us along for the new building. Don’t worry about the negative comments. It’s a happy surprise when I see a new NNKH video. I also really appreciate the random bits of knowledge and the pricing.
Just so you know, when we take concrete cylinders for testing, we place them in water for a 7 day, 14 day and 28 day test under compression to determine the PSI strength
I know about flooding! My two brothers and I took turns at continual flooding for seven days, a whole week of our summer vacation. Thirty years later it was still the best part of the garage. Looked the same as the day it was built.
The floor looks good. It’s harder to get a perfectly flat floor when you’re working on an interior space because you don’t have the advantage of being able to screed the concrete using the exterior form boards as a guide. They are just floating in the concrete and trying to get as level as they can. So given all of that you look like you got a really nice floor.
Curing was more than perfect. Your climate is so wet that it would be perfect without it. It will be perfectly tough. Great job. 30 years western Australian building talking.
Hey Chris, I'm a carpenter by trade, I restore trucks as a hobby, and income. My opinion the building came out excellent! The floor looks great also, you worry too much dude. All your videos vastly informative and entertaining. You just keep on doing what you're doing and I'll keep on watching 👍✌️🇺🇲
I think some of his overkill is to satisfy some of the numerous experts on TH-cam.
Man listen you do a great job with your videos !
The garage turned out awesome !
Hear, hear. Same! Informative, entertaining, and always gives a broad overview along with a smattering of relevant details.
Kenneth my words exactly, except I wasn’t a Carpenter. I did the Coast Guard thing and now I want to be a carpenter. 👍
@@scottwright388 Think you nailed it there Scott :)
Don’t worry Chris I’ll never leave your channel I love it keep up the good work say hi to Jen
Hi, Jeff!
I'm so happy to see you getting into a bigger garage. It's going to be awesome to have all of that space (and eventually a lift!)
U desire it!! Make?some $$$ for Jen Ring !!
Concrete shrinks when it cures so getting it perfectly level is almost impossible, when I built storage facilities we would always turtle back the slab so water ran out
I personally love the randomness of your channel. Just real people living real lives doing real things. Doesn't get any better. The garage is coming along beautifully. See ya in the next one!
Yup. I'd rather see things done the way Chris is doing them than rushing and trying to create content just to put up a video as many channels do.
You post videos when you choose and we can choose to watch them when we want. In my opinion your channel is one of the best if not the best on youTube. I'm still in awe of your skills and abilities and most of all admire your attitude and patience toward your projects. I'm still trying to figure out where you got all of your training as it's hard to find someone so well versed in the wide range of abilities. From boat motors, autos, jet ski engines, etc. You sir have skills.
This video was very informative.
Chris, level the floor with 2 part apoxy seals the floor and protects it as you know. Use a floor water squeegee. It's really simple. And puts a nice color solid or swirl finish. Looks awesome brother.
Good idea, and throw some no slip into the mix for safety
No!!!! Leave it alone!! They put dish liquid in it fo Sheen it's Over!!! Epoxy flake red white and blue roller done!!!!!!!
Can’t drag a transmission or diff across it, definitely can’t use the floor as an anvil. His floor is more then acceptable as far as level.
@turbolab2376 well, the puddling up bothers him as a masonry 30 day is enough time to protect the floor If he's interested in it the apoxy put in will level it out also.
Only one problem, he has to wait 28 days for it to cure before he can epoxy the floor. I know what it feels like to be so close to being able to use your new shop but can't until the epoxy is done...
Chris, you are doing a great job. F the haters. Post when it works for you. 😁👍🍻
I haven't watched VGG in a while. But I always watch NNKH.
Great video. Love that you are patient with it. We are patient with you. Keep doing what makes you happy.
Very sweet of Jen to share in your happiness about it and even getting sheets down. Nice work.
@TiffanySmith-ed2ljb/c VGG use to have this type of down to earth content that most of us can relate too..he also mentioned VGG at like 44mins.
@TiffanySmith-ed2lj he said at the end that people are threatening to unsubscribe to his channel and watch other like VGG that post more often. That's all. No drama.
@TiffanySmith-ed2lj too many bike reviews? are you confusing channels here?
@reddogforge2198 my jaw is pretty bad. I is old.
@TiffanySmith-ed2lj how are you going to say people like drama then make a silly comment about it being boring, pot meet kettle....
