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The EASIEST Way To Terminate Your Wire Fence | Knots Are So Yesterday
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2021
- Pick up your Gripples here! bit.ly/gripples
Ever get tired of tying knots in your wire fence? We LOVE these handy Gripples which make wire termination a breeze! If you're building wire fence, high tensile or not, these Gripples will save you time and headache.
(And don't start with me on "Any fencer worth his salt should be able to tie knots." We can tie quality knots all day and all night--it doesn't mean it's the best use of our time!)
Want to see the two videos about the best farm fence brace? • Fence Brace Testing: H...
As I have arthritis in my hands, I can no longer wrap wire but the gripple system has enabled me at 66 to carry on installing quality stock fence.
I did it both ways. One side two posts hand tying took me all day in 90 degree heat like 4-5 hours. This is my first fence. Then the other side with these t clips took me 1 hour.. I’m doing the last side with these t clips lol. They look really neat imo too. Very useful for the bottom wire. They get cheaper the more you buy.
Those are cool. I look forward to the “Things with those Things “ video.
Knots are free and take skill which is very fulfilling
Yes! Absolutely. 👍🏻 Not everyone has the skill or time.
Time is money. I don't think tying off up to 130 of these a day on long runs is particularly satisfying of good for the long term health of your hands. My father's hands are full of arthritis after 30 years of fencing.
Can you use those at both ends? The start AND the finish after stretching? Thanks for showing us how to use this!
Yep, you sure can. 👍🏻
I’ve had tons of those “ears” break off over time. I used a lot of them when I first started.
Great gadget! Easy to use. Maybe if I don’t tighten the wire so tight and they won’t break 🤷🏻♂️
I haven't seen that yet but can see where impact may cause that.
Any way to terminate a 10 gauge wire on T-post for a grape trellis?
I'm working on pig fencing using field fencing and it's my first time... how would you get/keep tension if this was the end of the fence? Thank you!
With a chain strainer: ruclips.net/video/-wrUlgoYzC4/видео.html
Or a wire puller for short runs: ruclips.net/video/OGACSFNdpQE/видео.html
I need to run woven wire about 1300 feet. How long can I stretch each section and what do I tie off to? Do I make an H brace or a double H brace to terminate one roll of wire and begin the next to eventually get to 1300 feet?
You can do the entire run in one stretch. Build a brace at each end and either stretch to one brace or gut strain it with our wedge boards and boundary strainers.
We like the Rance brace better than the H brace: ruclips.net/video/9AZccQcaSdU/видео.html
Here's a strainer board in action: ruclips.net/video/C8g6mwVGEyU/видео.html
T-Gripple termination: ruclips.net/video/XzXVbuUEdq4/видео.html
Gr8 channel guys
Time or money. Which do you value? Take a 2x4 welded/woven wire fence: 4 corners and two gates. That's going to be 12 termination posts. 13 wires per post. That's around 150 gripple t-clips that you'd need (or around 150 knots you have to tie). Tying knots is free and the t-clips will retail for around $230 at Tractor Supply as of May 2022.
If it's my time and other people's money (e.g., professional hire), then I'm pushing hard for t-clips. For my own DIY project, though, I have more time than money.
That's a fair assessment. Those are always the two factors in life. 😏
How would you do that around a steel T post? Do the edges cause the wire to break prematurely?
We just wrap it twice like you would with a standard tie off.
Will these work on pvc coated wire?
I cannot be certain. It could cause them to slip if the coating is too thick.
is there something in the thing that grips the wire? A sliding ribbed wedge maybe?
There is definitely something in the thing that grips the wire. 👍🏻
Ha ha ha gooood!!!
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You’re not lying!
#truth
You forgot to mention the stabbed wrists and pinched gloves that invariably occur during the traditional tie off!
Now, let’s see how they compare in holding the fence!!!
Minion 1 is kind of a budding SWI philosopher.. ain’t he?
Totally!
Are there any dumb questions allowed? I have a dumb question! Can those be re-used?
They can. 👍🏻
At $1.10 each they're pretty expensive!
@307Driftwood , very valid point. I agree.
1348-2 is where they more than pay for themselves.
Closer to $1.50/each around here. Super cool. Great way to build a fence. And, I'll never use them. Would love to, but not for that cost. I think these are for professional fencers, where time is money and there is also an opportunity to pass along these higher material costs to the customer. For DIY, it's a tough sell.
Dude just twist it on the next square and you’re done. No need for that “high tensile knot”.
That piece you are using is bound to fail over time and a waste of money that could be in your pocket.
Not how you do that at all both the knots and this new gimmick a huge waste of time learn to build
Learn to build? Oh man--that never occurred to me! Stink! I've wasted so much of my career... 😂
Work Smarter Not Harder.
Good job 👏 on the Video.