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Fantastic Job!!!! Please can you tell me what type of wood it is you used? I have seen several videos with this type of wood, it has little holes, notches in it. Using your video and getting ready to install this at my home. Thank you very much!

You can also use a router with a fence attachment to cut the dado. No need for an expensive dado blade.

What size dado blade, 8” or 10” ?

You are one brave soul 🙂 I stay away from those table saws. Thanks for sharing your video.

tip- instead of using that type of drill use a impact drill driver with star bit instead of the cross type screws. You will rarely strip the screw

Imagine how her father feels watching her wife record instead of help.

Super cool ! I am building a similar but very different fence. Your build is very helpful !

I have owned a CRAFTSMAN table saw like that for about 30 years and I also had to take the safeties off of it like you did. That table saw is also not made for a DADO blade and is not safe to use one in it but with that said I also use a DADO blade in mine. To hell with safety!!! We are old school. (The DADO blade is too wide for the nut to fully screw on to the bolt that attached the blade. My nut only goes on about half the width of the nut) Now there are other brands that are safe to use and designed for DADO blades but CRAFTSMAN specifically states in the instructions not to use a DADO blade but who reads those? Now I know women don't read them like men or they read them and simply ignore them? Great video by the way I hope you make more of them.

I did something very similar but i dint use dattos. Instead I cut off the perimeter wire and drilled holes for the wire to go into. 🙂

Great video ms abbie! You should definitely make more videos. Im a small channel too and havent made a video in a while . But you seem to have a knack for it ! Great work on the fence and video! Definitely gave me some good ideas

Great instructional video on how to make the panels. But, need to work on saw safety. Never put your hand over the blade, and don't wear gloves.

Very nice job. Sometimes a quote or two from a company is all the motivation we need to do it ourselves ;) I especially like your gate build. Besides being a talented builder, it’s nice to see someone who obviously looks after their fitness level.

Call it parallel thinking.. my fence is nearly identical to yours. I wish I had found this before starting my project, would have saved me lots of grief. Excellent work!

After watching several fence-building tutorials, I was ready to give up. Then I found your video here. Thank you for stopping your work to provide explanations. You are a great teacher AND fence-builder!

The problem with cutting those groves is that rainwater will gather and rot out the bottom board??

I am very impressed with your organization and execution! Great tips and instruction. I have watched this video several times.

Good Job. Thanks for sharing

Beautiful fence, beautiful pup! 😍😍

On point! nice job!

Hell ya, thanks!

Great looking fence!

Thank you. Very doable

I'd be concerned about rain water sitting in the lower frame dado, which would eventually rust the galvanized metal and rot the treated wood. What do you think about drilling some 1/2-in drain holes into the lower frame dado?

Nic very well explain

Real nice tip at 6:00

? You cut the width 3/8 and depth 1/2 ?

Thanks for the great video! Very helpful and easy to understand. did you use the 2x10 kickers because of the irregularities of your yard, for aesthetics, rigidity? I have a fairly flat yard and wondering if i can just use the panels themselves.

audio is bad, cant hear your voice.

Can the dado be smaller? like barely bigger than the thickness of the wire so it fits more snug? seems like those cute ends of the panel are barely in there

Wood is very expensive

Question…..I want to do this on my deck. What gauge wire do I need to use to meet code ? Also , where is a good source for 4x4” wire fencing ?

Thank you

Drink every time she says dado

Nice

This video is simply amazing…I am attempting to do a much smaller version this weekend. Thank you for the helpful tips :)

Great job... I'm thinking this is how I'll do my own. Do you know what gauge the wire fencing you used is? Thanks

excellent video, looking to do the same at my house.

Great job! You are an inspiration!

I’m glad I decided to check out the video the information is better than I thought were currently working on a play area for our coonhound and we’ll be using the hog wire panel thank you for sharing 😅

She likes saying Dado alot ...but the term is dato

Omg - pulling the wood on the table saw. 😳

good tip on leaving the bottom and top wires longer to help keep the panels in place!

Great video. Well thought out and put together great. It sounds as if your white drill is in hammer drill mode. Just an fyi

Abbie, tell me what you think of our gate- I thought you would love it! ua-cam.com/video/a8AvrqAwkTI/v-deo.html

Thanks, Abbie!! Great job!!!

If that is treated wood for the dado boards you will want to apply some sealer on the newly cut channels and drill several weep holes for each panel so water can drain out. It's better to build three sides of the panels and set them on the fence then insert the panel so you can custom cut the panels. Last you just drop the top frame part on. Cut the support fence posts flush, apply sealer then install the top rail.

Awesome video. You’ve a marvelous technique in talking us through each step. Nice job. You’ve earned my subscription!

Pocket holes will keep you from blowing out your wood and make the connections much stronger. Also, if you put three of the sides together on the frames you should be able to slide the wire right in.

Great video! Thanks for this, I need to build a similar fence for our house.

Excellent looking fence!