Exactly! I was thinking to myself "Ooo, replacing my back fence and driveway gate could be a fun and simple process for me my frat brother." But when I saw cement and a power auger, I was like shiddddd! Let me get the yellow pages.
Just finished my fence this video helped a lot. Thank you! Although there was a lot more digging and dirt leveling in my project lol. That backyard was pristine. Not to mention I had roots and rocks and random old concrete blocks someone had buried in there.
I was going to pay a contractor a ton of money to build a chain link fence. My property is quite big. 2400 square meters. That would cost me a lot for the fence. Now I will build it myself. Thanks for this superb video. 👏
this video was excellent. I was wondering how the end cup and rail were installed. I was about to try something way more complicated, but watching this video showed how to do it so easily. Saved me lots of time and re-work.
Ive never installed chain link but for wood and vinyl you usually do corner post first, run a string along the top then set the post in between the run to the height of the string.
when pulling the fence tight, save time and effert by keeping the puller short and removing the excess fence just one time. (7.54) The slight loss of tension after attachment is not important.
Measuring each post will give it a roller coaster look in the top rail. For 1 and 3/8 top rail with 4 foot fence measure from the ground up 46 1/2 inches on each end posts and gate post and run a string
I used to work for a fence company and we installed these fences daily. But we would install 6 or even 7 foot high fences on commercial and industrial properties like refineries. It's a lot more to it because we would also have to run Barbed wire or even razor wire on top of the fence. This tiny fence is nothing compared to what we had to do. I really hated that job and quit after a few months.
Used to work for the state and we did a HBrace wildlife fence on the side of a road to keep animals from getting hit by vehicles ... I wouldn't say fencing is the hardest thing to do but it has it moments
Great video started measuring but found out the gate is a different width, so I would have added that in the video for the terminal post. I’m actually starting with the gate first. Also you should add how you actually straighten out the tension wire, I had to search a different and found how you guys did that.
There are a couple mistakes one the bottom wire needs to be stretched and the nuts to the inside. Also no need for dry cement on the bottom of the hole. 30 years experience.
Using a T shaped pipe with a hole drilled the bottom worked great. Run the wire through and spin it until bottom tension wire was tight. Sung bolts down then release, cut off excess wire after
As someone who works in a fencing company we normally mix the concrete in a wheel barrow and dig all line posts,corner and gate posts with diggers and I forgot to mention 4 concrete bags in one wheel barrow to mix under a min which at first was hard but I learn that the human body can adapt to constant repetition of a physical activity resulting in a better shape then most who work inside and I do not mind it I’m not tryna brag or anything in just tryna point out differences I thought was odd but interesting
I was thinking they should demonstrate how much fun digging holes into Missouri red clay in August is without a machine, just to make it that more realistic. For anyone considering doing this project, it's going to be at best five times more difficult than this video suggests.
@@Dirtyboxer1 Amen brother. I'm doing that right now (September) in S.E. MO and can't rember our last rain. May have to use cratoring charges for mine.
I have yet to do a job where the everything is so simple. The ground is perfectly flat ,not even a pebble in the holes u dug, no bushes, trees ,no hills ,no posts on the side of a drop off, all the room in the world to roll your fence out. There's more too but I got to go dream of getting at least 1 job that looks like this once in my career.
I just installed a chain link fence in front of my house. My neighbors have complained about the way it looks, but I don’t care, it keeps my pit bulls in! My neighbors should be happy my dogs don’t attack them anymore!
Yeah, and if it was a normal auger that's not used much, it would probably be next to impossible to start and maybe even end up side-lining the whole project for a few days while they run trying to get niggly little carburetor parts and spend hours watching small engine repair videos.
Lots of things are done the hard way. You don't need to square the fence using the 456 method. you can pull a line off the house and use the eye method. This is better than having a perfect square that does not match or line up with the house. Set you corner poles and pull a string. This is the string you will use the set the rest of the poles. You only need a hole about 8-12 inches deep. You can use hand hole diggers and get the correct diameter hole. Place the pole (terminal or line) in the hole and use a 9in level (or corner level in you prefer) to level the pole to the string. Then you take a pole driver and drive the pole down until the top of the pole is 45in out of the ground (for 4ft fence, this gives you the correct height once you install the top rail and loop cap). This also puts the bottom of the fence just above the ground and you don't have a 6in gap on the bottom(it defeats the purpose of a fence) Place DRY cement in hole to ground level and cover with dirt. You can install the rest of the fence immediately and don't have to wait for cement to set up. Some other small things are: you need to tighten the tension wire with a puller or other method, you can roll the fabric out standing up(its difficult to stand up 200ft of fence up), you only need about 5 ties and pig rings(on the bottom) for each section. I'm sure there are other things but this should get you started. And yes, i install fence professionally and have never had one fall down/blow away or have a complaint on the way it was installed.