Thoroughly enjoyed this video Chris,keep us smiling,fuss for Gus man.
I can watch Chris build his garage so I can avoid cleaning mine. 😄
😂😂
LOL😂
Priceless
I don't get all the negative TH-cam viewers. Derek from VGG is awesome, but so are you. Both channels are FREE content and us demanding a schedule or any specific type of content is just ridiculous.
Thank you for posting this video and the new shop looks amazing.
Hey this is the kid that was there helping my dad it was nice seeing you there
Awesome! Thanks so much for helping with the job. Great meeting you and your dad. Seems like a really good guy.
39:57 I'm watching & loving it!
Don’t apologize, you don’t owe us anything. I appreciate your all your hard work, I’m bringing us along on the journey. I hope to build a pole barn soon, so this is all very informative.
Unsubscribe? NEVER!
Been waiting for this one. I know you’ve said this isn’t your normal content but i think it lends to what you do and fits the channel showing your progress and the ability to do more.
I agree with this.. I see NNKH as more of a handyman channel. Guy does a little bit of everything.
9:12 Here in New Zealand we have this thing called tasmex, the ants take it back to the nest and it kills them at the nest, its amazing stuff. see if you can get it.
I really missed that cut 😂 should of called me would have been there first thing. Enjoy Thank You For having Harry Scancella General Concrete llc to help with your project.
Chris, I wanted to let you know that you have become my favorite youtuber. I've been subscribed for about a year and I look forward to your videos on both channels more than Vice Grip Garage, Hoovies Garage, Junkyard Digs, and so many others.
You are smart, thoughtful, an excellent teacher and engaging to watch. I love to still learn things. Keep up the great content.
And remember, you are the REAL Chris Fix.
And don't forget the adorable pooch, Gus.
I appreciate you and your channel for not being fake or posting “filler” videos. Run your channel as how you want too man. Even if you need a bit of a break. Burn out is a real thing in this TH-cam game.
Holy crap those lights are awesome
Kudos to you for all your hard work and research in getting the garage built to your satisfaction. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it come together. As for the type and frequency of content...no complaints here. Yeah, others like VGG may be more consistent in posting, but I find your channel more down to earth without the hype and ridiculous humor. Don't change a thing.
Chris Hello Friend I thought this was very interesting, seeing your new workshop being built, and being a Automotive Technician by trade, I also have my hands in construction work and thought this new shop is coming along great ,so keep up the awesome work 😃😃🇺🇸🇺🇸💪💪💪👍👍👍👍
about 18:00 min in qualifies this as the best channel on the internet, not just youtube. well done bud.
Finally you uploaded!!!!! I want to see the garage build through 100% even down to you moving everything in/cleaning up your property from the build.
I've ran a concrete pump truck and concrete mixer truck for 10 years... your doing the right thing by keeping it wet.. it makes the concrete slow down from curing to fast... Im really surprised your are keeping it wet.. Most people don't know or do it . Awesome job 👏 👊👊👊👊
18:09 Hands down the best part of this video!
You are going to be in high dog heaven with that new garage. I'm so happy to see you getting better digs to work in bro. You, Jen and Gus work so hard that you y'all deserve the good things. God bless you.
MAN O MAN WHAT A HOAGIE! AND THE BREAD! MY MOUTH IS WATERING. BEEN AWHILE SINCE I HAD A PHILLY
Hey Rennaisance Man, I would supplement those with some Led Bars on the side walls where you think your lift may be. The overhead LEDS are great but they cast shadows when working under the hood or underneath a vehicle.. Side lighting helps a lot
right on great video keep doing what u r doing
I'm with everyone who thinks you have some of the best content on YT in this genre of auto revive/skill share,... and I watch a bunch. Don't change a thing. Its great honest and unscripted effort!!!! Nice job on getting that building done, it looks awesome! Haters can go blow....
Screw em if they don't like ya. Nice Garage you did it right. Hi Jenn
Your energy level and your know-how are what make your channel legitimate entertainment and interesting. I enjoy AND learn things listening to you. Nice new building, really happy for you!
12:00 You have done a great job! Keep it up.
You’re audio voice over is good like a play by play at a ballpark 😊
You got a great place to work, congrats, don't listen to stupid comments. cheers from Chile
No worries you're not boring us to death with the garage video. I, as I'm sure others, enjoyed seeing the process. I can't wait to see some more videos when you start "outfitting" it with the tools, electrical, and other stuff you need to do work.
