Love this video .. I recently moved a 6 foot fence and could have paid someone to do it. But I have learned so much from doing it myself and will be able to look at it in years to come and say I did that
That says it all. "Take pride". You done a great job. I remember my dad built a wooden fence outta yellow poplar ruff cut lumber. I'm here to tell you that fence stood the test of time. Your work was very neat and orderly. Are you going to treat it or paint it to preserve the wood. When i was a kid 45 years ago my dad just white washed his every summer.
I had a 500’ fence built. The guys used no strings or levels. It blows my mind that they got it all straight and level to the (eye at least). Pros! Ps. I’m doing all the rest of my own fencing and I have a hillside home. It’s tough! I use a 16’ board to set my bottom boards on to follow the land. Good job!
He did a nice job with your video, good instruction too, but next time you talk about your post when you want them to be straight up and down vertical it's called plumb, level would be if you were putting it across horizontal position. Of course, most people probably don't know the difference. You did a great job though.
Keep trying ...it takes time to learn. I'm still learning myself. But it's nice to see the progress and get the results. Vas a tener una granja de chivas en México? Que parte?
Looks awesome man!! I been stressing a little on how to deal with my slope when I do mine and you killed it. I do have a couple questions. Looks like you used home milled wood which is what I’m doing I’m milling out my own posts and 1x6s with my sawmill, what did you use for treatment on the bottom of posts? Oil and diesel? And also what size board did you use for your spacer board between the planks. I love the way yours looks and want to do it about the same.
Awesome content.!!! I would definitely promote the tools you have and get a sponsorship from your favorite tool brand!! Reach out to them and get some sweet tools. You definitely awesome !!!
So, I missed some details, what kind of boards? Will cedar boards work? How far in did you put the posts? Are you going to stain this to preserve the wood?
For one thing your posts are too far apart and your rails where not stagered.All round fail just a waste of money.And the posts are not level they are plumb.
@@El.Stumpy I think the commenter is saying vertical posts should be "plumb" and your fence boards should be "level". Good video though :) You've earned a subscriber.
not just a mention of an post standing up Vertical being "level to both sides" is referred to as being Plumb not level. great video and its meant to be a small constructive remark.
Probably a reall nice guy but this farm fence as you call it is all wrong. All those board tails your cutting off would probably add up to a whole board.
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I'm doing my own fence and I just didn't know what to do about my slope so I haven't even started. BUT....I will be starting this week thanks to you!!
It looks SUPERB...you should be so proud of that fence !
Thanks for the video and explanation! This is exactly what I was trying to figure out.
Not a problem!! Glad I could help 😁
Love this video .. I recently moved a 6 foot fence and could have paid someone to do it. But I have learned so much from doing it myself and will be able to look at it in years to come and say I did that
Thank you for taking the time to produce the video. Really well done!
Awesome job bro! Starting my fence this weekend and your vid popped up just in time. Kia kaha from New Zealand.
VERY good information. Going to start my fence in two weeks.
That says it all. "Take pride". You done a great job. I remember my dad built a wooden fence outta yellow poplar ruff cut lumber. I'm here to tell you that fence stood the test of time. Your work was very neat and orderly. Are you going to treat it or paint it to preserve the wood. When i was a kid 45 years ago my dad just white washed his every summer.
I had a 500’ fence built. The guys used no strings or levels. It blows my mind that they got it all straight and level to the (eye at least). Pros!
Ps. I’m doing all the rest of my own fencing and I have a hillside home. It’s tough! I use a 16’ board to set my bottom boards on to follow the land. Good job!
You get better satisfaction doing it yourself. Looks great
The difference between straight and leveled..thanks for the video,, 300 yards to do!!great video!!!!
Looks great, but man that’s the fastest hammering action I’ve ever seen!
That’s what she said
He did a nice job with your video, good instruction too, but next time you talk about your post when you want them to be straight up and down vertical it's called plumb, level would be if you were putting it across horizontal position. Of course, most people probably don't know the difference. You did a great job though.
looks great bro. thanks for posting.
Excellent video! Liked and subscribed
Spacer board. Nice.
I love this video. Wish I had you to help me!
Thanks!!Glad you enjoyed it .
Oracle!
Great job brother 👏
Thank you!
Keep up the videos
So now I know what to do! Great video - thanks!!!