Measure down from the top of the pole the height of the fence and the rest goes in the ground? Sounds logical but it's my first fence and I don't want to do it twice lol
Its been many years since I was a fence installer... thank you for the refresher course 😆 Im currently sitting and calculating what I need for the yard i want
Informative for sure .. would be very helpful for the DIYers ... but what it does not specify is what tricks-n-tips to adopt if we have an uneven landscape with a slope. Should we consider special arrangements ?? If so what are they !!!
Right? "hey, I heard you were making a video on installing a fence. It just so happens that I, your neighbor, needs someone to install this fence that I just bought!". lol
30 years ago i put a chain link fence. i dug the holes with a post hole digger, i mixed the concrete by hand with out gloves (big mistake wear gloves it will dry out your skin) before i put up the fabric you dug a trench on the fence line and back filled later , friend came over saw the fence line and asked how did you get that so level never seen one like that, i said i guess i got lucky :) i told him later extra work pays off and told him how i did it
I already have an existing chain link fence so all I need to do is take the old one out and place the new one in. But the cost and tools will be costly. I would rather do it myself though because I have never installed a chain link fence before.
A family member recently bought a new house and asked the contractors to build a 6-foot high privacy fence around the back yard. They specifically told the contractor they wanted a 6-foot high fence, but that it must be level across the top of the fence. The backyard sloped or varied in height by about 1-2 feet in certain areas. When the contract was done, the home owners complained that the top of the fence was only 4-feet high in some areas and they were concerned their dog would jump the fence. They demanded the contractor tear down the fence and rebuild it. He refused saying he built it as per their specs. If they wanted it 6-feet high across every section of the fence, they’d have to pay to have up to 2-feet of dirt removed at a high price as he’d have to use a Bobcat, dump truck, and labor costs. They blew a fuse! Moral of this story. Make sure you both understand what the end result will be or look like.
@@briantorres1612 Most cities won't let you put in a fence over 6ft high (at any point from the ground), so it'd be clear to the builder that the lowest part should be 6ft from the ground, and hills would be less. It's the owners that didn't realize what they were asking. But if the builder wanted to be nice, he would've explained it to them.
Since they said it must be level across the top he followed their demands. It's not up to him to say their specs are wrong. He can't tell them what's important to them. He was right, they were wrong. Pay for your mistakes, don't get mad at others for following your directions. Be adult enough to admit you blew it. Anger is the easy way out.
Late reply but. Both have advantages and disadvantages depending on soil. Having a crew dig holes auger or not could cost 30 - 100 a hole with utility lines. Best call to have utility's marked before making any decision.
I like the tips, just about how we install it except no mention of how to establish the width of gates. You know, the width of the gate plus 2" on both sides for hinge and latch clearance.
FNCO Fencing Company so for a four foot gate add 6 1/2”? The fence posts are 46” above ground. What are the terminal posts above ground, they seem higher? Thanks
When you get a quote for $5600, $7000 & 9000 (I sh*t you not)... You start to feel superhuman. Plus, I get to buy a power auger with the money we'll save. F*cking SWEET!
I've always wondered if (assuming you could afford it) you could bury the bottom of the entire length of the fence in concrete - basically dig a trench underneath the fence maybe a foot and fill it up with concrete up to a few inches above the bottom of the post. It would probably be expensive but seems it would a great way to keep any animals from digging under it. Or would something like that violate any building codes.
I’ve built a small backyard fence for family that was to keep small dogs in, we dug a 6 inch trench in the line the fence was to go, then placed post and wired up the fencing. Once we had the fence up poured ready quik crete thru the trench and as far as I know nothing ever managed to dig under and that fence is still standing straight as can be. Not a bad idea and wasn’t extremely expensive at the time I did that one however if you were to pour a 16-30 inch trench worth of concrete various length it could become fairly costly
Thanks for the video. I have a question. how to measure the space necessary for the installation of potos to install a door? Thank you for your answers.
Waned to 3d model a chain link fence & I landed here & watched it completely. Now I know the terms & ready to build a real one as soon as I can afford all these & a land :D But still liked it cos informative.
Depends on where you live. Locally we can get strong winds and occasional tornados. Chain link let’s the air through, but you still have to design with the debris in mind. So schedule 40 posts set 3’ down in concrete.
I'm a young renovator trying to learn up on tasks to improve my help at work bc I'm a young employee and I really don't know much. Any tips on fence installation?
I think they were trying to inform viewers that there are a couple of concrete options. The special fence post concrete that is poured into the hole around the post dry and then water is added is easier to work with-no premixing with water-but it is much more expensive. I think they mentioned this. They are doing an instructional video and wanted to show how to set posts with both types of concrete.
Wow.. this is awesome!! Now I really know I want to hire someone to do this for me.
Lmaoooo
My thoughts exactly!!!
Exactly. Lol
Exactly! I was thinking to myself "Ooo, replacing my back fence and driveway gate could be a fun and simple process for me my frat brother." But when I saw cement and a power auger, I was like shiddddd! Let me get the yellow pages.
Me too 😂
Just finished my fence this video helped a lot. Thank you! Although there was a lot more digging and dirt leveling in my project lol. That backyard was pristine. Not to mention I had roots and rocks and random old concrete blocks someone had buried in there.
