How do I get my hands on a list of all the materials I need other than the wire? Such as how many posts and how much lumber to buy and an estimated cost for all of it?
No, we didn't use concrete but you can. If you choose to use concrete, don't fill it all the way to the top of the hole or water will get in and rot it out
@@SKANK_HUNT49 Mr. T. is probably long gone, but where Red Brand is located (Illinois and close to the Missouri border), concreting in wood posts in is a sure way to get more rot as that concrete (wet or dry poured) is a sponge for water. I would have added more treatment to the posts though....particularly at ground level...which is where they always rot out due to soil microbes.
How do you make the posts level? You mean Plumb? Haha🤣 Great video thank you for your time and effort, helped me a lot. I have a long day of head of me tomorrow!
How do I get my hands on a list of all the materials I need other than the wire? Such as how many posts and how much lumber to buy and an estimated cost for all of it?
Can I get a list of everything I need to make this fence ?
Math. My worst enemy!
i have four dog al houds 2 puppies and 2 full grown on the flull grown dogs can jump 8 feet what should i use for fenceing
brady stevens put them in agility competition.
Why not layout the measurements using the 3-4-5 method? A lot simpler.
very good job sir
Excuse me, how do you charge for installing these kenel fences?
by feet or by work?
I would have fenced in the whole yard.
If I'm building the 5 foot fence how deep should my post be?
3 feet
did you pour any concrete into the holes?
whats the spacing between your posts?
8 feet
I did it with the Woodglut plans.
I would have fenced in the whole yard.
HOW HIGH ABOVE THE GROUND DID YOU PLACE THE 4X4 POST.
This is a great instructional video- thanks!
cool like a pool!
No, we didn't use concrete but you can. If you choose to use concrete, don't fill it all the way to the top of the hole or water will get in and rot it out
Red Brand look up how to key a post it's fucking awesome no way it will ever move
@@SKANK_HUNT49 Mr. T. is probably long gone, but where Red Brand is located (Illinois and close to the Missouri border), concreting in wood posts in is a sure way to get more rot as that concrete (wet or dry poured) is a sponge for water.
I would have added more treatment to the posts though....particularly at ground level...which is where they always rot out due to soil microbes.
@@silverbackag9790 whatever that means. Has absolutely nothing to do with keying a post
@@SKANK_HUNT49 your comment had shit to do with the thread then...which was about concrete in post holes.
is their anyway that you can prevent a dog from digging under the fence? thank you :)
How do you make the posts level? You mean Plumb? Haha🤣 Great video thank you for your time and effort, helped me a lot. I have a long day of head of me tomorrow!
NEVER MIND GOT IT ON THE VIDEO. THANKS.