This video and your plans definitely gave me the confidence to build a 450 ft fence. I took my time and I am now in the final phase of just adding some custom fit panels and gates. It took me roughly 2 months but I easily saved $6000. Thank you!!
This is so awesome to hear! Doing it at my own pace with weather intervals took me about 4 weekends to do mine. I’m glad to hear my info helped you. If you wouldn’t mind sending them, Id love to see your progress and completion photos. Shoot an email to hawkijon@aol.com
I was trying to decide what type of fence to put in, when I stumbled on your channel. Let me tell you YOUR FENCE IS THE BOMB!! Man you did your thing. Your fence looks really good. I will be starting mine once I finish my gazeebo. WOW, YOUR FENCE LOOKS REALLY GOOD. 😆
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment… Despite with some folks have said it is standing the test of time… don’t hesitate to reach out via email JKHARTEL3@gmail.com I have construction information and photos of other projects I’ve done as well as many other viewer builds that could inspire your own construction.
Awesome… You can change any variable you want for height or length, but I factored it to be as tall and as long as possible while having as minimal extra leftover… Let me know if you have any questions… JKHARTEL3@gmail.com
I was looking for a fence just like yours for a while. I pinned a bunch of hogwire fence from Pinterest, and then over a year ago found your first fence video on RUclips. I was so happy and immediately sent that one to my husband. He was so inspired. Then we had our second baby. Project put on hold. Didn’t know he contacted you and you sent him a bunch of resources and tips (as you explain in the video). You are such a nice guy!! Thank you. Tonight, I went back to look for your first video to watch again, and found out you have Part 2! I’m sending this one to my husband as well. I’m looking forward to when he gets to build our fence. Yours looks beautiful. Great tips and advice, your review of your own work is very helpfull. Hope you do more videos.
Thanks for the reply! This is great to hear! Congrats in #2! I hope the build goes well! If y’all have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask. If you are open to it, shoot me photos of your progress or completed project so I can add them to my viewers build portfolio. Thanks again!
I've watched hours of videos on fence options and coming across this is the answer for what we need. Really dig your energy too in the videos. New sub!
Awesome thanks.. let me know if you have any questions.. shoot an email to jkhartel3@gmail.com for construction info. Here is part 2 if you haven’t seen it already ruclips.net/video/bL89wkzSPDo/видео.htmlsi=Y9v5BYfREBzWKEBk
Did a similar design for deck railing and everyone that comes over lives the look. Now we’re in the market for a fence and I couldn’t help but show my better half your videos. Needless to say a fence is on my to do list now. Thank you for your hard work and the Dropbox link!!
Built my fence based off of your original video! Thank you for the tutorial and responding to my emails! Good idea with the chemical sprayer. I might actually stain mine now! 🤣🤣
You bet David! Thanks for the reply! Don’t hesitate to shoot me an email of your finished project so i can add to my viewers builds portfolio. If yours is treated wood, Definitely wait a bit until it’s accepting of stain. I show how to check in my stain video. It’s a wonderful transformation with the new color plus adding the additional protection from uv and rot. Going on 3 years and still holding strong. Hawkijon@aol.com
This fence keeps getting better and better. I never expected to see a second part but I am glad I did. I loved it the first time but now with the finishes on top of each pole 🤗 💕 and the dark stain 🥰 is really beautiful. Your hard work payed off and I hope you can enjoy it for many years. Congratulations and best wishes ❤️ 🇩🇰
Great idea on your modular fence building method. I used this method to build panels to close in a metal carport (the kind you can purchase) that we converted to a goat barn. It worked and looks great! Thank you for the videos.
You and one other person I’ve seen that actually build it the correct way using dados and I loved it from the moment I found your video! I especially love your Aussie!!! If it’s hard to see I have a pic with me and my mini Aussie “Tula” and I have my standard Aussie “Granger”! They both are diggers, rambunctious and need jobs to keep them active and out of trouble but their intelligence just blows my mind how smart these cuties are! If you ever need to regime you’re Aussie I’d love to have her!!! And btw, I have a regular, vertical slatted, stupid fence that Granger has shook out of alignment, shaken the posts loose so I can tell this fence is sturdy and will do the job! Mine is old, so it’s not all of my dogs’ fault but they are stronger than they appear and if your fence is doing well since building it, it’ll do great for years to come! The only change I’d personally make because my two dig is instead of inserting the posts in the ground, I’d do a thin but strong underground wall of concrete, add post supports while fresh concrete in order to protect the posts from rotting over time and keep my Aussies from digging out of the fence but that’s it
Thanks for the kind reply! Yes our Aussie (Nigel) is a handful.. super intelligent, and alway on patrol.. but sometimes his intelligence becomes clouded by his genetic wiring to herd/protect and can trigger him to be defensive/aggressive.. he’s hasn’t bit anyone, but it’s a fear of ours because we know how he reacts towards other dogs.. he’s loved affection and attention but can’t stand an outsider dog or person.. over time naturally he warms up to them, but could be triggered at any time. Thankfully neither of my dogs are diggers.. I would do a tactic similar to what you’ve suggested it digging we’re an issue. If you’re interested in construction info check the Dropbox link in the RUclips description or shoot an email to Hawkijon@aol.com
Thank you so much for sharing this project. I’ve been able to come in late and see the whole process from start to finish and will be building this exact design for myself on our new property. I cannot express how much I appreciate you for this and I love the humor. I wish I could thumbs up a thousand times!
Just finished my own hogwire panel fence. I used your videos and plans as a reference throughout my project. Just wanted to say thanks for putting this online!
Wow! This is great to hear! Thanks for following up. If you are up to it, please send Some photos to my email hawkijon@aol.com. I hope it brings you many years of aesthetic appeal and security to your home. If you haven’t seen it yet, I have a part 2 showing my staining and 18month evaluation. Thanks again for the reply!
Gator_Overland absolutely I will take a few pics and send them over. In the mean time, this is a video of what I did. ruclips.net/video/RmMFiO1_6VQ/видео.html
Thanks Donald! That’s awesome to hear!! I enjoy making them and paying it forward.. fence is holding up great! I have over 100 folks what have reached out after building their one fence based on my video with great feedback and grace.. let me know if you have any questions! Jkhartel3@gmail.com
That is a great question… You just offset it slightly to match the slope… If you email me, I have a handful of photos from viewers who have sent me their build after completion… A couple of them show slopes and could give you an idea to work from… JKHARTEL3@gmail.com
Thanks for the video I have two young labs, an older lab, and our fire alarm chihuahua we live on 4 acres it’s been exhausting chasing them everyday and was not keen on getting shock collars. We were not sure of what type fencing want to use until we found your videos be great to build next to my garden and room for all of them to play or roll around in the sun. Thank you for all helpful ideas on your project.
Absolutely!! Thanks for the kind comment! I have no doubt this build will suit your pups just fine. If you don’t mind, shoot a few photos of your completed fence so I can add to the viewers builds portfolio. Links to email and Dropbox are in the RUclips description.
