MODERN PRIVACY FENCE - FINAL INSTALLATION DAY!
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- MODERN PRIVACY FENCE - FINAL INSTALLATION DAY!
In this video, we are back on the metal privacy fence job. Cutting down wood picket and welding up the custom gate to finish off this privacy fence installation. I’m Austin Ross of arosswelding and on this channel, I share my experiences as a rig welder and in my mobile welding business. Lately my welding business has consisted of a lot of structural welding jobs and residential metal fences. If you are searching for metal privacy fence ideas, metal post privacy fence, metal privacy fence installation, privacy fence, of building a privacy fence you may enjoy some ideas from this video. If you are doing some hobby welding or hobby welding projects with picket privacy fence may be a fun project to add to your list. Subscribe for more metal fence, mobile welding, residential welding, structural welding and other custom welding and custom welding projects.
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That is one of the best looking fences I have ever seen! Excellent quality. I’m sure it’s a very costly fence, but you only cry once when you buy quality.
Man the fence looks awesome!!! The homeowners are going to have fun painting the steel!!!👍🇺🇸
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I like Tapcon fasteners for fastening to masonry. Also you might pre-paint all your steel before installation. That way all you would have to paint would be touch-up.
If you ever decide on painting the fence poles and brackets. Look into Red Oxide. It is affordable primer so that home owner can paint on top what ever they want but more specifically it is designed as a anti rust coating and it's really worth it. You can include that as a service and the upcharge is tiny if any and you can do it with a small compressor right on sight. Home owners are generally keen on it because it saves them the hassle of adding a base coat. If you have a small shop and you need to transport the load the metal won't scuff easily and it takes arch welding really well. Thank you for all the pointers you gave in this series. Been wondering on designs and ideas for mine. This is looking really sharp. I like the top bar/ brackets and your idea of letting water drip at bottom 'slats'. Definitely stealing that idea. Great stuff & thank you.
Don't worry about gap you actually need more gap. I build same type of fences and when it rains they will expand and break if there is not enough gap. But it looks awesome
This is good to know. I’m new to privacy pickets so I had no idea.
Every wooden deck i ever built from treated lumber the decking lumber shrinks an never fully swelled back up,wen i built the first one i used 16 penny nails to set the gap an they all had at least a quarter of a inch or more a few years later as the treating liquid dries out an water cant penetrate the lumber like pressure treatment does from the hence pressure treatment ,key word pressure to force the chemicals into the lumber to stop rot an insects ,
@@arosswelding great video dude
just like metal, expansion and contraction is real
@@newdogatplay
Exactly 👍
Little tip for ya, leave a small gap between the pickets. Have to factor in expansion and contraction.
Looks great!
The fencing will shrink as it dries its treated lumber all treated lumber shrinks more then it swells after drying an getting wet from rain an such ,,
@@newdogatplayyou’re right about the treated lumber but I believe this is cedar.
I’m in a dual-credit 2 year highschool welding program, and if you are eligible, the government will pay for it entirely.
The cedar boards expand and contract the way the grain is going. There will actually be a small gap between boards next year because fresh cedar like that actually shrinks width wise. Staining the boards will slow the process but not stop it. Tell the customer thats called wind gap. Other customers ask for a wind gap and you have to explain that it will naturally make it's own.
The fence looks great!
You did right by putting the close, they will only shrink from here on out, if the customer wants privacy, you give them privacy. Very nice job!
I'm watching this while drinking a cup of coffee, very entertaining. I'm a rig welder myself and this job here looks alot better than welding an awful fit in the hole
Thank you for sharing! I was thinking about making a similar track but yours looks much cleaner.
Just graduated welding school, this is beautiful work! Thank you for all your knowledge, definitely helped me!!!❤️💪
THIS CAME OUT AMAZING! I was wondering why you were digging I honestly wasn’t following but the aesthetic look amazing from high to low.