Looks great!!! In my experience paying someone might have ended up looking worse than that!
Holy $&*t! The spacer board was a Great idea..
Thanks for tips... needed some info like this..
Anytime,!
I enjoyed your video, good job. I like your positive attitude.
We are all excellent messy human beings.
Great detailed video,good job!
Very cool! I think I'm ready to tackle a fence for my yard 🤔 ✊🏾
your a great teacher
Thanks so much for this video, picked up some great tips!
Great video! Fence turned out great also!
Nice job Brother
Thank you! 👍🏽
Fantastic work. Really looks good.
Good job buddy
Thank you, nice job!
Very nice !
Nice job !
Nice job. 3 board 13inch spacing? Looks real good.
Yes sir! thanks
Nice fence amigo!!! 👍
@@El.Stumpy from Míchigan amigo!!!
@@El.Stumpy sure!!! I have to keep learning,because in a year I move to mexico to begin my proyect
@@El.Stumpy not too big amigo,but I want to produce goat milk
Keep trying ...it takes time to learn. I'm still learning myself. But it's nice to see the progress and get the results.
Vas a tener una granja de chivas en México? Que parte?
I have done very similar with Woodglut designs.
Looks good!
@@El.Stumpy West Virginia. Where are you?
can you explain how you install the pickets after dojng your slope and rails
do you place them on level with the top and a maintain set space below
Looks awesome man!! I been stressing a little on how to deal with my slope when I do mine and you killed it. I do have a couple questions. Looks like you used home milled wood which is what I’m doing I’m milling out my own posts and 1x6s with my sawmill, what did you use for treatment on the bottom of posts? Oil and diesel? And also what size board did you use for your spacer board between the planks. I love the way yours looks and want to do it about the same.
@@El.Stumpy Much appreciated!! Thanks again for a great well organized video.
Hey. Great job. How did you cut the top of the posts? With a chain saw? A skill saw? Something else?
What did you put on the bottom of your post is that paint or what is that and also what's the distance between your Poles
Muy bien
Awesome content.!!! I would definitely promote the tools you have and get a sponsorship from your favorite tool brand!! Reach out to them and get some sweet tools. You definitely awesome !!!
Great content and presentation.
The cross wood is 2x6" or 1x6???
Nicely done. How did you make the final cut the on the posts?
Did you have to cut the boards at an angle to butt them end to end?
Thats a sad wheelbarrow my friend min 1:37
So, I missed some details, what kind of boards? Will cedar boards work? How far in did you put the posts? Are you going to stain this to preserve the wood?
@@El.Stumpy How thick are the boards 1x6?; and would white wood work as well? Thank you 😊
What did you treat/paint the posts with?
What is that black stuff on the posts??
What size boards are those?
why are poles brown from bottom??
What size/length are your posts?
What did you coat the bottom with?
@@El.Stumpy that is what I plan to do as well. If it absorbs good I dont see an issue. Plus it really works well
Where did you get the wood?
@@El.Stumpy 5gal bucket of diesel and oil and let 2 posts sit and soak for 30 min. Let them dry over some cardboard to drip.
@@El.Stumpy i have seen a sprayer used. Mix it in the tank and go. Just be mindful of the wind
@@El.Stumpy yah sprayer works really good with 50/50 mix
Why do folks break boards on same post as fence has no strength when doing this. Just saying
For one thing your posts are too far apart and your rails where not stagered.All round fail just a waste of money.And the posts are not level they are plumb.
Thank you for the feedback! Things to consider in the family farm 2.0!
Plumb.
COULD U PLZ SEND ME THE EMAIL?
Plumb
@@El.Stumpy I think the commenter is saying vertical posts should be "plumb" and your fence boards should be "level". Good video though :) You've earned a subscriber.
not just a mention of an post standing up Vertical being "level to both sides" is referred to as being Plumb not level. great video and its meant to be a small constructive remark.
now you can hit back at all my grammatical and spelling errors....LOL
Not a whole lot willing to learn
This is so wrong!
Explain the ‘right’ way then, expert. What are you even doing on this “how-to” video if you already know?😂😂😂
Completely wrong way. Much easier way
Show us how to do right way !
Probably a reall nice guy but this farm fence as you call it is all wrong. All those board tails your cutting off would probably add up to a whole board.
Yo El your link doesn't work. Is the site down or what? Anyway send us your email please.