It will definitely help prevent the kids from rolling their bike up the ledge. Well done. I'm looking to install a 150' fence along the ditch in front of my cabin. I really like the old west rustic look of the 2 hole split rail.
When my son was small we lived next to a drop off. Having a soldi fence sure makes it easier to let the little ones play without worrying too much. Great project!
As a mom myself that would help a bit with my boys riding their bikes with such a drop off at a young age. But when they got older they dared each other all the time then the real challenge will begin again.But it does look great and what a view y'all have.Great job !👍🏻
Interesting that you only used gravel to hold it place. I like that idea. I want to build one around my vegetable garden. Coupled with some wire to keep critters out. 150 feet needed. Thanks for sharing. Very nice house and land you have there.
Im building my own for my garden out of white oak and pine on our property with 1.5" pallet pickets. Making it youself you can have a split-rail fence instead of a sawn-rail fence. How would you have made yours differently?
Enjoy your DIY project video on Installing a split rail fence. However if you can make the videos little longer with more information it is a lot of help to us DIY. For the information from your DIY videos we can take to the bank! .
Great job, fence looks perfect. I had a friend growing up, his name was Joe. His nickname was "No Toe Joe", he earned that from riding his bike with no shoes and got his big toe caught between the chain and sprocket, bad enough to lose it. Not judging, just an observation and what could happen, that's all.
Yet another wonderful video. The fence looks great. May we ask what you did to secure the posts. We saw the gravel but was concrete used of just packed dirt?
Did you cement the posts into the ground? Or did you just use gravel and dirt? I'm building a log home now and we are thinking about doing a split rail fence between us and the neighbor. Thx.
It is not necessary to pour concrete on every post on a split rail because there is very little area for wind resistance. It is recommended to pour concrete on posts of gates if you have any and on some of the line posts but it is generally not needed.
The fence looks great! I thought you guys already had grass planted in that area last fall... What happened? Thanks for sharing another great video. ATB : )
So I just installed a split rail fence for the first time I'm 57 years old and my stepfather is 75 years old anyway that's beside the point I just wanted to tell you that I think you're you're cutting blade what do you call that the drill was about 20 in too long that just killed you guys our blade was about 36 in Long and it was still hard work lifting it but yours was way too tall anyway thanks for all the points in tips hope everything is going good cute little boy you have there
Good video, but you had another guy helping you and no roots to deal with. Nor slope. Nor particularly stubborn soil from what I saw. Not to mention the two-man auger, which is a beast. SURE, it's easy to do in two hours if you have those resources. For those who DIY on their own, it took me a weekend to do the same 70ft. FWIW.
Very nice. Safety is important but looking good is also a winner.
It will definitely help prevent the kids from rolling their bike up the ledge. Well done. I'm looking to install a 150' fence along the ditch in front of my cabin. I really like the old west rustic look of the 2 hole split rail.
Thanks for the visit, glad you like it!
GOOD JOB! Thank you for the tips
Thanks for the visit!
First time looking at your video on building your fence and great job that’s what I have to do in Northeast Pennsylvania thank you
Split rail is a great look in your front yard. Your persistence definitely paid off.
Nice work! That looks like a great spot for a zip line. 👍😀
Haha!
Great job and child safety comes first as always smile. Am looking forward to see your future videos
When my son was small we lived next to a drop off. Having a soldi fence sure makes it easier to let the little ones play without worrying too much. Great project!
AWESOME idea and outcome!
thnaks for these beautiful pictures from Alaska, great job !! sylvie (France)
Great idea for protecting your children, thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family
That doggie has the LIFE! and view of the open tundra... Wow, never thought I’d be jealous of a dogs life ;-)
Hey, you two clowns phishing to hack our accounts, get off my thread dickheads!!!
Please do a home tour!!!!! I'm just dying to see yalls beautiful home all put together now!
Nice job guys. It really looks like you can expand off of it if you needed to. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
As a mom myself that would help a bit with my boys riding their bikes with such a drop off at a young age. But when they got older they dared each other all the time then the real challenge will begin again.But it does look great and what a view y'all have.Great job !👍🏻
Lol that is actually starting to happen now I can’t take it
KOOL FENCE CHOICE ......
KEEPS THE MUNCHKINZ SAFE,
AND DOESN'T BLOCK ANY OF
YOUR VIEWING SCENERY. That's a Win !
( KNUCKLE👊🏽BUMP ) Ana/Jacob White
Nice looking fence..
Love your work
awesome job looks great.
Looks good guys!
Nice fence Ana & Jacob Thank you for sharing it with us.👌👍😎JP
What a fun and impressive channel! Appreciate your talent!