Hello from Greenwood, Arkansas. I love your videos Austin. Can't wait to see the next one brother. You are a true professional.
Ha! Hello from Greenwood, Missouri. ✋
Absolutely love your craftsmanship!
Austin does it all
That’s a true definition of a welder
Great job Austin , turned out great. Thanks for sharing with us and continued success to you!! 👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
By the looks of it, Mr. Austin got himself a pistol on his left side. If all else falls, just weld it. Wonderful job on this project. Be safe and gods blessings to you.
Now you just have to take everything apart and paint all of it. At least here in Oregon we have to paint (powder coat even better) or rust will drain out everywhere there is bare metal. I really like your work. Great lines, visually appealing. 👍
Home owners decided to paint it.
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Hey Austin small tip. Before you rip you board down on the table saw take your tape measure and double check to see if you blade to the block is what you want. Sometimes the numbers on the saw are off just a hair. Love the videos keep it up!!
I've built a lot residential fencing and ranch fences , but all that labor involved in welding those custom steel posts and flat metal horizontial slat holders leads me to believe that , that fence was very , very expensive ! Your customers seem to have more dollars than Sense ! I'm glad they were willing to pay you for the material plus your labor !
It’s all in the deal 👌😎
I’ve heard lots of stories of people who have had bad experiences with any kind of contractor, so a lot of times customers will pay more for a good referral just because they know the contractor will show up and do good work. 😉
Very nice job at adapting to your situation and putting out a beautiful, usable, durable product. This day in age its hard to sell custom jobs like that as nobody wants to spend the money. Quality over quanity, very nice job.
When you put the two materials wood and metal together you can make some really nice stuff
Man you do some awesome work Austin. Keep up the videos. There is alot of detail in building fence , hand railing and gates . But like the rest of your projects, you really do some kick ass work.
Austin please make yourself some push sticks for your tablesaw ☺️🙏
You can also make a plated post and anchor the post to the concrete for your latch post. I get where you're coming from on the brick. They can crack now or in the future with alot of use. Good looking fence.
The fence looks great....real craftsmanship. I want to copy your design for my own fence.
Let's get it boy 💪 watched your last can't wait to see how you wrap it up!
It has that very clean Japanese look to it. Nice.
Looks awesome buddy! Wish I had your skillset.
Amazing job. It looks fabulous!
That looks badass well done man
It looks awesome 👍. Lil trick I learned thru the years is measure out your runs. If it ends up with a rip then break the rip down and shave a few(like 6-7 roughly), like an 1/8, or a qwarter , anyway, you get it. But you can put them in every cpl boards, then they would all like factory to the naked eye. But overall, looks good
As always awsome video, only thing I would say is always core drill your latch post in the situation you had, never attach to the house. One reason is you created a place for water to get into the house brick. Second is in some areas you have to have a contractors license and building permit to attach to a house or permanent structure.
Baddest fence I have ever seen constructed with metal and wood. Killer job bro!
Thankya
Austin awesome project look good 👍
As an old woodworker I hope you left some slop to account for expansion. Looks good.
I just got a chance to do a fence of a lifetime. Modern privacy to. Cedar boards wrapped with steel. Square tubing post and two top rails with s scrolls going down the top. Arched gate and decorative clavous running top and bottom
I love it when a plan comes together 👍👌!!
Happy that you liked the idea of trimming several pickets to blend in with the full size pickets.
The fence looks nice and I'm sure the owner is happy.
👍👍👍👍👍😉👌👌👌👌👌😊
Yes. Very good idea! Was that you that suggested it?
@@arosswelding Yes, I just thought I'd pass it on to you. I really appreciate people who take pride in their work and thought that tip would be something you could use.
Yes, it is very much appreciated. Thanks again. 👌😎
C’mon Mr. A-Ross if you’re only gonna load once a week lets get them videos up to 45-60 mins lol!
