Kentucky 4 Board Fence Install...Faceboards
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- Kentucky 4 Board Fence Install...Faceboards. Today we'll be wrapping up the face boards on our latest fence project! Hope you all enjoy! FIND ALL THE TOOLS AND GOODIES USED ON THE FARM CHANNEL..HERE: www.amazon.com...
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#2 good info, love these usable info videos
Thanks Ron...lots of good info in this one...including a funny little fail!
The face Board also keeps horses from bumping up against it and causing the long boards from coming loose. We Kentuckian's use that type of fence mainly for horses. You did a beautiful job, looks like the fences in Lexington Kentucky. Blessings to you
Yep! Just help built a fence last year just like this for horse ranch. Washington!
A lot of people don’t understand how hard it is to be a farm and how strong minded farmers are , don’t know what goes on back door , and thank for your channel and god bless your family .
The Bob Ross of painting fence post. I was waiting on you to say "Happy Little Fence Post Lives Over Here". Lol
Never seen a cleaner piece of land great content
Thanks Kevin...we've come a long way brotha
Farmers...the true stewards of the land, despite what the Sierra Club says.
That's a great looking fence, I like the "faceboard" gives it a nice finished look and that fact you cut a little longer for water to drip is even better. Thanks for putting this out there.
Alright so what am I missing here Josh? You've been in the Air force, electrician, Police officer, nurse and fence nstaller. Your a man of many hats. My grandfather used to say Jack of all Master of none but successful at each. 👍
Thanks for explaining the purpose of the boards, covering the seams. Last time I was in your part of the country ( approx 10 yr's ago) was wondering why they built the fences that way, now thanks to the Stoney Ridge Farmer (Josh) now I know. Have to admit, it may cost more to build the fence that way, but it was the look (no seams) that caught my eye in the first place. Whooo.
That is thoroughbred horse fencing. It was created and still used to protect valuable thoroughbred horses.
I live in western Pennsylvania we call a chainsaw a trim saw . Maybe we said that everytime we saw the amish use it to trim a board.
I am looking forward to building my fence now! i'm glad i dont need concrete your way keeps the cost low. Thank you SRF!
A nice little trick for you level when your doing these types of things, is to duct tape a block or offcut to the top then it'll hung from the top of the post for you! It makes life just a little easier.
Looking awesome Josh!
Very helpful information. I have fence to build this year and all your fence videos have given me more ideas to consider. Thank you.
More coming soon!
Thanks for another good video, Have a great day!
ah the finished job. like it. tip; mold can grow on linseed oil so an anti mold additive from yr paint store added into the mix is a good idea. something like VC175.
we finished it off about 6 months after this with a product called Wood Defender...works great. Linseed oil is much more expensive, molds, smells bad and simply doesn't cut it compared to Wood defender!
Great videos there very Educational. Your doing fantastic job on building your farm. Thank for your Service. Keep up the good things you do.
You make really entertaining videos
Thats actually a pretty good nail gun for that use. Fence is looking great. Thanks for sharing.
Used motor oil and gas .Use on all my trailers .Dryies right in
I really enjoy your transparency and keeping it real on your channel. I learn a lot from you. Trying to run my Homestead solo you have helped me a lot. Appreciate your channel.
Hey Josh thanks again for another good video and I hope that you and mrs. Stoney Ridge get to go on vacation enjoy yourselves because the both of you deserve it and I remember you mention that's on a live stream so I hope the both of you can get to do that very soon you deserve it the both of you
Nice job josh God bless and stay safe
Josh - I think it looks absolutely perfect even without the face board to cover the couple seams (hardly noticeable) on each post....great looking fence 👍🏼👍🏼 very nice work
Learning more about building a wooden fence than I ever thought I could. Great video SIR
Hi.... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍
Lol that tripod 🤣 fence looks awesome
Great looking fence.
Posts rot off at the bottom because water enters through the top and people usually don't put gravel in the bottom of the post holes so the water has no where to go and builds up in the post and the ground level is first place it has a chance to mix with air and leach out, hence where it rots. Nice looking fence!
