Pouring a concrete ramp in the Work Shop , How to build a Concrete Ramp 

These are the types of videos the younger generation needs, im 52 and I learned something new here and I've been in and out of carpentry for over 30 years. Very helpful very inspiring, hats off to you sir.

Just the video I was looking for. And the same size I was thinking about. Thank you so much. This will be my first time to try this.

Great job mate, thank you.

Thanks for the information. I was looking for a video for pouring a ramp because I need to do that coming into my garage. Enjoyed your video.😊

Really like your table Saw. I just need to learn how to use one. LOLS. I love to make and build things. Love to learn new things. Over time I have have accumulated alot of tools. But I need a table saw. At 66, I'm still learning.

Excellent job sir 👏👍👍👏👏👏

Excellent job! I need to make a ramp for my workshop/shed. The dimension are almost identical and I had similar thoughts on how to do it. Thank you!

thank you very much, helped me with my own project for a 8 inch step down

Nicely done. At first, I thought the cement was going to drift forward and not stay in the bach part of the ramp. Nice work with the 2x4 cutting. Enjoyed a full-watch. Have a Merry Christmas. 👍🏽🤠 12/21/23

Thanks for sharing your project!

A big thanks very helpful!

So much handier. I got about an 8" step down going into my entrance door into my garage. It can be a pain sometimes.

Bravo sir. Splendid job!!

Looks great!

This is very helpful thanks. I am in Israel. I use a mobility scooter (50 pounds) now leverage, lift it halfway over the lip/threshold and drag it in, risking damage to the scooter. My landlord wants to build a concrete ramp with some leftover quickset he has but neither of us knew how to go about it. When I found my Hebrew vocabulary lacking the necessary words to explain, "build a wood form" I realized I needed a video. So it's great that you have a short visual procedure he can follow with slow talking narrative we can both (hopefully) understand. It's been about 3 years since I used RU-vid for home maintenance but you might want to know that your audience is far-reaching. I think we will need a smaller frame & fewer bags of quickset. Can I ask how much time in total the project took you working alone? He & I discussed it yesterday, we were wondering how long it takes for the cement to harden & I see you've done it in layers, how long to you let each layer set? We do have a lot of scrap 2x4s here, we could easily do this. It just will take some time & teamwork.

Great video. Everything I needed to know for my own project. Thank you!

If you cut the existing slab or break down into it a few inches, you can pour the entire ramp with no transition and have at least a 4” thickness in the new pour and no need for the wooden ramp.

Cool!

Nice

Looks really Awesome. I am a new SUBSCRIBER. Have a Blessed Day.

Run out of cement. Another reason dry pouring is preferred method. I think using cement as transistion would be easier and better maybe. But good Job!

Dry pouring easier, but good job man!

This was a great video and EXACTLY what I plan on doing with out shed - except I need a ramp to go from out shed to the driveway. However, I've heard installing concrete on top of concrete will not bond - and I had a contractor who wouldn't do the job without charging me to break up part of my driveway first. However, for someone like you and I, I don't need it to handle extremely heavy loads. I just need it to handle lawnmowers going in and out. Have you had any issues with the ramp moving or not bonding with the already established concrete you installed it on?

Very usually, any estimation on how weather will affect it? I plan on building my wife a wheelchair ramp

I'm needing to make this project for my Moms wheelchair to go up and down. I'm thinking about a 3 to 4 foot long ramp. Just a small one. Do you know about how much cement I would need. I only have 1 bag. Like yours. Maybe I need 2 more.??

I just got a simple question, not to be arrogant, but how come you didn't just make the ramp 100% full concrete all the way down ?

Concrete ramp

wow want to cooperate with you, would you mind leaving your email, we are a tool manufacturer, thanks in advance