Your jig systems are genius. Especially the post jig. I’m genuinely impressed.

I have been fighting doing my fencing on my barn but now after watching your tips and tricks I’m feel more prepared to start. My wife would be happy knowing I’m ready to start lol! Great video!

@crazyfarmliving

Жыл бұрын

You can do it! Not going to lie...it's a job! But the reward and savings have been worth every ounce of sweat! lol

Great video! We need to build a fence around 5 acres plus pens and I really want it to be as pretty as this one. We are newbies and stressed about the how-two’s. This was very helpful!

@crazyfarmliving

4 ай бұрын

Glad to hear that it helped. I'm sure your fence will turn out great!

What type of laser did you use to mark the post? Could you make a video demonstrating that?

Nice video. New sub here. Audio was a little low on my end but could make out most of it. Like your jigs, works smarter, not harder. Well done Sir.

Did something similar with 2 exceptions. I sandwiched 2x4 welded wire fencing between the post and boards and used 16 ft boards with staggered joints.

Legend has it, NASA hired this guy. We need men on Mars with this type of enginuity.

G'day mate! Really enjoyed your video and your jig system is brilliant! You are a fair dinkum legend. Cheers 👍

Thank you for the vid. Just watched your several times and put mine up

Good job. Very organized and clean.

Just a fantastic video! Well done!

I'm getting jiggy with it 🤣🤣 na not corny at all, that line brings back good memories 😎

Smart...thank you

Smart. Great looking fence

Great video and very helpful

Great vid, very helpful. Thank you

Great job and very informative

Very nice and informative 👍🏾 👌🏾

Beautiful fences!

Watched this whole video. You guys are great. Good job.

Great job...love the jig ideas as it's hard to do this with just one person..

Great job. Thanks for putting the effort into videoing this for us!

Great video very helpful.

Great Jig system!!!

Great tip on setting the posts a few inches shorter for your on-center distance to give yourself some wiggle room.

Great video.

Great video!!

this is very wholesome!

Great Video! Wonderful details and tips! Did you ever paint it white? If so, can you please post a video of that too?

I am so jealousy of your flat land haha! I’m building a fence around my hillside home and boy i tell you it is HARD!

This is the most beautiful farm fence I’ve seen. Could I keep pigs in this type of fence without electric wire?

Great idea. Sure that went quick once you got your process down.

Sick jig!!

Love your jigs and the precision they result in. enjoyed this very much Thank you

Nice project. Are the boards 2x6 pressure treated?

If you add another block to the top of your jig that will sit on top of the previous board that is already screwed in, the jig will not slip down under the weight of the unscrewed boards.

great vid, that jig was what i was looking for. volume was a little low. pls keep nailgun pointed in safe direction ;p

You don't need to pre-drill with GRK screws.

Were those posts 4x4x10s?

How wide were the post holes, 10 or 12"?

How many feet apart did you plant the post 🤔, this a project I'm soon to do

How does this cost compare to sat white PVC or split post?

How much did this project cost you per linear foot, approximately? (Apologies if you mentioned it already & I missed it)

Great video... how far apart did you space your posts? Also are the rails deck boards?

@SeanBarron38

Жыл бұрын

He stated 7' 6''

How many acres did you cover? And approximately how much did it cost you? Looking to do this for my own farm.

@crazyfarmliving

Жыл бұрын

We have 20 acres and only needed to cover two sides, approx 2200 linear feet. Material costs were around $2.00 per linear ft. Hope that helps.

How far apart did you set your posts?

How far apart are the post

Great video! How deep did you sink the posts?

@crazyfarmliving

9 ай бұрын

2-3 feet in to the ground

looks amazing - why did you not use round fence posts? (just curious)

@crazyfarmliving

9 ай бұрын

We wanted to put solar cap lights on the fence and those are square, so we had to use square posts.

No trying to be negative but i think those screws are for inside use only

Does the 1x6 warp over time?

@crazyfarmliving

4 ай бұрын

We painted our fence white, so it has a layer of protection. We have 4-5 boards that warped. The majority of them stayed in great condition.

Why screw and nail

18:40 user error 😂

Not to be negative, but isn’t the nice side of the fence supposed to face the road and not the house? I’ve never seen a fence where the boards face the other side of the road?

@crazyfarmliving

Жыл бұрын

Lol! Great point. We had several discussions on the best way to set the fence. We even set up a sample run. In the end, we decided we liked it better the other way.

@joespanojr

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. Not being negative at all it looks amazing but my wife would murder me if I did the fence facing in and not the road. I’m getting ready to start mine after see8ng this tip and tricks this was great

@mountainpathwoodsman

Жыл бұрын

This is the proper way to face the runners if there is livestock being kept in. If the runners faced the road then a cow or horse could push the runners off. Good job.

@jlester4892

Жыл бұрын

If I am making a fence for aesthetics, I am going to have the "nice" side for us to look at. I couldn't care less what others see when they are driving by. Looks great to me!

@robertbutler8004

Жыл бұрын

John Stricker a normal person would have done that but the boss wanted it that way.

Now, after a year or so, how are the deck boards doing as far as getting warped? With that much space between posts, I'm betting the boards have warped enough that you are having to replace some, or had to add a vertical support in between your posts to keep everything straight. If not, you are very luck, so far.

@BMRNYC

Жыл бұрын

You couldn’t be more wrong. I’ve been doing horse fences for 15 years and just showed this video to a client to explain the process and stumbled across your comment. This is pressure treated 5/4”decking, and there is no warpage even on jobs I did 15 years ago. And our posts are always 95” on center.

Nice job but dogs can dig underneath in no time

Nooooooo. Don't paint it!!! You are just creating a lifetime of work as the paint flakes off and has to be redone over and over and over. Just let it weather naturally and blend in to the landscape.

@Cat_KH1

Жыл бұрын

If u sand and prime it u shouldnt have to deal with chipping paint. Paint also provides an extra layer of protection against the weather

@andrewvandam9453

2 ай бұрын

@@Cat_KH1 who in the hell is going to sand and prime a damn fence ????

Your wife seems like she runs the show and wears the pants .

@crazyfarmliving

7 ай бұрын

If you have a farm...you know that it requires at least two people to get things done. We make a great team!

Great video.