2 hours ago, cbuczesk said:

I also had Champion floor pots installed in the concrete. They mount flush with the floor and have a chain anchor inside that's used to pull frames. Since I race a 240Z and restore cars as a hobby it seemed like a great idea for $250. Have them installed when they pour the concrete. Having holes drilled later costs much more!

Chuck

 

Hey Chuck,

Thanks for the info.  I am trying to collect as many tips as possible form various people.  It helps to get a different perspective. 

So what is a "floor pot"?  Some sort of anchoring device?  Can you post a picture or send a link to a website?

Thanks,

Marty

 

Floor pot: http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/champ-floor-anchor-pot-1600-p-11538.aspx

Plate required for a new floor: http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/champ-instant-floor-plate-new-floors-p-10320.aspx

Check their web site for all of the different attachments. I think Champ's web site shows where to locate the pots. I went with 10 pots. You can use more or less but 10 seemed like it would do almost anything I'd need.

Chuck

 

6 minutes ago, cbuczesk said:

 

Floor pot: http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/champ-floor-anchor-pot-1600-p-11538.aspx

Plate required for a new floor: http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/champ-instant-floor-plate-new-floors-p-10320.aspx

Check their web site for all of the different attachments. I think Champ's web site shows where to locate the pots. I went with 10 pots. You can use more or less but 10 seemed like it would do almost anything I'd need.

Chuck

 

Very interesting.  Do you have any pictures of them installed in your floor? I would like to see how you have them arranged.

21 hours ago, cbuczesk said:

We're almost done building our new garage and barn. On Saturday we moved 12 cars and 4 trailers. The #00 white w/red race car is my friends. I still have to buy or build shelving and move all of my parts. At some point I'll have to sell some cars so I move in 4 more cars.

Chuck

 

No way would this even be possible in NYC or it's related suburbs without paying millions. Dream garage right there! good job! 

Here's how mine are laid out. Other configs are here: http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/auto-body-layout-anchor-pots-t.aspx

Chuck

 

5 hours ago, cbuczesk said:

Having holes drilled later costs much more!

You have to worry about hitting rebar and ruining the bits ($500 each).

The general contractor I used to work for had a Milwaukee core drill, it was close to $3,000 way back when. 

 

 

Edited February 22, 20178 yr by siteunseen

On 2/22/2017 at 0:19 PM, siteunseen said:

You have to worry about hitting rebar and ruining the bits ($500 each).

Good diamond core bit should eat rebar without an issue but it is slower than casting in place