That should be your first question! Sounds familiar!
Don't know about the others but I found this video interesting/entertaining definitely would like more videos like this in the future. Congrats on the new shop!
Informative and entertaining, if you posted a video of you cutting the grass I’d still watch it, keep up the good work
Dude, you’re one of my favorite TH-camrs. Don’t sweat the nonsense. You and Jen keep doing what you do and I’ll keep watching. The attention to detail is what I appreciate. From one to another, I get it. The garage is going to be amazing.
Totally agree ...
You are particular…and is a great trait! Love the shop man, happy for you Chris!!
I appreciate the content you and Jen supply. Just KEEP ON DOING WHAT YA'LL DO.
Good to See Gus Handling the Supervision
I can't wait to see all of the awesome projects that are going to come out of this garage in the future! The lift will really... elevate the channel!
I don't care what other people say. I really dig your channel. You and your wife rock. Keep up the great work
I enjoy how Jen has come into her own around the camera. She used to shy away but she’s a star in the making
But sometimes idk if she’s having a bad day or what sometimes she’s snappy or kind of rude.
@@erikgonzalez2278 she's drunk in some of the vids
@@norsuist makes sense i notice her eyes are more lively in some and just closing in others. But there’s no reason to make yourself look like a drunk on camera I know most of us like a good time but shoot
Post videos when you can , you got a Life too ! Don't remember who said it but "do your best & to hell with the rest" I appreciate what you do post....
This video is everything I hoped for! It looks great and I can't wait to see it's progression! My favorite quote: "what if I paint them?" 😂😂 17:20
Haha good call, I loved that comment too. Good for Jen for telling it like it is. 😄
Bro, I love your channel, if folks give you BS you should def take it as such. Screw them. You do you bro. We love it !!!!! Awesome garage. Can't wait to see all the project you do in it.
Good job guys !! I always like to see a working blue collar guy doing well , getting better improving his game . Much respect
Great job on the garage Chris.I am very glad that you have built a new garage. Got rid of the old garage from the trash at last. I hope the garage lasts a long time and once rots ..
I really like the variety of content: preparing boats, motorcycles, cars, skateboards building garages. It's all good I love every bit of it, no nonsense know how, Gus, Jen -- all of is great. You really have a natural skill for preparing these TH-cam videos for entertainment and knowledge.
Wet cure is totally not overkill, good on you for doing it.
It's like a mini Diesel Creek! Congrats to getting this done, and cannot wait to watch whatever you do in here next. Man, you must have good neighbors though.
Chris, I enjoy all of your videos. Great content. Don't change anything.
I appreciate that!
Yes made it back so cool your getting your new garage done, happy for you can't wait for more..
You will love the new shop.....I did mine last year and it's great to have!!!!
Lancaster pole barns is building mine too! I'm in valley forge area
Awesome! They did great work. Tell them to tamp the holes when they backfill. That would be my one complaint however I took care of it after the building was up and didn't plan to pour concrete right away. They settled quite a bit after some rains
@NoNonsenseKnowHow I'm a contractor, and for the price, I'd rather they do the work, I'm more expensive lol. Let me know if you ever need some help for a video, I'm not far, you look like you are in delco
Let people unsubscribe man, good content is very limited, in my humble opinion. Top three channels, Andrew Camarata, NNKH and Diesel Creek. Glad to see you in the new shop and excited to see how you setup the space with all of your spare parts etc.
Your humble, yet informed attitude is what keeps me watching. The variety of content is great as well. I’ll watch whatever you got, even it has been a bit of time since the last vid.
Great job buddy keep it up 👍 from Alabama 🇺🇸 watching 👍
I'm pumped for you. I recently built one after years of working outside like you. It's amazing
39:50.. you are very talented man. Unbelievable knowledge on a variety of many things 🙏👍
There is nothing wrong with your posting schedule, watch a good amount of the “bigger” channels similar to yours and you are my favorite! Keep up the good work and content! Your new garage is killer
Just keep doing what you're doing! Great stuff.
Ole' Dalton over at Pole Barn Garage might be a bit jealous of another YT'er in a pole barn, I think yours is classy enough to keep him away though. A roof that doesn't leak? No way!
I'm sure he'll have a mega pole barn in the future! He's got enough property for it over there and lots of big lots in his area!
