You're building farm fence wrong! H brace vs diagonal (rance) and low-carbon wire vs high-tensile.
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2020
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Fencing methods don’t have to be stuck in your granddaddy’s era! In order to find the strongest farm fence, we build a DOT-compliant traditional wood H brace fence with low-carbon wire, and test it against a welded steel pipe diagonal (rance) brace high tensile fence with Tornado Wire. If you've ever wondered how to build a fence for your farm that will withstand the most loading, don't miss this!
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Hey, I am a WYDOT supervisor. Sounds like I need to watch more of your fencing videos, so we can build our fences better. By the way on Wyoming highway 59 the coal miners test our fences like this all the time!
I agree with you on most points except the safety glasses. Especially outside easy enough to wear sunglasses. Local3 electrician NYC. You see enough people lose an eye you start wearing em. Thanks for the videos!
Always entertaining watching/listening to one contractor talk chit about the contractor who was there before they got there today😅 ever ending blah blah blah throwing each-other under the bus
Everyone's an expert right? 😏 Seriously though, this is more about talking smack about the industry as a whole. Let's move it forward for once!!
I personally always go with the hbrace and knee brace so one section rail goes across and second section rail from top to the ground if you know what I mean lol
i hope your doing the end knot better now with a termination knot
I like the red strainer ,,,better,even though you have to go to the opposite side of fence to stretch the wire.
The thing is.... EVERYONE has opinions on how to build a fence. And EVERYONE believes that their way is the correct way.😂
I'm watching videos on how to build a perimeter fence out of fresh cut cedar posts and standard rolled wire 1047, I think. Anyway, I don't know if any fence will hold up to a car being driven through it? This doesn't seem like a reasonable test. Thanks for putting this video out, anyway.
Appreciate the effort you go through to teach fence building
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I like your attitude. Says it like it is.
We have neighbors run thru our fences usually at least once a year. This test will help me a little to hold them back.
I like to be direct for sure. Glad you enjoyed it!
Fire the neighbors
I thought 150 was Fence spec. I always do 200 . Thanks for the videos
Are you referring to tension? In WY they don't even care about that. They have no idea how to check it.
Your diagonals are backwards for wood fence. They’ll cause the corner to lift. The opposite direction will transfer the lift from the corner to the brace so both have to lift at the same time.
We will have to agree to disagree.
The diagonal are correct
@ wagoner farm his diagonals are correct. Better go check your fence lines.
If the diagonal wires were the other direction it would be helping the rest of the wires pull the brace over rather than pulling against it
Hard to take advice from a guy in shorts and slippers who throws his level around like that
Sounds like a you problem 😂 the rest of us are benefiting from the advice just fine
He knows what he's doing but I definitely cringed when he tossed the level
Maybe you should make your own video.
From a safety perspective alone the flip flops are stupid and from quality control angle why would i want someone who threw his level to provide me a fence that is plumb and straight
Yep, I've watched 6 or 8 videos all saying the right way, but I would not any of the them to build fence for me.
Perhaps I just missed you saying... but how deep are your posts set? (both wood and metal)
We generally drive to 36" around here, which is below frost.
@@SWiFence thanks for the reply.
Looks like he skipped steepling stays and didn't beat them in. We put two on each stay on braces and beat them in after stretching to hold, and snug the steeples in the line posts.
Hay come to New Zealand well sho you how to build a fence 😊
It's on our list! We're dying to! Might make a trip early next year. Email your info to our production coordinator and maybe we can look you up when we come! nick@swiwyoming.com
Where can I get a 9 gauge stapler?
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WHY DO YOU PUT THE TOP WIRE IN FIRST?????
CONVENIENCE, REALLY. THAT'S JUST THE WAY I DO IT.
I do not use nails I use screws 4 in
I used 12 inch spikes
I use lag bolts through the post into the rails
This goes to show you that anyone can make it Merica. You can be a "craftsman" and not know how to use a hammer. Of course, getting 9 gauge wire in the eye, a fence post on a bare foot, or a pressure treated splinter in your hand may slow you down a bit, at least you can tell everyone how to build a fence.
Tell us how you really feel. 😉
Why not compare apples to apples and use wood for both styles?
I like the flip flops!!
Thanks! 🤣
I like those OSHA approved flip flops
It's all about using your head... 👷🏻♂️
I don't comment much. But I sure would like to see you weld in those flip-flops 😂😂😂😂
I've done it, to be sure, but I don't have proof. The best I can give you is welding in shorts: ruclips.net/video/B-xmV1AhhOo/видео.html
@SWiFence I didn't Say you hadn't done it. I believe it. I used to be a welder so its always funny to watch others do stupid stuff 😂 🤣 😅
@@shaunsmuder1637 IF IT AIN'T DANGEROUS IT AIN'T FUN
the guy behind the camera needs to chill out with the heavy breathing lol
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try this to save your fence posts from repairs in the future. ruclips.net/video/mcuAsJ5otrs/видео.html
Interesting.
Wow those posts really are garbage, it really depends where you go. My local “farming” shop sells £6 posts which are first of all overpriced and second of all they are of the lowest quality. Treatment only goes a few millimetres into the timber. Whereas at my local timber supplier who specialises in fencepost treatment, I can get the same dimension posts which are incised (have 6mm deep cuts to absorb more chemical), kiln dried before treatment to absorb more chemical and also slow grown pine which are more durable than cheap spruce posts. And the best part is that they’re only £4 each for 180cm high 88mm diameter 15 year service life posts. The treatment goes in at least a good half inch into the timber, I still retreat it with copper nampehenate though when I make cuts just to help it last longer. What you really want though are creosote redwood posts, these are made of redwood which is naturally much more durable than pine, they are also pressure treated with creosote which makes them last 40+ years at least! After cutting one in half you can see that the treatment almost reaches the core which is damn impressive.
Bro your in toe thongs .... Wut
That's kind of my thing. 😆 #flipflopfencer
I have never heard them called that 😂😂😂😂😂 i gotta start saying that now
It is not a tree at all it is now a post get it right!! it is also irresponsible of you to be wearing those flip flops instead of boots.
They call me the flipflop fencer for a reason! 😉
Nope nope nope
Yep yep yep
waarom dragen je mensen geen werkschoenen ! geen opleiding gehad !
Onze medewerkers dragen altijd werkschoenen bij het plaatsen van omheiningen. Dit was echter meer een zaterdagklus en ik had geen zin om werkschoenen aan te trekken. Waarom moet ik altijd werkschoenen dragen? Ik merk dat er vaak minder blessures zijn als je je hersenen gebruikt om voorzichtig te zijn.
Painful. Commentary silly.
Discouraging. Comment saddening. 😢
Ffs man those joints are terrible. I wouldn't be calling out the worlds fencers when your doing that crap