I like the fence. I built one similar to yours. How is yours holding up after 3 years? In the midwest freeze/thaw is a concern with the lower exposed dado cut filling with water or slush and then freezing and weakening the lower 2x4. Adding the weep hole as you have is a good idea or doing an overlay with an exterior silicone caulk also helps (but it does add cost). We painted our panels black that gives them the appearance of almost disappearing from a distance. Just depends on which look you are going for. I like the caps you put on the fence posts and will be adding those to ours. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment . I actually built the fence about six years ago and it’s holding up great despite what other folks have said about cutting dado grooves into the wood… I live in Southeast Texas, and we’re subject to harsh heat and humidity and periodically we have freezing cold snaps, but not often enough to matter.. We had considered painting our panels black at one time, but surprisingly the galvanizing is holding up well . Are you using a mud/rot board along the bottom of your fence? Not only does this protect against ground water splashing, but it adds additional support to the panel frame.
@@GatorOverland I use a 2x6 treated board upright as support for the lower part of the panel section. I think this is what you are referencing as a mud/rot board. It does provide support to the panel section keeping the lower 2x4 from sagging and also keeps the line trimmer from hitting the fence panel. You do have to drill the weep holes in the lower dado at an extreme angle to miss the support board if you don't use a caulk. The weep holes kept getting clogged and had to be re-drilled annually to make sure they were still open. The aesthetics of this type of fence are much, much better than the term "hog wire" or "livestock panel" suggests. I have started to referring to it as just panel fencing. City people don't know the difference and rural people know what you are talking about.
No real tips from my end other than You’ll probably want to paint beforehand. It’s galvanized wire, so it’s pretty rust resistant as is, but may also inhibit proper paint contact as well.. if it’s cosmetic then just know the paint will only last a couple years.
Man, this is brilliant. You did such an incredible job explaining the fence as well as all the tips. Hoping we can work up a dog run next week using your "master class." Now that it's been 4+ years, is there anything you have had to so fix the design - or is there anything you wish you would have done?
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. To keep the answer simple, I wouldn’t change a thing.its holding up well, no issues of warping or bowing or degrading that other have suggested.. atleast not yet.. we love it.. let me know if you have any questions.. shoot me an email for info a viewers builds for inspiration.
Thanks! I was just at tractor supply this week and they are in abundance.. you may also find them at a livestock supply store or Lowe’s/Home Depot. you don’t have to use the 4x4 mesh like I did. You can opt for the 6x8 mesh as well. It will be slightly different dimensions than my construction info, but the same end result.. I’ve use both types.. send an email to JKHARTEL3@gmail.com and I will send over construction information and reference photos of other viewers projects.
How do you handle this style if your elevation changes? I have about 200 feet to install, and from the beginning, to the end, the ground drops out about 8 feet or so.
I live in southeast Texas, 30 miles from the coast… The epitome of Texas heat and humidity… Five years, no issues and no regrets… It’s holding up great and the stain is as well
Planning on building this type of fence this winter. We have a lot of falling trees and limbs. I like the idea of a strong fence and the modular design.
You will definitely be happy with your fence project when it’s complete. Check out the description below or email me and I’ll send you the construction info. Only think I ask, if you open to it, please shoot some project photos so i can add them to my viewer portfolio. Thanks
It’s holding up great… Nearly everybody in my neighborhood has this fence now😂😂.. i’m super happy with the way it came together and how it’s holding up.
Don’t forget to check the description below for all the construction and contact info.. Feel free to contact me outside of RUclips anytime for questions.
Amazing! I'm building this fence around my garden and a small dog pen and have actually already purchased the pecan as well. Can't wait to finish it! Great, informative and awesome video and fence!
Thanks for the reply Darla! I’m really happy with the way it turned out! Thanks for being patient with the part 2. Just don’t stain too early ! Enjoy your fence and may your garden flourish! Shoot me a photo if your completion time hawkijon@aol.com
@@darlashumate7498 its absolutely do-able, just takes a bit or research to find something that will adhere to the metal properly. You could probably go one up and do a rubberized coating like flex seal or roll on herculiner.
@@GatorOverland I am building a 124 feet long by 60 foot wide (for a garden area with three gates, one on each side) but on one of the 124' long sides I'm doing a horizontal fence (adjacent to a forest area/neighbor that I want privacy). I also am building (well, have built) a dog pen in the corner of it at 24x24. I had also purchased all the lumber to sandwich them together but was planning on 6' foot centers (bought 12' lumber because it was cheaper) so had to go with 6' centers. I have a long ways to go.....
Really enjoyed this from 1st video to 2nd video, very professional build, planning and explanation, Kudos to you my friend. Thank you so much for sharing. I am curious, how is it holding up at this point, how does the pecan stain look?
Thanks for the reply! Absolutely! It will look great! Only thing I ask is that you send me build photos!! A Drop box link and email address are in the RUclips description.
Just giving advice from some one thats in the fencing business those top gate hinges the Male hinge, you should have those pointing down instead of up it prevents some one from taking the gates off looks really good
Thanks for the reply. Your exactly right about the hinges. It may sound odd, but I intentionally have them both up so that I can remove the gate. It also acts as a double support of the weight as opposed to the bottom supporting the weight and the top one just maintaining position of the hinge were the other way. If I was worried about them being stolen, I would most definitely have it the other way.
I cannot get this to work with a pump sprayer. I purchased 3 sprayers and the liquid is too thick for all of them. Not sure how you did this but I can’t get it to work
I’m sorry you’ve had that issue… I’ve done multiple fences with the sprayer without any issues… are you using ready seal? Not sure if it gets more viscous in colder temperatures, but it was like water for me… I did my sprays in 70 to 90° weather…
Awesome video. Would love your opinion on doing this fence higher? considering this style of fence for a chicken run but want to go somewhere around 7 feet. also would use the smaller mesh size, 2 inch openings, which may offer more internal strength. Just concerned with flexibility at the centre between posts? How flexible is it currently?
i utilized a 6" wide rot board at the bottom of my panel frame to provided added strength and increase the height of the fence 6", and the majority of the way around the yard im at about 5'-6". if you watched my part 1 video you saw me actually trim down the fence panel to about 48" from 60". You could achieve near 7ft by leaving the wire at 60" and using a 12" wide rot board at the base. I built my fence on a budget to achieve the most height and width with as minimal extra cost or waste possible, and that why i trimmed to the height i did. Each panel is (3) 8ft 2x4's which amounts to $12'ish.. the $60, 16ftx5ft wire panel was cut in half and trimmed, so each completed panel frame amounted to about $42'ish... you would just have to change your measurements from mine and buy some 10ft 2x4's to work with the increased height of the panel. All should still work out nicely. If you havent seen in the descreption, i have a link to my drop box for construction info and or my email if you need to contact me personally. Shoot me some photos when your done!
@@GatorOverland thank you for the reply and all makes sense (well as much as feet and inches makes sense to an Australian). Increasing the rot board width would definitely help. still playing around with some numbers to make it as cost effective as possible, but Im sure ill make it work. Thanks again
Yes you can… This was my initial design but it required twice as much wood and would be a lot more weight… You do not need a router, just a tablesaw with a dado blade stacked for 3/8” groove… I made a post on my Facebook and had a table saw and post hole digger to borrow by that afternoon..
It’s holding up great… Check the description for information on how to build it for yourself… 207 feet was about eight dollars a foot… Just shy of $1700 for the whole thing.
