Ladies, I want to say thank you because I am a Seabee and apparently you taught me to do this before I was taught by the military lol. Keep up the empowerment vids!
Thanks for sharing this vid…. I didn’t know there was a better way of dust sucking than what I use…large oil funnel cutoff tube and duct tape to my vacuum hose, which works pretty good.
You two are amazing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, skills and the exemplified of Agape Love between Mother and Daughter. This is incredible. GOD BLESS!!!
Thats a 24 segment wheel. Its more for light smoothing. For what they did you would want a 9 or 12 segment or possibly more aggressive which is less segments with more attacking shape.
Grinding will take a long time like that in removing so much material when you have a lot of uneven slabs. Maybe easier jack up the slab and backfill. I've done it both ways. The pros use mud jacking but that is a lot of equipment investment for the DIY. Good job ladies!
Any idea just how long one of those diamond wheels will last under normal conditions and used as directed? Would you suggest running the garden hose at a slow trickle while grinding, to extend the the life of the grinder pads? Concrete dust is very hard on a shop vac motor. If this is my personal vacuum, I would add a water type filter between the vacuum and the grinder to capture dust prior to the vacuum. Same goes for drywall dust. Some wet/dry vacs have an downward extension tube to submerge the inlet.
Nice video. Are there any tricks for the bright concrete that remains after the job is complete (so it matches the color of the non-treated concrete more closely)?
Love the video! You gals are doing a great service here. Could you tell me if you think this will work on asphalt? I have some bumpy/ridgey asphalt I would like to smooth out about 2x3 feet wide.
Omgosh you guys are just adorable. My mom's path is the same. She has special needs now,(though she'd never own it😉) n I'm so afraid she'll fall. How long did it take to grind that one edge? I LOVE the look of the exposed the pebbles too. I may not be able to stop myself from doing the entire path. After that mom and I can have special needs together. Sit for hours while she's 1-upping me about our 0-10 pain level and the best cures. 😂 Omgosh I love my mom. She's pushin 80 and still the most competitive person I know. I'm so happy to have stumbled across ur channel. Definitely 👍, subbed and hit that bell!
Can the concrete be sprayed wiith water to decrease dust if no vacuum attachment available? BTW it’s very cool...not nerdy :). I have a patch of concrete I need to grind to redo some of the stain on the floor and don’t want to rent a big maintainer again. Good info on video.
Hi Sara! I did a quick Google search on the OSHA website to see what is recommended. It does appear that wetting concrete is a way to deal with dust. Please do more research on this before starting especially learning how to safely clean up and dispose of the wet concrete residue. ~Vicki
When you assemble the three Makita parts: the diamond cup (spin-on) grinding wheel and the dust extraction shroud to the 7"angle grinder, do you use the inner flange and outer lock nut? Or is the spin-on wheel the only part affixed to the shaft? I get that the dust shroud has its own screw-band that tightens it to the grinder spindle.
Are there specifications of angle grinders compatible with diamond cup wheels? I have a Makita 9557PB said to only use fiberglass wheels. Do they all say that?
We used the cutting wheel first to quickly remove some of the height on the concrete, then smoothed it out with the diamond cup wheel. It was faster that way. Both tools we used are angle grinders, they just each had different types of wheels on them.
Hi.. Great Vid👌🏻, I’ll subscribe after writing this; need to know what is the “total price” to be paid for the rig, the grinder, dust collector attachment, Grinder, diamond cup and vacuum. Congrats 👌🏻. Good luck with your channel
I rented the entire kit from a local rental store for $15.00/hr. or $60.00/day. I did not have to replace the grinding wheel because I did not break it. The rental agent said normal wear is included in the rental and gave me a spare wheel in case the first one wore out during the job. I did have to pre-authorize a $500.00 charge on my credit card as a deposit, but that was cancelled when I brought everything back in good order. Also I paid cash and received an additional 5% discount. Tip: Take care of the equipment as if it were yours. Do some rudimentary cleaning of the equipment before you bring it back. They will be happy and that can parlay into lower costs in the future. Remember! Rental firms remember bad customers, just like customers remember bad rental firms.
