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Thank you! Great video, but the construction background noise is very distracting.

Is it just me, or do those holes/post look shallow?

You dry set fence posts without mixing. Simply wrong.

Mix the Concrete with water. Don’t dry pour it’s lazy. Also it’s called Plum not level

Will that fence snake with dry pickets butted tight together when they expand in weather?

Rubbish no gaps for timber expansion. All timbers expand . A pro would have strung a line

This guy does not know how to use that nail gun.

Look at that sag

You should be a teacher bro!

So is the general consensus from the comments that he's doing this wrong?

Nice. I was looking for something like this. I am putting up a fence around my garden. It has a lot of slopes and bumps. A 5’ fence will be 5’ no matter if it’s in a slope or on a horizontal ground? I have been imagining the poles in the slopy areas has to be either shorter or taller than the ones at the horizontal area, but I might be wrong. The chain link fence is flexible. It also looks like you cut the fence at the corners. Any reason why you dont go around the corners, especially a corner between horizontal and slope?

What a joke

Move the gate

id be mad if that was my shitty looking fence.. nailed it like a roofer

I can’t unsee this dumb shit

You need a level, not arrogance...

Don’t they have a post level… well I mean I know they do

Yeah nicely done sir - your a step in front of everyone -

try that on a foundation posts 400x400x1.4 high and concrete hole 600x600x1000 deep get me something lol

I need to add fence repair services to my pool service business

First problem its plumb not level

That 45 degree angle makes more sense to me, than when I was in school. 🤣🤣 however I was planning on redoing my double 6’ gate, because it was weak and already sagging. Thanks for the breakdown and knowledge and now I have you to look forward to in my future projects.

What length and type of nails do you use for the pickets?

horrible audio, I couldnt really finish the video

I tamped a 6x6 in with crusher run and it's been there 10 years with no problems holding a heavy 4 ft gate.

Those are the best sound methods until you get a customer that wants to see the concrete at the top of the hole. Some people want it and i dont know why. Im a 3rd generation fence man, my dad did it for over 50 years. We are in Rhode Island and SE Massachusetts.

Muzzling

Hope you keep up for 10 hours 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

2:43. The greatest tip in any fence construction video! No math, no counting. Just line up the tension bar!! I'm thinking you could even slide a marker alongside the tension bar, and then just cut on the line. Do you need to cut a bias when going up and back down a hill? How is that done?

Can post heave happen if your post hole was dug through the middle of shale beds?

I fucking hate UA-cam ads

What size nails are you using ??

What kind of 2x4s do you use

Thank you for your video. Your approach is much faster than mine. My strategy, a few days ago, was to: (Step 1 put a few wood screws into the side of the fence post), (Step 2 fill some five gallon plastic buckets with rocks or sand until the bucket was roughly half way full of rocks and roughly half full of air). (Step 3 Put a second bucket of rocks on top of the half full bucket of rocks -- double stack the buckets of rocks) (Step 4 tie the post, loosely, to the buckets of rocks with ratcheting tie down straps) (Step 5 use a bubble level) (Step 6 adjust tie down straps and tighten the tie-down straps until the bubble level showed that the fence post was plumb or trued-up). That took more than 45 minutes for one post. Your strategy is faster. Hold the post still when the bubble level shows correct positioning and pour in dry concrete. Pack, and tamp down, the dry concrete until there are no air pockets. The post does not move at that point. After that, use municipal water piped through a garden hose to moisten the concrete and/or use rain water to moisten the concrete.

If the metal part of a spirit level (bubble-level) had some small holes (e.g. 1/8 inch diameter) drilled through the metal part, then you could use an electric drill to temporarily attached the spirit level to the side of the fence post. Then you would have both hands free to do things, because the level would not fall down.

Why do the post go out away from the marking?

It looks like there is not a 2x4 on the hinge side of the gate. Is that correct and if so why not? It seems like it would need one. I don’t want to screw up my gate.

If I have a welded double brace at the bottom of gate can I still do this? Or no because of the double brace at the bottom

Shut up and just build the damn thing

I know screws take longer but would you also stagger screws or would a straight line be better?

Just a heads up Shawn that on UA-cam you guys sound like you've swallowed the microphones. Then there is an awesom echo also. Congrats on the website launch!! Perhaps you should consider another UA-cam channel that matches just Mr. Fence and not Mr. Fence Academy.

Does Superior Rail and Fence have a good reputation in the fencing industry?

I still don't understand how the pickets can be plumb if they aren't perfectly cut straight from the factory. IF all uneven from Lowes or Home Depot that would slowly push out of plumb. What's the explanation for this?

no need for gap?

Thanks, bro👍

Hi, what tool are you using to cut the fence?

Similar to Armadillo fencing, I believe it was a Sears product. Hey, if something works, go with it.

It's still moving ding dong. Looks like you are just trying to B.S a bunch of bull sh1ters.

As the hammer falls on the young man's head has he been over to look at your tape measure you talk about safety but yet I see you unsafe a lot during your videos

I truly appreciate the right to point and clean, speedy demonstration.