I built someting similar but I did not use the datto. I cut the perimeter wire off and just drilled holes in the frame for the protruding rods. This also created the weep holes you later drilled.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Check out the description in my part one video. It has links to material and construction info. I got the panels at tractor supply
Can you stain the wood before making the fence? I guess you'd waste some stain that way, but seems like it would be easy to stain the wood while it's flat on the ground.
It depends on what kind of wood you’re using… If you’re using treated wood, unless you wait until the wood is cures (dries) before building the fence, the answer is No (could take 6mos to a year+ depending on climate)… if you stain treated wood before it’s cured (dried out) it will not be accepting I’d the stain and bead off. If you’re using untreated wood, then you’re good to stain before construction.
@@GatorOverland Thanks! I was thinking of buying pressure treated wood now, letting it dry for 3 months, staining it, then building the fence. Should work....probably. :D
Check the description for links to my dropbox for construction info and/or my email or any questions you may have… The only thing I ask is that you send photographs of your build progress so I can put in my view were construction portfolio for others to refer to
Thanks! When I made the first one I had no idea it would become so popular. In hind sight I regret the beer involvement in the first one. I got popped by a few folks comments and changed my tune.. no more alcohol in my videos
@@GatorOverland I saw the beer and totally identified because I like a cold beer when I am doing outdoor projects. I understand where you are coming from though:)
The answer to your question is featured about 18:20 in my part 1 video. Fortunate my dogs have not been diggers. Making a trench of cinder blocks between the post could work too ruclips.net/video/x0iMHQVzJvQ/видео.html
I’ve mowed 100’s of times and never once been an issue with the blades.. physically impossible actually. Check my description for email/drop box for construction information and photos. You may better understand what I mean for the dig deterrent. They would be mounted vertically.
I used a sawzall.. if you have a circular saw that goes deep enough you are able to use that as well by cutting around all the sides, and sometimes taking a mallet to knock it off..
You bet! Thanks for the feedback.. if you’re up to it, shoot me some progress or finished construction shots so I can add them to my viewers builds portfolio Hawkijon@aol.com
Thanks for your reply! I appreciate that! It’s holding up well and has become undoubtedly popular in the neighborhood.. shoot an email to hawkijon@aol.com
Just followed your channel, I am fixing to fence in our adjoining lot for a pool oasis and I have been trying to figure out if I can dado the 4x4sto cut down costs and just dado the top and bottom stringers what do you think?
Thanks for the reply! This question has come up quite a few times over the past year… it is definitely an idea of a way to cut down on cost and will work… but....You have to make damn sure your post are exactly where you want them to be when they are set…Especially if you had cut the wire panel lengths and horizontal topper/bottom wood lengths before you set the post…There would be no forgiveness if you set the post a little bit too far apart… The panel would not set in the groove properly and the wood lengths would be too short. If you are not relying on the fence for strength then I would expect it to be fine for fencing in a pool area… Depending on how many feet you are trying to do for this, you are only saving yourself the cost of one 2x4 (about four or five dollars) per panel section to do it this way. I.e. If you needed to make 20 sections this would be about $80-$100 saved from if you did my design. Feel free to ask any questions
Thank you for the kind comment… I have invested in audio equipment now so hopefully that issue is a thing of the past..Thanks for the service… More content coming soon
I’m looking to do something very similar of your design. I reckon I’ll be using snake fence wire. It’s 1/8 of an inch squares. I’ll set it in the ground 12 -18 in ground with 8 feet high. On the outside of fence at the bottom, 12 to 18 inch’s of crush - broken shards of glass. I got bears in our area too. Nothing should be able to get into yard. In Japan they burn wood to a good char and the claims are mold - bug proofing and weather proofing. It’s called SHOU SUGI BAN JAPANESE WOOD BURNING.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.. on of my friends did their deck in shou sugi ban and it’s holding up great. Sounds like you have quite the project on your hands.
It’s still working very well… I get comments from the neighborhood all the time and has actually become a pretty popular addition to the neighbors yard as well…
This fence is very inspiring. Looking for something practical and aesthetically pleasing for our home on 1 acre in a rural community. Except with white trim but need the wire to keep the dogs in. Thanks for all your efforts and for sharing your research and design plans with us!
Absolutely! This fence is for you! Let me know if you have any questions. The only thing I ask I that you shoot me an email if you’re progress/completions! Thanks!
Seth Dunn I bought some cheap angle material from the hardware store so I could make a level guide across the post and I used a sawzall, And then I bought the wooden caps from Home Depot
That is a small world!! I used actually used it yesterday! It’s such a beautiful piece! Thanks for the reply! Let me know if you have any questions. I have construction details and cost generator available via Dropbox link in description or email
@@GatorOverland Will do - Just doing a small 12' span between my house and garage so it shouldn't be too bad! I downloaded the drop box file already! super detailed man!
@Andy Nguyen Good deal! Then youre all set. If you use a 2X rot/mud board as I did at the base, then you can probably get away with doing the full 12ft span without separating in the middle or worrying about bowing over time. The mud/rot board works as a strongback brace for the fence. But it's totally up to you. Many have asked if they can do the full 16' with my design, and i would not recommend that distance without supporting in middle, which is why i did 93.5". Good luck with the build. Let me know if you have any questions.
great job!!!!! i been looking for ideas to build a fence, so far love this one, Im going to build my own just like this, i have a big very strong perro de presa dog, its a mastiff too .after seen your video, this is it!!! .. Thank you for sharing your ideas :p love the dado groove too!!!! Im wondering .. the mastiff doesn't jump over the fence?
Thanks for the kind reply. No, in near 2 years he has remained on the house side of the fence without any worry.. I’m sure he’s capable, but the fence is 5’-6” in most places around the yard. He’d make big belly flop if he did try, that’s for sure. I think he likes his side of the fence better anyway.
How about an update at 32 months? My biggest fear in this style is the top 2x4s sagging over time. No criticism from me whatsoever, other than the choice of hat. Great build, great content, and Roll Tide.
That’s hilarious!!! Yes, it will be 3 years next month, looks as good as new and holding up great. No warping, Bowing, or splitting.. my design is nearly impossible to sag, the metal fencing would have to bend too. The bottom 2x6 mud board is the back bone preventing sag and it’s supported vertically between the 4x4s.. the only room for failure is age/weathering at this point.. reach out via one of my contacts and I can send current photo or video and answer any inquiries you may have. Contacts for Facebook and Instagram For better contact, info, photos and video check us out on facebook.com/JKHartel3 instagram.com/p/CF-X_58BjDR/?igshid=1r9yo0niyroip Email: JKHartel3@gmail.com
Is it possible to do the dado cuts with a circular saw? I think this method is what I will be using for my garden. We have a 1.3 acre lot I'd love to create a good size garden in and I think this method would be best to keep away rabbit, deer, moose and bears. Thanks!
I have read that dadoes are capable of being cut with a circular saw, but doing that amount of fencing perimeter I would definitely recommend renting or borrowing a tablesaw so you can use the benefit of a rip fence to keep you’re cuts straight. Once built it will definitely deter the pests from your garden!
