Thanks Dan. I really appreciated this video. Thank you for all your contributions to helping others to learn. You are one cool instructor for us fence guys.
top rail dresser looks like a piece of 5/8ths rebar for the handle and 1" angle iron and whatever was used for the hooks. I've never seen one used and it does a great job of easily and evenly lifting the chain link into place! Awesome tool!
Those Ties are actually called Military Ties. They are and have been the standard for military/High security/Prison fencing. I love them some guys don't like they'd rather hand tie set in their old ways lol. I see you use Hog rings originally made for lobster traps. We use galvanized rebar ties instead much faster and gets consistently tight unlike the hog rings. As always great video nice work.
Are concrete screws always suppose to be installed with a drill that has "hammer" capability? Is the hammer option in this case a nice convenience or very necessary?
I would have to say yes. If you use a drill it will just torque out and stop running the anchor in--whereas an impact is nice because it helps hammer the anchor in. 👍🏻
In place of a bear claw you could use a glazed donut and still get the same taste😆😆 I had to... Ok down to business---you could use a tie down (aka a ratchet strap), just run the tension bar a little further back to give room for the ratchet to work. or if in a tight spot tie the ratchet strap or come along off to a pull point beyond the post. (So for example, if you're doing a gate opening, you could use the next post, or a tree, or your truck.)
I'm afraid that's impossible to say since prices vary so extremely from region to region and company to company. You'd have to call around and get some prices from your local area.
maybe a little late now, but why not just make each hole one size bigger in the metal to overcome the problem of the holes not lining up; because that would have definitely worked on that one. A half inch uni-bit would work great on that! It would allow you to trim material off of one side of the screw hole.
I really appreciate this video. Saw a lot of DIY guys creating “how to” videos. It’s nice to see a professional demonstrate the right way to do it.
That's super encouraging to hear. Thank you!
Thanks Dan. I really appreciated this video. Thank you for all your contributions to helping others to learn. You are one cool instructor for us fence guys.
I appreciate that! Thanks!
Doing this about 23 years and it's 1st time seeing these ties.
I came to learn how to install a fence gate and I was entertain at the same time, thank you sir nice job.
Thank you!
top rail dresser looks like a piece of 5/8ths rebar for the handle and 1" angle iron and whatever was used for the hooks. I've never seen one used and it does a great job of easily and evenly lifting the chain link into place! Awesome tool!
We love 'em! 👍🏻
I just watched your last video your pretty professional with fences lol thanks for the knowledge appreciate ya
Thank you! 👍🏻
Those Ties are actually called Military Ties. They are and have been the standard for military/High security/Prison fencing. I love them some guys don't like they'd rather hand tie set in their old ways lol. I see you use Hog rings originally made for lobster traps. We use galvanized rebar ties instead much faster and gets consistently tight unlike the hog rings. As always great video nice work.
You must have the rebar-tying skills! I'm not a fan of those myself.
I think the song you're thinking of is Tech 9 -bout ta' bubble.
Are concrete screws always suppose to be installed with a drill that has "hammer" capability? Is the hammer option in this case a nice convenience or very necessary?
I would have to say yes. If you use a drill it will just torque out and stop running the anchor in--whereas an impact is nice because it helps hammer the anchor in. 👍🏻
Now I need to watch all your videos. You got me hook Dan. 🎣 😂
Bwahahaha! 😆
that's what you call them, a bear hold; that's a sweet tool for that!
I'm enjoying this video.
Yay!
I like the composite shims!
Where you get those snips??
bit.ly/nippitz
What can a homeowner use in place of a Bearclaw
Thanks
In place of a bear claw you could use a glazed donut and still get the same taste😆😆 I had to... Ok down to business---you could use a tie down (aka a ratchet strap), just run the tension bar a little further back to give room for the ratchet to work. or if in a tight spot tie the ratchet strap or come along off to a pull point beyond the post. (So for example, if you're doing a gate opening, you could use the next post, or a tree, or your truck.)
Le falta cruzetas de refuerzo y van soldadas con soleras
I don’t even do this stuff but was cool to watch ! 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
Love that! Thanks!
This helped thank you
You're welcome!
You know if you cut just the loops off top and bottom, you can simply unwind the1 link
You will never be able to unweave it with tension on the wire like that
How much is it to have this done?
I'm afraid that's impossible to say since prices vary so extremely from region to region and company to company. You'd have to call around and get some prices from your local area.
Nice working pants you are wearing bro!
Always!
Hello, how can I contact
I’m looking for fence training
sales@swifence.com
How do you make a 24 foot sliding gate?
We don't have a video on welding one, but here's how to hang it: th-cam.com/video/tpURLLEHs4c/w-d-xo.html
maybe a little late now, but why not just make each hole one size bigger in the metal to overcome the problem of the holes not lining up; because that would have definitely worked on that one. A half inch uni-bit would work great on that! It would allow you to trim material off of one side of the screw hole.
HAHA WEEWEESE DA SEQUET WEAPON. I am pretty sure someone watched An American Tale as a child!!!
🤣🤣
Nama sok kuncinya apa
Great video .. I came here from ha man video
Awesome! Thank you!
@@SWiFencesub .. thank u for sharing the skills .. work smarter not harder
That's really cool. I learned enough to know I'm going to hire a pro and not attempt this myself.
A legitimate option! But I bet you'd do fine. 👍🏻
I think you made up that word: "embedment" lol
I do make up words... 😏
You sound Drunk...lol
Drunk on life! 😆 Seriously though, sometimes the tang gets tongueled.
V.I.C. Wobble... (the song).... just watch video.
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Good job Boss 🫡🫡🫡
Hey thanks!