How to install a Fence on an Inside Corner with High Tensile Fixed Knot Fence and T-Clips

fencing.bekaert.com/​​ - Fencing around a corner of your land can get tricky. The Fence Pros Keith and Steven walk through the proper steps to fence around a corner with a fixed knot fence using Gripple T-clips.
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[@nicfrieler1305]

Really enjoy Your videos, never dealt with fences much always like learning new things. You Guy's are great at keeping the videos short but very well explained in detail.

[@BekaertFencing]

We really appreciate that. If we can ever answer a question or have an interest in a particular topic let us know.

[@sheilasantiago3715]

I agree

[@treetop5752]

Go outside brace to corner, repeat. Never been a problem

[@jamesw7072]

I really enjoyed the video and had a quick question. I'm putting woven red brand field wire on t posts, even at the corners with wedge locs and was wondering if it's always necessary to cut the wire at the corners when going on the inside of the post vs the outside or can it be wrapped continuously without cutting it?

[@shaunbliss1396]

Wrong company.

[@Salparadise808]

You can, but you run the risk of what I encountered the other day: If the fence is not aligned properly when stapled to the corner post, the continued fence will not tension correctly, resulting in a condition like a tight top half with looser bottom wires. If everything is square and the post is perfectly plumb, go for it; otherwise, cut and start again when you round the corner.

[@willhorting5317]

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[@georgeweed8145]

Have you really ever fenced unless u fenced WV

[@TheCertifiedNeto]

Where can I find those exact tool bags

[@BekaertFencing]

Carhart makes them.

[@t-bone7782]

What did you call those handy-dandy "wire holder" things?

[@adamant3316]

Gripple T-clips. I want to use them but cant find them anywhere so i guess ill just stick to wrapping the wire around itself