Joanna, I’ve seen some of these where people have “sandwiched” the hog wire between two one inch thick boards and put screws through to hold it together. A dado on a long straight 8 foot run with a circular saw wouldn’t be my first thought, but maybe with the right set up, it could work. I just cut grooves in for about 160 feet of this type fence with a table saw. You’d need to be very careful with a circular for safety.
@@scottbrown8418 my first design of this fence was the sandwich method you speak of. It does work, but its very labor intensive and uses alot of material. I actually put together a jig to keep things square. After about the 3rd panel and 60 screws later i simplified the design to the dado groove and didn't look back. Joanna, i would definitely recommend renting/borrowing a table saw with are rip fence to make the process go by quickly and safely. Good luck with you build. let me know if you have any questions.
I definitely agree, the table saw with a dado is the safest, and probably easiest. I appreciate the follow up video, as it helped me see some things like weep holes and potential weld rust to take care of early.
@@GatorOverland I saw that I also see it’s hotter here in pa n cooler there wth I have a question the bottom part of fence that the dado 2x4 is resting on what size lumber is that
2x6.. but you can choose any size to make your fence higher.. 2x8, 2x10, etc... look in the description for my drop box link or email and I’ll send you the construction info
That pressure washer would have taken every bit of that algae and fungus off without all that extra scrubbing. I'm all about simplicity😁my fencing gets like that, sp every couple years I have to spray that thing down good and it looks like it's brand new again.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.. yes I believe you’re right and would have saved it if time and Elbow grease. I did it this way for 2 reasons. I didn’t want to scar or saturate the wood too much before staining. And I wanted to inform other options to those who may not have access to a pressure washer. 🤙🏼
Damm that shit you sprayed all over the grass . Can we get a update video of a Ariel view? I wonder how that grass is doing conpaird to the grass around it
Shoot me an email to JKHARTEL3@gmail.com and I’ll send you photos.. no issues with the grass. The video is nearly 3yrs old and the fence is holding up great. The grass is still very much alive
Thanks for the reply! There are a few instances where surface rust is present at the weld points which isn't uncommon for this type of material. Currently it it not enough to compromise the integrity of the weld. It's nothing a wire brush and some cold galv spray cant fix. Im still very happy with the way its holding up.
DO NOT spray a fire ant bed that is against the fence with a pressure washer... It is a REALLY BAD idea... Personal experience from MANY years ago... I definitely put that on my "things to not do again" list... :(
Honey-Do season here again. I saved $9k on a fence doing almost this exact method. You rock man!
Now that’s what I’m talking about! Thanks for following up! Shoot me an email of your project photos. Jkhartel3@gmail.com
This video and your plans definitely gave me the confidence to build a 450 ft fence. I took my time and I am now in the final phase of just adding some custom fit panels and gates. It took me roughly 2 months but I easily saved $6000. Thank you!!
This is so awesome to hear! Doing it at my own pace with weather intervals took me about 4 weekends to do mine. I’m glad to hear my info helped you. If you wouldn’t mind sending them, Id love to see your progress and completion photos. Shoot an email to hawkijon@aol.com
I was trying to decide what type of fence to put in, when I stumbled on your channel. Let me tell you YOUR FENCE IS THE BOMB!! Man you did your thing. Your fence looks really good. I will be starting mine once I finish my gazeebo. WOW, YOUR FENCE LOOKS REALLY GOOD. 😆
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment… Despite with some folks have said it is standing the test of time… don’t hesitate to reach out via email JKHARTEL3@gmail.com
I have construction information and photos of other projects I’ve done as well as many other viewer builds that could inspire your own construction.
Thank you for this. I'm in design and construction. Knowing that I don't have to build my own spreadsheet is FABULOUS!
Awesome… You can change any variable you want for height or length, but I factored it to be as tall and as long as possible while having as minimal extra leftover… Let me know if you have any questions… JKHARTEL3@gmail.com
Built a similar fence last year based on your videos. Coming up on time to stain so came back to rewatch this video
Awesome! Hope it’s working out well for you… we’re 6years strong and no issues.. just built the same fence for a neighbor for their garden…
I was looking for a fence just like yours for a while. I pinned a bunch of hogwire fence from Pinterest, and then over a year ago found your first fence video on RUclips. I was so happy and immediately sent that one to my husband. He was so inspired. Then we had our second baby. Project put on hold. Didn’t know he contacted you and you sent him a bunch of resources and tips (as you explain in the video). You are such a nice guy!! Thank you. Tonight, I went back to look for your first video to watch again, and found out you have Part 2! I’m sending this one to my husband as well. I’m looking forward to when he gets to build our fence. Yours looks beautiful. Great tips and advice, your review of your own work is very helpfull. Hope you do more videos.
Thanks for the reply! This is great to hear! Congrats in #2! I hope the build goes well! If y’all have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask. If you are open to it, shoot me photos of your progress or completed project so I can add them to my viewers build portfolio. Thanks again!
I've watched hours of videos on fence options and coming across this is the answer for what we need. Really dig your energy too in the videos. New sub!
Awesome thanks.. let me know if you have any questions.. shoot an email to jkhartel3@gmail.com for construction info.
Here is part 2 if you haven’t seen it already
ruclips.net/video/bL89wkzSPDo/видео.htmlsi=Y9v5BYfREBzWKEBk
Did a similar design for deck railing and everyone that comes over lives the look. Now we’re in the market for a fence and I couldn’t help but show my better half your videos. Needless to say a fence is on my to do list now. Thank you for your hard work and the Dropbox link!!
Absolutely!! Thanks for the reply! Shoot me an email or your progress and completion! Cheers
Goodness gracious talk about THOROUGH!
Thank you more than words can convey!
You bet! Shoot an email to jkhartel3@gmail.com and I’ll send over the construction plans to make it even easier..
Built my fence based off of your original video! Thank you for the tutorial and responding to my emails! Good idea with the chemical sprayer. I might actually stain mine now! 🤣🤣
You bet David! Thanks for the reply! Don’t hesitate to shoot me an email of your finished project so i can add to my viewers builds portfolio. If yours is treated wood, Definitely wait a bit until it’s accepting of stain. I show how to check in my stain video. It’s a wonderful transformation with the new color plus adding the additional protection from uv and rot. Going on 3 years and still holding strong.
Hawkijon@aol.com
This fence keeps getting better and better. I never expected to see a second part but I am glad I did. I loved it the first time but now with the finishes on top of each pole 🤗 💕 and the dark stain 🥰 is really beautiful. Your hard work payed off and I hope you can enjoy it for many years. Congratulations and best wishes ❤️ 🇩🇰
Thanks so much… We love it… If you have any questions for your own build feel free to contact me via email… hawkiJON@AOL.com
Great idea on your modular fence building method. I used this method to build panels to close in a metal carport (the kind you can purchase) that we converted to a goat barn. It worked and looks great! Thank you for the videos.
lil txtwister thanks for much for the reply! That is a great idea for the goats!!