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow Oh I'm sure, that building he has is barely a step above being outside haha.
Garage looks very good. Love when Gus sniffs to check and give his approval
No Anheuser-Busch products guys!!!!!
Building one my self Bro , so Ad clicking supportive Bleep Boop
I made the same mistake of not putting gutters on my pole barn. HIGHLY Recommend putting them on during construction. Don't wait or they will be way more expensive down the road like in my circumstance.
Oh man Chris looking good. My highlight of the Power Tour was meeting you and Jen and Gus. Hope to see you guys again. If you ever down in NC and need anything look me up.
Good stuff, it's important because so many of us have either done it or will do it, sometime in the future, I used moving blankets for mats to keep the floor wet while it cured for seven days when I did mine . a great video stay the way Chris there will always be haters .
Damn! Just missed this, its 6am here about to leave for work. Can't wait to get home and watch this one.
Hey Chris, I am a fellow Mechanic mate, from sunny Queensland Australia, just wanted to say your channel is awesome, I look forward to your new videos each week,
I have watched all of your videos, even on your second channel, and let me say there is not one I have found boring, as a matter of fact even your ones with alot of talking are still very entertaining, keep up the good work buddy.
Chris i like your way of thinking, i'm pretty much the same. thats going to be a very nice garage. and i WONT unsubscribe
I agree it could be flatter, but with GC’s today you’re doing pretty good. Good idea on the wet cure, concrete loves being wet during initial cure (3 days)
Feel like your content is more genuine than most great channel
Good to see you & it’s good to see you getting your shop well underway , it’s very much deserved. I Appreciate your having us Along , I’ll Catch you on the next one . Keep it safe out there
Definitely worth doing the wet cure! Good job!
Its amazing to see how big differences there are in building techniques between countries, in everything from making the foundation, raising the building, how you deal with floor drains etc etc.
Yup tax assessor comes and asks what is it? Tell em it's a barn for your livestock. And. Horses....
You have more common sense than anyone I know and of course much knowledge about many things. Really appreciate your videos. I your energy is so so uplifting. Ramble on my friend no bother at all. God bless you all. Give Gus man a treat for me Thanks.
Well done Chris. The courage you show in taking on new projects you don't know much about is inspiring, That alone was worth the wait. Don't let the Karens get you down, your content is great. Thanks for sharing! Ed
I think the same crew built my shop... lol but I didn't get any offers for perma-column though. dang it! I just figure deal with the rotten wood when the time comes for it. I will say though my favorite thing I did was put insulation heating pipes and vapor barrier under the concrete and even though the heating pipes are not hooked up yet the floor NEVER weeps water and is always warmer than the ground in the winter time. Great to see you're making progress and congrats on the new work shop!
I’m super happy you brought us along for the new building. Don’t worry about the negative comments. It’s a happy surprise when I see a new NNKH video. I also really appreciate the random bits of knowledge and the pricing.
Working in the rain! I LOL'd with Jen.
Congrats on the shop Chris, real nice
Thanks!
Chris, When you buy your forever home, please do an entire video set on getting it setup. From buildings to tools.
Just so you know, when we take concrete cylinders for testing, we place them in water for a 7 day, 14 day and 28 day test under compression to determine the PSI strength
Hell yeah nice garage! I bet your frothing about your new auto lift,no more crawling on your back in the mud!!
Congrats on your new shop Chris! It is looking good , I think that the floor will be just fine. Thanks for taking us along!
looks good and your rambling is why we're here 😄
So pumped to watch this
I know about flooding! My two brothers and I took turns at continual flooding for seven days, a whole week of our summer vacation. Thirty years later it was still the best part of the garage. Looked the same as the day it was built.
The floor looks good. It’s harder to get a perfectly flat floor when you’re working on an interior space because you don’t have the advantage of being able to screed the concrete using the exterior form boards as a guide. They are just floating in the concrete and trying to get as level as they can. So given all of that you look like you got a really nice floor.
Curing was more than perfect. Your climate is so wet that it would be perfect without it. It will be perfectly tough. Great job. 30 years western Australian building talking.
I think it's really cool to see that whole process, excited to see a lift and everything else you'll do in there!
For my garage, I used a 6" slab of 4500 PSI concrete, and I wet-cured mine also. Wanted the extra strength for a lift for sure.