Austin your vidos are gold did some practice welding today on a small project 👍💪
Really neat looking thanks to your ingenuity best of luck
That was awesome. What quality! Keep on keepin’ on Austin!
That front fence being low has my OCD going crazy. Job looks well done though as usual my man. Thanks for sharing
Yup I was going to say that east end killing me and how much did you charge if you don't mind me being nosey..
@@jimmywarledo4930 I'd be interested in knowing what he charged too. He seems like the type of guy to let ya know and be honest about it
Custom door, custom gate, custom fence, custom everything.....lets customize the whole world, Why not? LOL
I love custom!
@@arosswelding any job built can be a custom build if its the least bit different from a purchased ready built materials
Nice, with time that fence will have a fantastic patina !
I'm Takin Welding Classes. Never to late to learn a trade. now i just gotta find a way to pay for it HAHA
There is a ton of free government money to pay for welding college. I went for free.
@@johnschmidt2964 I tried at the VA and maybe I knocked a the wrong doors.
@@johnschmidt2964 how’d you do it
@@jjdf44 the federal government will pay for it. I’m in Chicago, and the City will pay for it here. It was $3500 for 18 weeks. I learned stick tig and mig. From plate to 6g r, where are you from?
@@jjdf44 hope you’re not a trumper cause you might consider that some crazy socialism. Imagine that the government helps you get educated for free. It’s there find it buddy.
It looks really awesome! Strong and sturdy!!
Thanks for the video,I watch all of them
A good trick to have good neighbors ,build a beautiful fence 😉
Great project and result Austin. I know the homeowners opted to paint it themself but would you mind sharing what you would have charged additional had you been asked to paint it? A rough figure would be helpful to me (Not what you charged on the build, just an idea of your up charge for paint finishing work) Seems welding content makers are always a bit reluctant to share what they charged for a particular project so I get it if you’d prefer not to, but figure since you didn’t charge for paint, it might be a little less sensitive to share an estimate. I think that would be very valuable info to viewers though if they are trying to break into the industry as self employed welders and there doesn’t seem to be a lot of you tubers covering that (aside from hypothetical type quoting formula videos). Thx in advance if you get this
Nice job.. good job on the design and fab work. your work always looks crisp and clean.. i want one
Trial by fire bud. Everybody knows how to do it till the rubber meets the road. Looks great man. Id buy it
That turned out really nice
Looks Awesome!! Patent’Patent??. I was only thinking of setting some 2”galvanized pipe. You just raised the bar Onan 10 year fence to a 50 year fence. New Development communities North west of Houston from Cypress North to Katy. Well worth the money. “Builder Grade” Lol!! I’m about to do mine in Houston 👍👍👍🇺🇸💯
Amigo good job nice fence
Awesome job!!!! That was a great idea
Great work there bud. Looks awesome. I’m doing railroad ties fencing every ten feet and using horse fence on both sides. I’m gon use rip rap rocks in the middle for my front fence. Always like your advices in the end. Great channel.
That fence turned out very nice looking awesome job
Thanks
Dude looks great
Great job looks amazing. Which I had the fabrication skills to do that job
Good job
I live in the Guthrie area just breaking my truck out, you ever need a hand with something holler
pretty sure i’ve seen your rig a few times in stillwater, i’m hoping one day i’ll catch ya somewhere and be able to say what’s up!
This is your best fence yet.
Hey ARoss it shaping up real good
7:43 in the show. Great fit man. My hats off to ya
That is a amazing gate good work young man
Thank you
looks great young man, keep on keeping on.....lets not picket apart too much........
I’ve been building fence for 5 years now and would have never thought of this design. I love the aspect of easy maintenance. How long did this take from start to finish?
About 7 days, by myself
That’s going to be a nightmare to paint. But it looked very nice! Great work!
Yes custom Austin I like custom jobs 💯 and when the jobs are done they look so good 😉
The rectangular tubing on the brick. I would have drilled the outside holes large enough for whole screw and deepwell socket to get inside and then after installation weld up the outside holes. Now the gate can be wider as it doesn't have to clear the screw heads. Also if the front of the tubing gets dented in it will still be tight against the house.