You and one other person I’ve seen that actually build it the correct way using dados and I loved it from the moment I found your video! I especially love your Aussie!!! If it’s hard to see I have a pic with me and my mini Aussie “Tula” and I have my standard Aussie “Granger”! They both are diggers, rambunctious and need jobs to keep them active and out of trouble but their intelligence just blows my mind how smart these cuties are! If you ever need to regime you’re Aussie I’d love to have her!!! And btw, I have a regular, vertical slatted, stupid fence that Granger has shook out of alignment, shaken the posts loose so I can tell this fence is sturdy and will do the job! Mine is old, so it’s not all of my dogs’ fault but they are stronger than they appear and if your fence is doing well since building it, it’ll do great for years to come! The only change I’d personally make because my two dig is instead of inserting the posts in the ground, I’d do a thin but strong underground wall of concrete, add post supports while fresh concrete in order to protect the posts from rotting over time and keep my Aussies from digging out of the fence but that’s it
Thanks for the kind reply! Yes our Aussie (Nigel) is a handful.. super intelligent, and alway on patrol.. but sometimes his intelligence becomes clouded by his genetic wiring to herd/protect and can trigger him to be defensive/aggressive.. he’s hasn’t bit anyone, but it’s a fear of ours because we know how he reacts towards other dogs.. he’s loved affection and attention but can’t stand an outsider dog or person.. over time naturally he warms up to them, but could be triggered at any time. Thankfully neither of my dogs are diggers.. I would do a tactic similar to what you’ve suggested it digging we’re an issue. If you’re interested in construction info check the Dropbox link in the RUclips description or shoot an email to Hawkijon@aol.com
Thank you so much for sharing this project. I’ve been able to come in late and see the whole process from start to finish and will be building this exact design for myself on our new property. I cannot express how much I appreciate you for this and I love the humor. I wish I could thumbs up a thousand times!
Thanks so much for the kind comment… That video is for you… Don’t forget to check the description for links and contact and construction information
The fence looks awesome! You have done a fabulous job building, presenting and follow up. . Thank you for your time and sharing with us.
You bet! Thanks for thanking the time to watch and comment.
Just finished my own hogwire panel fence. I used your videos and plans as a reference throughout my project. Just wanted to say thanks for putting this online!
Wow! This is great to hear! Thanks for following up. If you are up to it, please send
Some photos to my email hawkijon@aol.com. I hope it brings you many years of aesthetic appeal and security to your home. If you haven’t seen it yet, I have a part 2 showing my staining and 18month evaluation. Thanks again for the reply!
Gator_Overland absolutely I will take a few pics and send them over. In the mean time, this is a video of what I did. ruclips.net/video/RmMFiO1_6VQ/видео.html
Excellent video, great fence, great, positive, and inspiring personality. I enjoyed watching your video. I can't wait to build one of these.
Thanks Donald! That’s awesome to hear!! I enjoy making them and paying it forward.. fence is holding up great! I have over 100 folks what have reached out after building their one fence based on my video with great feedback and grace.. let me know if you have any questions! Jkhartel3@gmail.com
I love this fence. However I have a slope. How would this work for a slope?
That is a great question… You just offset it slightly to match the slope… If you email me, I have a handful of photos from viewers who have sent me their build after completion… A couple of them show slopes and could give you an idea to work from… JKHARTEL3@gmail.com
Love your enthusiasm and will be building 250+ feet of fence this way! Thanks for the video!
You bet! Check the description for links and contact information in case you have any questions
Thanks for the video I have two young labs, an older lab, and our fire alarm chihuahua we live on 4 acres it’s been exhausting chasing them everyday and was not keen on getting shock collars. We were not sure of what type fencing want to use until we found your videos be great to build next to my garden and room for all of them to play or roll around in the sun. Thank you for all helpful ideas on your project.
Absolutely!! Thanks for the kind comment! I have no doubt this build will suit your pups just fine. If you don’t mind, shoot a few photos of your completed fence so I can add to the viewers builds portfolio. Links to email and Dropbox are in the RUclips description.
Thanks for your help. currently building the fence to keep the deer out of the garden .
Happy to help!! Shoot me some photos ! Jkhartel3@gmail.com
I like the fence. I built one similar to yours. How is yours holding up after 3 years? In the midwest freeze/thaw is a concern with the lower exposed dado cut filling with water or slush and then freezing and weakening the lower 2x4. Adding the weep hole as you have is a good idea or doing an overlay with an exterior silicone caulk also helps (but it does add cost). We painted our panels black that gives them the appearance of almost disappearing from a distance. Just depends on which look you are going for. I like the caps you put on the fence posts and will be adding those to ours. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment . I actually built the fence about six years ago and it’s holding up great despite what other folks have said about cutting dado grooves into the wood… I live in Southeast Texas, and we’re subject to harsh heat and humidity and periodically we have freezing cold snaps, but not often enough to matter..
We had considered painting our panels black at one time, but surprisingly the galvanizing is holding up well . Are you using a mud/rot board along the bottom of your fence? Not only does this protect against ground water splashing, but it adds additional support to the panel frame.
@@GatorOverland I use a 2x6 treated board upright as support for the lower part of the panel section. I think this is what you are referencing as a mud/rot board. It does provide support to the panel section keeping the lower 2x4 from sagging and also keeps the line trimmer from hitting the fence panel. You do have to drill the weep holes in the lower dado at an extreme angle to miss the support board if you don't use a caulk. The weep holes kept getting clogged and had to be re-drilled annually to make sure they were still open. The aesthetics of this type of fence are much, much better than the term "hog wire" or "livestock panel" suggests. I have started to referring to it as just panel fencing. City people don't know the difference and rural people know what you are talking about.
@tholi1052 you’re exactly right!
I’d like to paint my wire panels black. Any tips? What type of paint and any prep necessary? Thank you.
No real tips from my end other than You’ll probably want to paint beforehand. It’s galvanized wire, so it’s pretty rust resistant as is, but may also inhibit proper paint contact as well.. if it’s cosmetic then just know the paint will only last a couple years.
Man, this is brilliant. You did such an incredible job explaining the fence as well as all the tips. Hoping we can work up a dog run next week using your "master class." Now that it's been 4+ years, is there anything you have had to so fix the design - or is there anything you wish you would have done?
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. To keep the answer simple, I wouldn’t change a thing.its holding up well, no issues of warping or bowing or degrading that other have suggested.. atleast not yet.. we love it.. let me know if you have any questions.. shoot me an email for info a viewers builds for inspiration.
Having a hard time finding the wire sections. Love part 1 and 2.
Thanks!
I was just at tractor supply this week and they are in abundance.. you may also find them at a livestock supply store or Lowe’s/Home Depot.
you don’t have to use the 4x4 mesh like I did. You can opt for the 6x8 mesh as well. It will be slightly different dimensions than my construction info, but the same end result.. I’ve use both types.. send an email to JKHARTEL3@gmail.com and I will send over construction information and reference photos of other viewers projects.
Good video
Tip...I would use weather proof calk to fill in the bottom channel after you finished staining.
How do you handle this style if your elevation changes? I have about 200 feet to install, and from the beginning, to the end, the ground drops out about 8 feet or so.
Shoot me an email jkhartel3@gmail.com
Any problems with doing this in Texas heat? During the day it’s normally 100 degrees with 50% humidity.