My dad use to use wooden levels in his trade. About once a year he would take out the glass and clean everything and rub linseed oil on them. I still have the levels to this day. I'm buying one of those saws! I cant go anywhere on my small property that I don't see something that needs trimmed!
Growing up in Colorado at 8500 feet in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, in that dry climate we would have to Linseed oil our porches and untreated areas every year. When it would rain our exposed areas would bead up like wax on a car, but it lasted.
Looks very nice such a good job you did your farm is so beautiful take care you guys God bless
I have respect for all farmers 🙏🏾❤️
man you have a come a long way weight wise from all that hard work! enjoy all your videos!
The fence is looking awesome Josh. This video was packed with useful information. Really like that Stihl chainsaw. Enjoyed this video as always.
Great job, We have 14 miles of 4 board Kentucky fence we have stopped using face boards, we have found them to make the board ends to rot out faster.
I are confused. Isn't the wood pressure sealed ground contact rated?
Cutting with that stihl chainsaw was too cool. Like nice really nice
I don't know if you did it or not but cutting the tops of your post at a slight angle will prevent water from sitting on top of the post and soaking in. That along with the linseed oil will help prolong the year's you keep your post in good condition. I like putting rock in the hole before putting my post in. That helps keep the water from soaking into the bottom of the post.
Good work Josh👍
Great info Josh
I love those little saws Josh I have the little bigger one it goes with me everywhere.
Great video super informative.
Josh that is some fine fencing, Nice Work Sir!!!!!
Boiled linseed oil is used as a finish on many gunstocks, keeps the moisture out and lets the wood grain shine through.
Great video bro! That fence looks awesome!
Your fence is gorgeous! Your land is gorgeous! I can see why you are loving life. And you have had so many demanding careers. I think you know how to grab life by the mountain oysters. New sub 🌸
You are awsome man! Im gona do that on my farm, greetings from Argentina! God bless you
Great video. I have family in Bryson City NC
Thank you for your videos really a big help.
Looks great buddy. Learned a couple things too!
A couple of things. Save the head of tripod and mount it somewhere that you normally hang a camera. Second, if you make a jig that locks under the top rail and sets on top of the rail, you won't have to check angles and height. Let the jig do the work. Then just nail.
Thanks Old farmer
Indeed. I enjoy using "Hi hats" at work. I think you could easily make one on a board or wooden box and use it in the fields www.google.com/search?q=hi+hat+camera+mount&tbm=isch&bih=736&biw=1517&rlz=1C1ZKTG_enUS799US799&hl=en&ved=2ahUKEwjlk8PpzbnpAhXQV98KHTDyDI4QBXoECAEQKQ
I love my Milwaukee cordless battery 16" chainsaw. Great for storm cleanup or quick cuts out back of property. If I'm gonna log all day, I'll use my gas husky saw
I'm sold on the Stihl battery saw. I can see why it's always on the Kubota.
Always love the info Josh! Can't say enough good about what you do.
sure does look good
...GOOD ONE, KEEP SAFE...
Super Duper looking fence
You are good man. Bless you.
Great job. Looks awesome I can see me building one in upstate SC soon.
Nice looking fence pal great job
Great vid bud and I need contact ya again ..lol but say hi to Mrs stoney ridge and love ya all godbless ..oh and the fence looks awsome ..👍
Shoot I am thanking of getting one of those chain saws.
I love this fence! I would love to do it on our property but it has a lot of sloping.
Sloping is not a problem, our whole farm is on hills you can see the fence in my videos, just takes more time to lay out.
Maybe you could use that tripod for shooting videos around corners.
Bhahhahaha
Pointer bibs are the best!
bhahhaha....I like my Liberty overalls brotha
Stoney Ridge Farmer Well Alabama is in the USA, so I'll cut you a little slack.
Nice job
Fence had to cost a mint. Looks great 👍
Bud I got to say your looking like a farmer more every day go back to when you got the ford truck and now 👍👊 YOU BE WORKING BROTHER!!!!