I am a professional that does this type of work for a living mainly on garage floors. I have to say, you did a great job.
Thank you!
Hi
Instead of using the Diablo as seen would it have help to cut short perpendicular lines into the raised/uneven conrete, then to the Mekita?
Ladies, I want to say thank you because I am a Seabee and apparently you taught me to do this before I was taught by the military lol. Keep up the empowerment vids!
For first time I am getting ready to fix an uneven sidewalk,AND this the TH-cam video I watched. -excellent video
May 29, 2021, I just finished pouring a small 4” deep concrete slab. Your video solved my surface preparation
Issues.
Great video!! I love the way you show how it's manageable for girls.
Thanks for sharing this vid…. I didn’t know there was a better way of dust sucking than what I use…large oil funnel cutoff tube and duct tape to my vacuum hose, which works pretty good.
You two are amazing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, skills and the exemplified of Agape Love between Mother and Daughter. This is incredible. GOD BLESS!!!
Thank you so much!
Thats a 24 segment wheel. Its more for light smoothing. For what they did you would want a 9 or 12 segment or possibly more aggressive which is less segments with more attacking shape.
Great vid you guys! I have a concrete walkway that I was thinking needed to be replaced because of a raised area. Now I know I can grind it.
Thanks Gene!
Grinding will take a long time like that in removing so much material when you have a lot of uneven slabs. Maybe easier jack up the slab and backfill. I've done it both ways. The pros use mud jacking but that is a lot of equipment investment for the DIY. Good job ladies!
Your mom rocks, keep it up!
I see the love between mother and daughter, keep up the good work guys!
thank you so much!
Use water while using anytype of diamond blade. Keeps the friction down. Also avoids burning up your tools.
Because using water around electricity is SO safe, right?
My hats off to you, I commend you for your courage!!
I learned something too.
This video is so great - Short, sweet, and informative and I love all the close up shots :)
Fantastic ladies! Thank you for the video.
Good info. I googled for this and here you are! Thanks
I like you guys, such a great job making the video
very nice on my way to homedepot just what i needed to see thks
me too
You may have just saved me about $350. Thanks!
Any idea just how long one of those diamond wheels will last under normal conditions and used as directed?
Would you suggest running the garden hose at a slow trickle while grinding, to extend the the life of the grinder pads?
Concrete dust is very hard on a shop vac motor. If this is my personal vacuum, I would add a water type filter between the vacuum and the grinder to capture dust prior to the vacuum. Same goes for drywall dust. Some wet/dry vacs have an downward extension tube to submerge the inlet.
Good job guys!
Nice video. Are there any tricks for the bright concrete that remains after the job is complete (so it matches the color of the non-treated concrete more closely)?
Pressure wash the whole thing
I wonder if wetting the cement would be better for keeping the dust down?
Good, fast lesson
Very useful. Thank you.
very helpful
Amazing video lady's thanks
Thats awesome! Great job. And i learned a lot too
Great job!
Thank you!
Can you provide an alternate solution of creating a cemented slope between the uneven sidewalk parts?
Awesome, like the video and the mom, 😊
Love the video! You gals are doing a great service here. Could you tell me if you think this will work on asphalt? I have some bumpy/ridgey asphalt I would like to smooth out about 2x3 feet wide.
Nice
Great 👍🏻 thank you 🙏🏻
nice job and thanks for the video
Thanks Glen!
Thanks for sharing
Wetting the concrete will reduce dust.