I live in southeast Texas, 30 miles from the coast… The epitome of Texas heat and humidity… Five years, no issues and no regrets… It’s holding up great and the stain is as well
Planning on building this type of fence this winter. We have a lot of falling trees and limbs. I like the idea of a strong fence and the modular design.
You will definitely be happy with your fence project when it’s complete. Check out the description below or email me and I’ll send you the construction info. Only think I ask, if you open to it, please shoot some project photos so i can add them to my viewer portfolio. Thanks
Wow your presentation got 100% better too 🎉
Glad you think so!
I find you've done a wonderful job I enjoy watching you
Thanks! The fence is holding up great!!
Amazing!!! Have been watching hours & hours of videos on this type of fence style, but your fence will be the one we will build. How is it holding up?
It’s holding up great… Nearly everybody in my neighborhood has this fence now😂😂.. i’m super happy with the way it came together and how it’s holding up.
@@GatorOverland thanks much for the update! Glad to hear it’s still going strong! 💪You are a trend setter!
@@manushak_and_tanya I don’t know about trendsetter, but I definitely made this work to go the distance for a buck
@@GatorOverland if the neighbors are following your design, I’d say that’s trend setting!
Here’s a short I made today just for you.. and everybody else that’s curious how it’s holding up.
ruclips.net/user/shortsbWj1xe483gM?feature=share
We are currently using your plan! Can’t wait to show you the finished project!
Thanks for the reply! I can’t wait to see it either! Enjoy your fence!
Gator another great video! Great info explained.
😉🤝 thanks .. let me know if you have any questions
I love your fence. It really looks great. I am definitely going to be putting one up. 👍🏻
Don’t forget to check the description below for all the construction and contact info.. Feel free to contact me outside of RUclips anytime for questions.
Amazing! I'm building this fence around my garden and a small dog pen and have actually already purchased the pecan as well. Can't wait to finish it! Great, informative and awesome video and fence!
Thanks for the reply Darla! I’m really happy with the way it turned out! Thanks for being patient with the part 2. Just don’t stain too early ! Enjoy your fence and may your garden flourish! Shoot me a photo if your completion time hawkijon@aol.com
@@GatorOverland I will! Have thought about painting the cattle panels black, not sure if that do-able or not....
@@darlashumate7498 its absolutely do-able, just takes a bit or research to find something that will adhere to the metal properly. You could probably go one up and do a rubberized coating like flex seal or roll on herculiner.
@@darlashumate7498 how many feet are you planning to build?
@@GatorOverland I am building a 124 feet long by 60 foot wide (for a garden area with three gates, one on each side) but on one of the 124' long sides I'm doing a horizontal fence (adjacent to a forest area/neighbor that I want privacy). I also am building (well, have built) a dog pen in the corner of it at 24x24. I had also purchased all the lumber to sandwich them together but was planning on 6' foot centers (bought 12' lumber because it was cheaper) so had to go with 6' centers. I have a long ways to go.....
Really enjoyed this from 1st video to 2nd video, very professional build, planning and explanation, Kudos to you my friend. Thank you so much for sharing. I am curious, how is it holding up at this point, how does the pecan stain look?
Hey thanks!! Yes it’s holding up great! Shoot me an email and I can show you current status.
Jkhartel3@gmail.com
awesome work. this will be done at my ranch. good look for a barndominium which i will be cosidering for my new land.
Thanks for the reply! Absolutely! It will look great! Only thing I ask is that you send me build photos!! A Drop box link and email address are in the RUclips description.
@@GatorOverland You bet ya' i will. #texas
Just giving advice from some one thats in the fencing business those top gate hinges the Male hinge, you should have those pointing down instead of up it prevents some one from taking the gates off looks really good
Thanks for the reply. Your exactly right about the hinges. It may sound odd, but I intentionally have them both up so that I can remove the gate. It also acts as a double support of the weight as opposed to the bottom supporting the weight and the top one just maintaining position of the hinge were the other way. If I was worried about them being stolen, I would most definitely have it the other way.
It's awesome. Im in the process of doing my 10x30 deck and swimming pool deck with the hog wire. Thanks for your video
You bet! Thanks for the reply! If you don’t mind, when your finished, shoot some pics to my email for my viewers build portfolio .. hawkijon@aol.com
I love it can I use it at my son's house?
Absolutely! Shoot me an email and I’ll send over all the construction info
Jkhartel3@gmail.com
Thank you for the idea and plans. Building a garden and looking for a solution to keep the dogs and riff raff out of the garden area
I cannot get this to work with a pump sprayer. I purchased 3 sprayers and the liquid is too thick for all of them. Not sure how you did this but I can’t get it to work
I’m sorry you’ve had that issue… I’ve done multiple fences with the sprayer without any issues… are you using ready seal? Not sure if it gets more viscous in colder temperatures, but it was like water for me… I did my sprays in 70 to 90° weather…
Awesome video. Would love your opinion on doing this fence higher? considering this style of fence for a chicken run but want to go somewhere around 7 feet. also would use the smaller mesh size, 2 inch openings, which may offer more internal strength. Just concerned with flexibility at the centre between posts? How flexible is it currently?
i utilized a 6" wide rot board at the bottom of my panel frame to provided added strength and increase the height of the fence 6", and the majority of the way around the yard im at about 5'-6". if you watched my part 1 video you saw me actually trim down the fence panel to about 48" from 60". You could achieve near 7ft by leaving the wire at 60" and using a 12" wide rot board at the base. I built my fence on a budget to achieve the most height and width with as minimal extra cost or waste possible, and that why i trimmed to the height i did. Each panel is (3) 8ft 2x4's which amounts to $12'ish.. the $60, 16ftx5ft wire panel was cut in half and trimmed, so each completed panel frame amounted to about $42'ish... you would just have to change your measurements from mine and buy some 10ft 2x4's to work with the increased height of the panel. All should still work out nicely. If you havent seen in the descreption, i have a link to my drop box for construction info and or my email if you need to contact me personally. Shoot me some photos when your done!
@@GatorOverland thank you for the reply and all makes sense (well as much as feet and inches makes sense to an Australian). Increasing the rot board width would definitely help. still playing around with some numbers to make it as cost effective as possible, but Im sure ill make it work. Thanks again
The excel document is unlocked so you are free to adjust as needed to suit your metric dimensions..
I don’t have a router. Can I just enclose the wire between 2 slats of wood?
Yes you can… This was my initial design but it required twice as much wood and would be a lot more weight… You do not need a router, just a tablesaw with a dado blade stacked for 3/8” groove… I made a post on my Facebook and had a table saw and post hole digger to borrow by that afternoon..
Wow, this looks really nice! I need this for my dog but on a smaller scale.
It’s holding up great… Check the description for information on how to build it for yourself… 207 feet was about eight dollars a foot… Just shy of $1700 for the whole thing.
@@GatorOverland Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely! Feel free to contact me via email or social media should you have any questions
Very nice - your fence came out looking very professional! Thx for posting all the useful sketches and spreadsheet!!
I built someting similar but I did not use the datto. I cut the perimeter wire off and just drilled holes in the frame for the protruding rods. This also created the weep holes you later drilled.
Interesting… How’s it holding up?
@@GatorOverland holding up very well. I don't think you could pull the panel out without pulling the entire fence down.