Looks good for that neighborhood
Looks great. Good job
How does it look after a week of rain. I did a fence a while back with some 1x8 cedar planks. Spaced them to 1/4”. Then a few weeks later the boards shrunk and then it was spaced to 1/2” haha forgot about expansion and contraction. Learned something new..
You got it bro awesome work a pro and don’t forget your coffee ☕️
That's slick ol son! I like it
Excellent work
That looks like a quality job sir
I like your channel great attitude keep up the good work
Man the fence looks great! I've been waiting for the finished product!
Like always excellent work.
Good lord! That is one pretty fence. Man o man Austin, you may be new to building fences but hot damn you're good at it! Perfectionist extraordinaire! Ya wanna come to Canada and build a fence for my new house?!?! It'd be a small fortune, but worth every penny lol.
my experience with fencing and gates has been pretty fun. i work in commercial doors and frames. Noramlly I use tongue and groove for the wood. It allows you to make adjustments while closing off the cracks between pieces, along with the expansion and contraction of wood. Also, i like that door latch you made, pretty simple yet effective. I usually make an ASA strike on the strike leg and a stop like a hollow metal door frame. Put a cylindrical lock on the gate with an astragal. comes out super clean yet pretty simple. i have come to find that it's the little things here and there that make your work stick out big time. along with fit and finish obviously. Your fence came out very clean. good work.
All these weld tube channel inspired to get back into welding been focused on getting my steamfitter ticket but just been welding everyday on my time off updated structural tickets
Makes me want to build a fence like that
man you don't have a build list of this fence do you, ive been watching them and jotting them down as we go. Awesome build
Went from being a pipe welder to residential construction. Totally different animal.
Good job Austin
For the bolts i would recommend using a rubber washer for a water tight seal or look up Jimbos Garage and watch how he installs pieces onto brick, normally on the face he will cut a 1" hole and drill through the back side and then he will get a black rubber cap so it looks like its not even there.
You’re on your way to a UA-cam silver button!
Just curious but is there anything more to the "Silver Play Button" other than a piece of plastic to hang on the wall ?
Do you know if the individual planks ever shrank? Maybe some pics/video of it down the road. Been welding for 12 yrs mostly structural steel(Ironworker) but been dabbling in the miscellaneous game for a few yrs now. Would love to pick your brain man. Love your work bud keep on keeping on
Ross, in my opinion, the mid-way / half point bracing, should look symmetrical. Put another way, should appear to be all of the same height. Those two sections (one side of the house, with no gate) the other section that touches that one, (looks like 6" inches or more,) take away from the overall appearance. Great design, Thanks for sharing.
Love the gate dude
Looks great
Welders are like Engineers always worrying about the tolerance. Steel moves but not like wood and the uniformity of the product is often doubtful too. I mostly work with wood but play with steel occasionally. That is when I wish I could weld like you. Never been taught just keep trying to make it prettier. That fence looks great from every side so all should be happy.
Looks awesome
The fence looks really nice. Great Job. Keep up the good work!
Thanks. I sure will.
Weather in Oklahoma looking nice for November
Powerful Guy!
I really like the fence I just have one question, will the steel rust and stain the lumber or are you going to paint it. Looks like the fence will last forever!
@Hank Bridges And how will broken fence pickets be replaced
If you watch the previous videos your questions will be answered.
@@cobes11 unbolt the top rail, pull out the broken picket , insert a new picket and bolt the top rail back on.
Doesn’t really seem like anyone answer my question. In this video the fence seems to be done ... I assume he wouldn’t take it all apart just to paint the steel at this point. I have watched the other videos but didn’t take notes so I was just asking if there is a reason for the method he took.
@@Menlotrevor said in earlier video that the homeowner was going to do the painting of the metal