Chain link Bias Cut Pt.2 | Mr. Fence Academy
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2021
- Welcome to PART TWO!
This is how Mr. Fence does our bias cuts on chainlink fence fabric and posts. Have you ever had trouble cutting your bias cut and having to start all over again? This is how Mr. Fence builds our fences.
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Shawn you're the man!. Thanks to you guys in the AFA, my life has changed forever. Love you guys! Love the videos! Keep up the good work..
Great work👍Also if a bias is too steep for a tension bar, consider a truss rod as another option👍
Hey thanks man
Learn the fence trade. Learn to fence and make a living. Make money while you learn the business. Become a productive citizen. Help people like me when the need arises good fence. In exchange u get paid well and I appreciate my new fence. Or go into debt for 4, no 5 years of college, only to find out you need to get another degree or go learn a trade. Pretty simple.
Put a loop in your come a long cable. Put the loop between post and bar and hook to the loop. Then only pull cable between post and bar when done. Much easier
Backwards pressed steel tension band with the nut facing in. Hook the nut. Never fails.
What kind of fence post anchors is used to allow it to slope like that? I can't find that anywhere. Everything is always about a flat surface.
Still confused
Yea it was a lot of random information, and missing information. To much time on back ground music, not enough time on how the biast was actually done.
When you're raking the fence lift the low side with your one hand and rack the high side down with your other hand using some modified crescent fence pliers like an old pro.
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