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Can you provide a link to the panels
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Check out the description in my part one video. It has links to material and construction info. I got the panels at tractor supply
Do you think you could use white vinegar instead of bleach on the mold/mildew removal? Thanks for these very helpful videos.
Sure I think that would be less invasive to the environment as well. I also heard HE clothes detergent works well too
Can you stain the wood before making the fence?
I guess you'd waste some stain that way, but seems like it would be easy to stain the wood while it's flat on the ground.
It depends on what kind of wood you’re using… If you’re using treated wood, unless you wait until the wood is cures (dries) before building the fence, the answer is No (could take 6mos to a year+ depending on climate)… if you stain treated wood before it’s cured (dried out) it will not be accepting I’d the stain and bead off.
If you’re using untreated wood, then you’re good to stain before construction.
@@GatorOverland Thanks! I was thinking of buying pressure treated wood now, letting it dry for 3 months, staining it, then building the fence. Should work....probably. :D
@@nichjt yes, just double check it’s dryness using the examples i show in the video. 🤝🤘🏼
Great video! We are getting set up to start this project in the fall. Thanks for the help!
Check the description for links to my dropbox for construction info and/or my email or any questions you may have… The only thing I ask is that you send photographs of your build progress so I can put in my view were construction portfolio for others to refer to
Where did you get the gate ?
Tractor supply. Check the description for links to my construction information
i get to use my brand new Dewalt jobsite table saw for a fence? You rock dude!
That’s what it’s all about!! Shoot me an email if your finished project and I’ll add it to my viewers build portfolio in my drop box! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
I would LOVE to have this around my hobby farm!!!
Thanks for the reply! You won’t regret it! We love ours. See drop box for links for construction info.
The only thing missing in this one was your lone star beer. Beautiful fence!
Thanks! When I made the first one I had no idea it would become so popular. In hind sight I regret the beer involvement in the first one. I got popped by a few folks comments and changed my tune.. no more alcohol in my videos
@@GatorOverland I saw the beer and totally identified because I like a cold beer when I am doing outdoor projects. I understand where you are coming from though:)
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How would you deal with dog's digging under the fence?
The answer to your question is featured about 18:20 in my part 1 video. Fortunate my dogs have not been diggers. Making a trench of cinder blocks between the post could work too
ruclips.net/video/x0iMHQVzJvQ/видео.html
@@GatorOverland Extending hog wire panel deep into the ground might work for those persist diggers but not so good for lawn mower blades.
I’ve mowed 100’s of times and never once been an issue with the blades.. physically impossible actually. Check my description for email/drop box for construction information and photos. You may better understand what I mean for the dig deterrent. They would be mounted vertically.
Looks like you addressed at least one of the concerns I had. Would still recommend splitting tips and staining into separate vids
I appreciate your downloadable information!
You bet! Feel free to use the email link to contact me or send me photos of your completed project for my viewers builds portfolio
@@GatorOverland One day, I hope...:)
Cut fillers for the lower dado slots and finish with caulk to seal the slot
That’s a very good idea… So far we’re almost 5 years in and it’s working just fine with drain holes in the dado.
Excuse me sir, what tool did you find works best to chop off the tops of the 4x4’s?
I used a sawzall.. if you have a circular saw that goes deep enough you are able to use that as well by cutting around all the sides, and sometimes taking a mallet to knock it off..
Gator_Overland Awesome. I’m about 50% finished with my fence. Thank you for the free plans and information.
You bet! Thanks for the feedback.. if you’re up to it, shoot me some progress or finished construction shots so I can add them to my viewers builds portfolio
Hawkijon@aol.com
Gator_Overland sent some pics
@@ericherzog6735 Awesome..I haven’t seen them come through yet.. hawkijon@aol.com
So far the best Hog Wire Fence build video on RUclips. How can I get a copy of the plans without having bropbox?
Thanks for your reply! I appreciate that! It’s holding up well and has become undoubtedly popular in the neighborhood.. shoot an email to hawkijon@aol.com
Just followed your channel, I am fixing to fence in our adjoining lot for a pool oasis and I have been trying to figure out if I can dado the 4x4sto cut down costs and just dado the top and bottom stringers what do you think?
Yours is awesome 👌 BTW
Thanks for the reply! This question has come up quite a few times over the past year… it is definitely an idea of a way to cut down on cost and will work… but....You have to make damn sure your post are exactly where you want them to be when they are set…Especially if you had cut the wire panel lengths and horizontal topper/bottom wood lengths before you set the post…There would be no forgiveness if you set the post a little bit too far apart… The panel would not set in the groove properly and the wood lengths would be too short. If you are not relying on the fence for strength then I would expect it to be fine for fencing in a pool area… Depending on how many feet you are trying to do for this, you are only saving yourself the cost of one 2x4 (about four or five dollars) per panel section to do it this way. I.e. If you needed to make 20 sections this would be about $80-$100 saved from if you did my design. Feel free to ask any questions
Beautiful fence
I love how us country folk say othern'at. Lol! And Im way over here in VA
Othern’at thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 🤘🏼
Great Job Better Then The Pros n will the stain Just Wonderful u Did that Like A BOSS💪👍👌🌟💥☝
Thanks so much! We’re really happy with the way it turned out !
Audio is for the birds but love your videos. Fun and light approach to DYI videos , subscribed ✅😎
Thank you for the kind comment… I have invested in audio equipment now so hopefully that issue is a thing of the past..Thanks for the service… More content coming soon
I’m looking to do something very similar of your design. I reckon I’ll be using snake fence wire. It’s 1/8 of an inch squares. I’ll set it in the ground 12 -18 in ground with 8 feet high. On the outside of fence at the bottom, 12 to 18 inch’s of crush - broken shards of glass. I got bears in our area too. Nothing should be able to get into yard. In Japan they burn wood to a good char and the claims are mold - bug proofing and weather proofing. It’s called SHOU SUGI BAN JAPANESE WOOD BURNING.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.. on of my friends did their deck in shou sugi ban and it’s holding up great. Sounds like you have quite the project on your hands.
Very well done kudos
It’s still working very well… I get comments from the neighborhood all the time and has actually become a pretty popular addition to the neighbors yard as well…
This fence is very inspiring. Looking for something practical and aesthetically pleasing for our home on 1 acre in a rural community. Except with white trim but need the wire to keep the dogs in. Thanks for all your efforts and for sharing your research and design plans with us!
Absolutely! This fence is for you! Let me know if you have any questions. The only thing I ask I that you shoot me an email if you’re progress/completions! Thanks!
Please name the wood you used
Pressure treated pine. It’s typical of most any outdoor wood material
Love your fence 😍
Thanks for the reply! It’s holding up great!
Where did you find your gates?
Matt Jones John's wife here! Gates and latches were purchased at Tractor Supply
@@colleenhartel6364 Thank you, planning on building a version of your fence this weekend if it stops raining & my last piece was a good looking gate.
Matt Jones You're welcome! Good luck with everything and feel free to reach out if you have any more questions.
Fantastic 👍🏾
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Great vids, How did you cut down the 4x4’s once you had the posts already in the ground?
Thanks for the reply! Yes I did! I just uploaded my staining and 18month review. Check it out
Gator_Overland what did you use to cut them?
