Davos Fencing Clip - The End of Fencing Staples?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2020
- An ingenious little clip made by a family business in Victoria solves problems commonly associated with staples. Find out just how special this little clip is.
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Fenced all my life. Never had any significant problems with staples backing out. They're simple enough and I wouldn't wanna carry the driver compared to a hammer. I don't see any real benefit to the clips shown here to justify the extra cost and changes. Why fix something that isn't broken? Just my opinion
I have no clue what you are talking about with the fence staples. The wood rots away before those things come out and I've never heard not to bang them all the way in. I've tried to get them out of 50-70 year old locust posts and they don't come out. I've destroyed screw drivers and the fencing trying to pull those things out. Looks to me like the posts you are dealing with need to be replaced. Now your new clips seem to be quick and easy with a cordless drill, and depending on the costs I'd say superior to insolated connectors with your work around. And like another commenter said if you run a slit down the middle of your insolation tubing you can add it anywhere. Easiest thing is old garden hose, slit lengthwise, 8 inch to foot lengths. This is obviously an advertisement for this company, and it seems to be a decent product, just use valid criticisms of what we have used for 100+ years please, like it can be hard to beat them in.
A hammer never stops in the rain and never runs out of battery .
I use these on my farm, gained another 10 years life out of a split and aged fence. Will never go back to staples. I hope you persevere with this channel, I think you will eventually build up a large sub base. 🍺🍺👍
Well, Davos fencing system is much more expensive than a normal staple.
In the UK the posts snap off at ground level way before the wire and staples fail.
I've used this way of fencing for years....re the hose pipe. The only issue i have with this great video is the improvement of spiral cutting the pipe. I'm not sure how they would do that because in every instance where I have done it on my fencing, somehow the spiral does work around and eventually touch some part of the fence shorting it out.
I've often thought that there could be a better system than the staples. This is far better than I imagined. The packaging is stellar. Real people who know what they are doing
Clips could be hot dipped in a type of nylon to insulate them. Maybe the fixing screw could be fitted with a nylon washer to prevent it chafing through the clip. Well thought out invention.
Very cool product and good video review 👍
Another top review Tim, your are putting together a nice little reference library of Aussie manufacturers having a good go in this industry, keep up the great work.
Well done Tim. Great to see another great local product that can be so beneficial.
Thanks for letting us know about these clips Tim. Davo's is only a short drive from us and we are enjoying the ease of using these clips. Well worth the money and nice people to deal with.
This is one of those brilliant ideas that you wish you'd thought of yourself, well done, I will be using these from now on. Cheers and thanks for another awesome review
Awesome product tim. Congratulations Davos for your ingenuity that helps others to make life easier.
Another great video Tim. Liked and saved this one as well. I will definitely be getting some of these when the time comes to instal my fencing. I contacted the couple who produce these clips and very happy to support their business.
Very brilliant 👏, I'm installing new 12 foot fence posts to my existing posts on my farm in MN. Over 20 years old & an update is needed. Great tips & there is no electricity involved which helps out. Glad that I watched this b4 I started the project. I subscribed!
Brilliant just what I've been dreaming about, these clips may just give me my weekends back😎
Thanks Tim, a "tree changer's saviour" ... been out playing with the old fences around our 5 acres ... Your tips and tricks have saved me a fortune resurrecting my fences for another 20 years 😉😉😉 Many thanks, Bruce.
I hope this product has already secured international patents. Great inventions are always simple. And they're alwys obvious AFTER they've been invented. Good luck to the inventors. I see an awful lot of fence posts here in the southern U.S. that need these devices.