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After several other videos, this one finally made sense. Woulda been better if it also incuded the video about breaking the end

Wasting wire that way bub.

This "snap" never happens for me. Every way I do it, it all ends the same. It always ends in even more tighter coils. It just winds up on itself every time. Are tight coils the answer?

thanks. very helpful. Im fencing and crossfencing my place now.

How would you terminate high tensile wire on a studded t-post?

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Great to see the Blaney Agri Forager X10 bale unwinder helping to improve efficiencies in feeding silage. Fresh silage makes for happy cows and less time, less effort & less wastage when feeding bales makes for happy operators,

You have got to be bloody kidding me

Any chance of making a complete knot video - like what the fuck was that

Hey Teach, To make a nice, safe termination with each loose end of wire, working with 10" of wire, leave about 6" of wire out of the Gripple, bend a 90 degree in the wire, leave a 1" leg and twist a few turns around the main wire & twist off neatly. No chance of damaging livestock & you can still re-tension it.

Right over left, right or left over right, right?