Seth Dunn I bought some cheap angle material from the hardware store so I could make a level guide across the post and I used a sawzall, And then I bought the wooden caps from Home Depot
Is that the 4 gauge or 6 gauge wire ?
Check the video description for materials and Dropbox access info.. it’s 6ga 16ftx5ft
Appreciate the reply my friend! Gonna build this for our dog rescue!
It will be perfect for that.. we just made once for ours as well
“Rich chocolatey goodness” 😋
I was looking up hog panel fencing and came across your channel.. small world - I made your wife a cutting board for you haha!
That is a small world!! I used actually used it yesterday! It’s such a beautiful piece! Thanks for the reply! Let me know if you have any questions. I have construction details and cost generator available via Dropbox link in description or email
@@GatorOverland Will do - Just doing a small 12' span between my house and garage so it shouldn't be too bad! I downloaded the drop box file already! super detailed man!
@Andy Nguyen Good deal! Then youre all set. If you use a 2X rot/mud board as I did at the base, then you can probably get away with doing the full 12ft span without separating in the middle or worrying about bowing over time. The mud/rot board works as a strongback brace for the fence. But it's totally up to you. Many have asked if they can do the full 16' with my design, and i would not recommend that distance without supporting in middle, which is why i did 93.5". Good luck with the build. Let me know if you have any questions.
great job!!!!! i been looking for ideas to build a fence, so far love this one, Im going to build my own just like this, i have a big very strong perro de presa dog, its a mastiff too .after seen your video, this is it!!! .. Thank you for sharing your ideas :p love the dado groove too!!!! Im wondering .. the mastiff doesn't jump over the fence?
Thanks for the kind reply. No, in near 2 years he has remained on the house side of the fence without any worry.. I’m sure he’s capable, but the fence is 5’-6” in most places around the yard. He’d make big belly flop if he did try, that’s for sure. I think he likes his side of the fence better anyway.
How about an update at 32 months? My biggest fear in this style is the top 2x4s sagging over time. No criticism from me whatsoever, other than the choice of hat. Great build, great content, and Roll Tide.
That’s hilarious!!! Yes, it will be 3 years next month, looks as good as new and holding up great. No warping, Bowing, or splitting.. my design is nearly impossible to sag, the metal fencing would have to bend too. The bottom 2x6 mud board is the back bone preventing sag and it’s supported vertically between the 4x4s.. the only room for failure is age/weathering at this point.. reach out via one of my contacts and I can send current photo or video and answer any inquiries you may have.
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I am using your plans n drop box.
Awesome… Feel free to send me some photos to add to my viewers portfolio after you complete… Let me know if you have any questions
I will try this have 2 Dog need Fence n This looks Wonderful Thanks n God Bless
Thanks again! It should work great for y’all
This time I will do it manually with the help of Woodglut designs.
That’s a really cool option to use 🤘🏼
@@GatorOverland I think the same. Woodglut plans are really good to me.
97000 good job dude
Thanks bud.. let me know if you have any questions
Can you please sent me pdf file on the material list thanks
Please see the video for links to all that info.. or shoot me an email jkhartel3@gmail.com
30 Seconds Cleaners are the Original and still the best of Outdoor Cleaners....way less elbow grease than just bleach .
Awesome… Thanks for the insight
Is it possible to do the dado cuts with a circular saw? I think this method is what I will be using for my garden. We have a 1.3 acre lot I'd love to create a good size garden in and I think this method would be best to keep away rabbit, deer, moose and bears. Thanks!
I have read that dadoes are capable of being cut with a circular saw, but doing that amount of fencing perimeter I would definitely recommend renting or borrowing a tablesaw so you can use the benefit of a rip fence to keep you’re cuts straight. Once built it will definitely deter the pests from your garden!
Joanna, I’ve seen some of these where people have “sandwiched” the hog wire between two one inch thick boards and put screws through to hold it together. A dado on a long straight 8 foot run with a circular saw wouldn’t be my first thought, but maybe with the right set up, it could work. I just cut grooves in for about 160 feet of this type fence with a table saw. You’d need to be very careful with a circular for safety.
@@scottbrown8418 my first design of this fence was the sandwich method you speak of. It does work, but its very labor intensive and uses alot of material. I actually put together a jig to keep things square. After about the 3rd panel and 60 screws later i simplified the design to the dado groove and didn't look back. Joanna, i would definitely recommend renting/borrowing a table saw with are rip fence to make the process go by quickly and safely. Good luck with you build. let me know if you have any questions.
I definitely agree, the table saw with a dado is the safest, and probably easiest. I appreciate the follow up video, as it helped me see some things like weep holes and potential weld rust to take care of early.
I don't see your email, I would like to see the .pdf files you talked about
Thanks for the reply.. hawkijon@aol.com
Wish it would rain here in pa jeeze
It flooded here last week.. you can have it!
@@GatorOverland I saw that I also see it’s hotter here in pa n cooler there wth I have a question the bottom part of fence that the dado 2x4 is resting on what size lumber is that
2x6.. but you can choose any size to make your fence higher.. 2x8, 2x10, etc... look in the description for my drop box link or email and I’ll send you the construction info
@@GatorOverland ok thx u
$15 for 3 2x4s wow. Crazy how much wood went up now that would be $30!
Start sooner than later 😂
That pressure washer would have taken every bit of that algae and fungus off without all that extra scrubbing. I'm all about simplicity😁my fencing gets like that, sp every couple years I have to spray that thing down good and it looks like it's brand new again.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.. yes I believe you’re right and would have saved it if time and Elbow grease. I did it this way for 2 reasons. I didn’t want to scar or saturate the wood too much before staining. And I wanted to inform other options to those who may not have access to a pressure washer. 🤙🏼
Damm that shit you sprayed all over the grass . Can we get a update video of a Ariel view? I wonder how that grass is doing conpaird to the grass around it
Shoot me an email to JKHARTEL3@gmail.com and I’ll send you photos.. no issues with the grass. The video is nearly 3yrs old and the fence is holding up great. The grass is still very much alive
Maybe silicone to fill the base
That’s definitely a good option to pair with the weep holes..
The rust looks like it is starting at weld points.
Thanks for the reply! There are a few instances where surface rust is present at the weld points which isn't uncommon for this type of material. Currently it it not enough to compromise the integrity of the weld. It's nothing a wire brush and some cold galv spray cant fix. Im still very happy with the way its holding up.
I like it alot!!! 🙄
Thanks for the comment, we’re very happy with it. It’s become pretty popular in the neighborhood too.
Add my name to the list of wanting a email for this build. this is amazing.
Oh my contact info is in the video description… Shoot an email to hawkijon@aol.com
Do you send the plans to let's go Brandon that fencing words At $ 8.00 a sq feet.
Not sure what that means.. but my plans and calculator are per linear foot, not sq ft.
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Thanks for the reply! That’s awesome! Shoot me an email or check my drop box link in the description of you want construction info
lalitabenas@gmail.com
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DO NOT spray a fire ant bed that is against the fence with a pressure washer... It is a REALLY BAD idea... Personal experience from MANY years ago... I definitely put that on my "things to not do again" list... :(