Now that the boards have had a year to dry out... Did you Paint, Stain or Spray Diesel and Used Motor Oil on it? I think another video is required there Josh. WOOOO!
Simple wood preservative over here is used motor oil and diesel: 50/50 mix. Wood posts,fence boards,trailer deck, not so much on wood decks for people. Has a bit of a smell to it.
Man, you make everything look fun, Mr. Perfect. :>)
bhahhaha...I can see every imperfection
Looks awesome!!
love it brother - thanks
The end goal always, is to go home with all your fingers and toes, nice work :)
Don't know how i found ya, but shout out from Bristol. TN!! Keep it up!
Never thought about using that to seal the end grain of pressure treated boards.
I believe that you should mark top board and also side/front of each board to confirm that you are staying straight.
Thanks for the video 👍🏻
Awesome channel
Great job fence look great just bought that chainsaw work great
I hope you will paint it white. FYI the iconic Kentucky Horse Park recently announced it would change its fence color from black to white as they discovered the maintenance of the black fence was 50% higher than its white counterpart
No. The horse park when built in 1978, was constructed using white fencing. They transitioned from white paint to black. About the only place around cental Kentucky that continues to paint their fences white is Calumet.
Hi Josh!!!!
nice day same as yours today in australia
I use lard on the top of my fence poles it melts right in to the wood
looked at the 140c even tho i had the batteries for it from other stihl power tools i went up to the msa 200c looks the same but use's the ap300 batteries .new zealand grate video as all ways well done lad
Placing the boards bark side out will help with them cupping,if possible.Asthetics come first though.
Damn boss. That Stihl is the bomb
Josh the RUclips farm Star. Whooo.
bhahhaha a play on Cole the Cornstar
If you pour out of a metal 5g bucket with the spout at the top side, basically upside down, you don’t have to vent it and the liquid will still flow smooth.
Excellent tip.
Yeah, I did that to one of my tripods, too.
great video!!
Common josh 6 x 4 is 24. Haha looking great, keep up the great work!!!
I am concerned about using a clipped head Paslode nail on wet timber. When the timber dries it will want to cup. The nail heads won't have enough surface area to resist this cupping force. Plus pine, being a soft wood will simply tear it's fibres over the head of the nail.
That's been my experience anyway.
Take care.
I agree with your thought on them nails in soft pine . But this is Yellow Pine. So it's pretty hard. Wondering if you specifically meant yellow pine also? My experience with yellow pine is it's so hard I usually uses screws. I never used them nails in Yellow Pine but wondering if it would be fine.
Times tables are not 'math' they are just rote learning. They are useful to know. If someone tells me '6 x 8' I automatically respond '48' without having to think about it.
I thought for sure you where going to cut though all of them on the saw horse 😳 hahahaha
Getting a little hot in Stoneville
Great Video :)
1/3 used moter oil and about 2/3 diesel fuel in a home and garden sprayer makes a beautiful fence, soaks in great
Glen Parks how long does this last before needing a re-application?
I nailed a bit of flattened roofing tin onto the top of my posts, linseed oil is way too expensive in my country
Nice
What would you estimate per running foot of fence
Why are there two types of fences used on Stoney Ridge Farms (?stationary wooden and what looks like temporary electric)?
there are 3 types of fence here...the front of the property has the pretty 4 board wood fence...the pastures have woven wire high tensile pipe fence and the different temporary paddocks have poly electric...soon there will be permanent electric fence in the pastures as I begin my intensive mob grazing program. 90 paddocks on 125 acres of grass is the goal. The wood fence is pretty...that's why I built it buddy
I love the details you share about building the fence but I do have a question relating to 4 board fence. Do you have any plans on ever installing 4 board with welded wire/field fence backing? I've always wondered how to pull the wire before the boards go on without using corner bracing. I'd like to see how it's done without causing the corners to get out of alignment
We'll run a line of electric at about 22 inches and one at the top...that should keep the livestock in and off the fence