Looks good
Omgosh you guys are just adorable. My mom's path is the same. She has special needs now,(though she'd never own it😉) n I'm so afraid she'll fall. How long did it take to grind that one edge? I LOVE the look of the exposed the pebbles too. I may not be able to stop myself from doing the entire path. After that mom and I can have special needs together. Sit for hours while she's 1-upping me about our 0-10 pain level and the best cures. 😂 Omgosh I love my mom. She's pushin 80 and still the most competitive person I know. I'm so happy to have stumbled across ur channel. Definitely 👍, subbed and hit that bell!
Your Mom sounds awesome- thanks for sharing Dawn! It took about 20 minutes to grind down. I love the exposed pebbles too! -steph
You guys are awesome 👍
Can you use both of those blades on one grinder? (getting the correct size of course). I really can't afford both.
68 in Texas Woman.
Yes, you should be able to find these blades that would fit the same grinder.
How did you attach the grinding wheel to the grinding given that it is deep? I can't get the wrench in the holes on the flange.
Perfect,,,Thank You...
Can the concrete be sprayed wiith water to decrease dust if no vacuum attachment available? BTW it’s very cool...not nerdy :). I have a patch of concrete I need to grind to redo some of the stain on the floor and don’t want to rent a big maintainer again. Good info on video.
Hi Sara! I did a quick Google search on the OSHA website to see what is recommended. It does appear that wetting concrete is a way to deal with dust. Please do more research on this before starting especially learning how to safely clean up and dispose of the wet concrete residue. ~Vicki
Could you recommend material for grinding dry concrete on wall or columns? Thank you 🙇
When you assemble the three Makita parts: the diamond cup (spin-on) grinding wheel and the dust extraction shroud to the 7"angle grinder, do you use the inner flange and outer lock nut? Or is the spin-on wheel the only part affixed to the shaft? I get that the dust shroud has its own screw-band that tightens it to the grinder spindle.
Is there any chipping of pavers if i used on un regular flat unlock pavers?
Can i use this tool to my concrete fence wall to make it smooth? thank you
Can I use water on the floor to prevent dust
i would rather lift the lower slab using foam
thanks so much that what i Exactly where I needed
Are there specifications of angle grinders compatible with diamond cup wheels? I have a Makita 9557PB said to only use fiberglass wheels. Do they all say that?
Yes, not all angle grinders will work.
I take pics and compare other's works to others or mine😃
Can this prosses hide concrete cracks ??
Setup by my employer worry everyday I will die from silicosis from drilling into concrete the dust is fatal with no hope please spread awareness.
Thank you, can you recommend a model
The one we used and are happy with is the Makita
15 Amp 7 in. Corded Angle Grinder. And you can probably rent it from the hardware store.
Why didn't you just use the grinder for that job. Just asking I'm not too firmiliar
We used the cutting wheel first to quickly remove some of the height on the concrete, then smoothed it out with the diamond cup wheel. It was faster that way. Both tools we used are angle grinders, they just each had different types of wheels on them.
Hi.. Great Vid👌🏻, I’ll subscribe after writing this; need to know what is the “total price” to be paid for the rig, the grinder, dust collector attachment, Grinder, diamond cup and vacuum. Congrats 👌🏻. Good luck with your channel
I rented the entire kit from a local rental store for $15.00/hr. or $60.00/day. I did not have to replace the grinding wheel because I did not break it. The rental agent said normal wear is included in the rental and gave me a spare wheel in case the first one wore out during the job. I did have to pre-authorize a $500.00 charge on my credit card as a deposit, but that was cancelled when I brought everything back in good order. Also I paid cash and received an additional 5% discount.
Tip: Take care of the equipment as if it were yours. Do some rudimentary cleaning of the equipment before you bring it back. They will be happy and that can parlay into lower costs in the future.
Remember! Rental firms remember bad customers, just like customers remember bad rental firms.
@@kevinheuman3623 do you think I can rent that from Home Depot or Lowes?
Did it go quickly?
It took some time, but not hours.
@@MotherDaughterProjectsDIY Thank you! I really didn’t think that you would answer.lol
Nice