Thanks for visiting!
Looks great 👍🏻
Very nice looking!
Awesome work guys! Looks great and functional
Looks like a Forest fire in the background ?! Love the fence!
Wow to easy 😁thanks for all the info
It looks beautiful.
Interesting that you only used gravel to hold it place. I like that idea. I want to build one around my vegetable garden. Coupled with some wire to keep critters out. 150 feet needed. Thanks for sharing. Very nice house and land you have there.
Wonderful, it is a pretty slick system!
Im building my own for my garden out of white oak and pine on our property with 1.5" pallet pickets. Making it youself you can have a split-rail fence instead of a sawn-rail fence.
How would you have made yours differently?
So sweet ! Awesome . Thanks
Looks nice! Hope the fire didn't get close !
Nice fence.
Thanks nice guick informative video with some heart.
Enjoy your DIY project video on Installing a split rail fence. However if you can make the videos little longer with more information it is a lot of help to us DIY. For the information from your DIY videos we can take to the bank!
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🌸💕Love the look. Great job and I always enjoy your video’s. 👍🏼 Sending you hugs, prayers and kindness. 💕👍🏼🙏🏼💕
Thank you! You made our day!
Love it when the wife says we. 😂
Great job, fence looks perfect. I had a friend growing up, his name was Joe. His nickname was "No Toe Joe", he earned that from riding his bike with no shoes and got his big toe caught between the chain and sprocket, bad enough to lose it. Not judging, just an observation and what could happen, that's all.
I know a Joe who fell from a tree and broke his toe .
Looks great! Will you add wire or mesh at the bottom to keep balls and other toys from making the trip over the edge?
You are a MIND READER!!! Yes I was thinking something at the bottom to keep the volleyball and softball coralled
@@AnaWhiteDIY all I could think as the camera panned over the edge was that I'd hate to be the one chasing that stuff haha
I like the video
Yet another wonderful video. The fence looks great. May we ask what you did to secure the posts. We saw the gravel but was concrete used of just packed dirt?
Looks great! What happened to the grass?
Did you just use gravel for the entire post hole? If so what type?
Did you film this the same day you posted it? The rainbow was freakin georgouse! Saw it in meadow lakes.
Love your fence , how did you set the posts in the ground? Are they concreted in
Did you cement the posts into the ground? Or did you just use gravel and dirt? I'm building a log home now and we are thinking about doing a split rail fence between us and the neighbor. Thx.
Gravel, the video shows the whole process and added tips to DIY!
Do the railings come out or would the posts need to be removed?
Did you cement the posts in?
Hello, was this from a kit? Did the post come pre drilled with the holes, along with the notches for the fence rails?
Yes the pieces are all available off the shelf
The posts are either ends, lines or corners
The rails come in a couple of length options too
How far apart is each post?
Did you buy the posts and rails or did you make them?
You buy them.
So you dont need to pour concrete to set each post? I was told you should
It is not necessary to pour concrete on every post on a split rail because there is very little area for wind resistance. It is recommended to pour concrete on posts of gates if you have any and on some of the line posts but it is generally not needed.
The fence looks great! I thought you guys already had grass planted in that area last fall... What happened? Thanks for sharing another great video. ATB : )
Margery K um grass does not grow in winter, in Alaska!
Nothing worse than auger getting stuck in the ground! Either stuck between rock and petrified dirt, or in roots.
So I just installed a split rail fence for the first time I'm 57 years old and my stepfather is 75 years old anyway that's beside the point I just wanted to tell you that I think you're you're cutting blade what do you call that the drill was about 20 in too long that just killed you guys our blade was about 36 in Long and it was still hard work lifting it but yours was way too tall anyway thanks for all the points in tips hope everything is going good cute little boy you have there
Is that a 3 foot or 4 foot fence?
Good video, but you had another guy helping you and no roots to deal with. Nor slope. Nor particularly stubborn soil from what I saw. Not to mention the two-man auger, which is a beast. SURE, it's easy to do in two hours if you have those resources. For those who DIY on their own, it took me a weekend to do the same 70ft. FWIW.
Forest fire in the background there?
Noticed that also !
🤘💪🙂👍👌
Where can you buy this type of fence ?
I saw it at Lowe’s but we bought ours from a small specialty home improvement store
Do you all ever see bears neat your property?
You live in a rural area
Easy when there are no rocks in the ground
That definitely makes it more challenging! Thanks for the visit.
I love how she says "we" when she does fuck all to help lol
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She says "we" but all she does is talk. Lol
Thanks for the visit!:)