Me too! Roots and rocks.
I was going to pay a contractor a ton of money to build a chain link fence. My property is quite big. 2400 square meters. That would cost me a lot for the fence. Now I will build it myself. Thanks for this superb video. 👏
Just go slow and take your time and will be the same result 💪
this video was excellent. I was wondering how the end cup and rail were installed. I was about to try something way more complicated, but watching this video showed how to do it so easily. Saved me lots of time and re-work.
We're so glad to hear that this video came in handy for your project!🔨
Ive never installed chain link but for wood and vinyl you usually do corner post first, run a string along the top then set the post in between the run to the height of the string.
when pulling the fence tight, save time and effert by keeping the puller short and removing the excess fence just one time. (7.54) The slight loss of tension after attachment is not important.
What u mean keep it short
It always looks so clean and easy in videos...its a filthy pain in the ass to do!
Measuring each post will give it a roller coaster look in the top rail. For 1 and 3/8 top rail with 4 foot fence measure from the ground up 46 1/2 inches on each end posts and gate post and run a string
Exactly
I used to work for a fence company and we installed these fences daily. But we would install 6 or even 7 foot high fences on commercial and industrial properties like refineries. It's a lot more to it because we would also have to run Barbed wire or even razor wire on top of the fence. This tiny fence is nothing compared to what we had to do. I really hated that job and quit after a few months.
Oh, it's a lot easier if you pretend you're doing a UA-cam instruction video.
Used to work for the state and we did a HBrace wildlife fence on the side of a road to keep animals from getting hit by vehicles ... I wouldn't say fencing is the hardest thing to do but it has it moments
Great video started measuring but found out the gate is a different width, so I would have added that in the video for the terminal post. I’m actually starting with the gate first.
Also you should add how you actually straighten out the tension wire, I had to search a different and found how you guys did that.
There are a couple mistakes one the bottom wire needs to be stretched and the nuts to the inside. Also no need for dry cement on the bottom of the hole. 30 years experience.
Thank you. I was wandering why she said put dry cement in the hole first. So just fill it with wet cement
Trying to stretch to bottom wire was tougher than I thought it would be, but I eventually got it. Any handy hints would be appreciated.
Using a T shaped pipe with a hole drilled the bottom worked great. Run the wire through and spin it until bottom tension wire was tight. Sung bolts down then release, cut off excess wire after
This was very informative in how to break thru chain link fences.
😂😂😂
You're not wrong
Or escape in an emergency
I build wooden fences normally,this is so much simpler than that,thank you I think I'll start referring these fences instead 🎉
The best part of this was reading the comments. LOL
@Hello Wayne how are you doing
not a single rock in sight. beautiful
definitly need a bttm rail or in time it just warps all to hell , this is where precision comes in
As someone who works in a fencing company we normally mix the concrete in a wheel barrow and dig all line posts,corner and gate posts with diggers and I forgot to mention 4 concrete bags in one wheel barrow to mix under a min which at first was hard but I learn that the human body can adapt to constant repetition of a physical activity resulting in a better shape then most who work inside and I do not mind it I’m not tryna brag or anything in just tryna point out differences I thought was odd but interesting
That was incredible, I do hope my wife and I can do the same, thank you for sharing, however.
Never do a project with your wife! Why do I say this? I am now on my third wife....
Wishes you send these long time to,I was burned by my wife@@hturt4gnikool
@@hturt4gnikool have you considered that perhaps you are the problem?
Mine just keeps telling me to let her know when I need her help. Physical labor is not one of her strengths...lol
They should have filmed this with rocky soil and swear words.
I was thinking they should demonstrate how much fun digging holes into Missouri red clay in August is without a machine, just to make it that more realistic. For anyone considering doing this project, it's going to be at best five times more difficult than this video suggests.
Lol
Lol, exactly! Swearing, sweating, and then finally having a bunch of beers just to get over the miserable mood it's put them in.
@@Dirtyboxer1 Amen brother. I'm doing that right now (September) in S.E. MO and can't rember our last rain. May have to use cratoring charges for mine.
😂😂😂😂
pretty sure it's illegal here in Aus to build a fence without drinking beer
Same in Texas! 🤠
I have yet to do a job where the everything is so simple. The ground is perfectly flat ,not even a pebble in the holes u dug, no bushes, trees ,no hills ,no posts on the side of a drop off, all the room in the world to roll your fence out. There's more too but I got to go dream of getting at least 1 job that looks like this once in my career.
I just installed a chain link fence in front of my house. My neighbors have complained about the way it looks, but I don’t care, it keeps my pit bulls in! My neighbors should be happy my dogs don’t attack them anymore!
Put some barbwire on it and a dig a trench around it 😄.
Your neighbors do sound ungrateful and petty. They probably complain about everything, hugs to you.
There's something strange about watching people work with ALL new tools.
And spotless boots
Subliminal advertising
Clean clothes, and clean boot.
Meanwhile when I do work around the house I dress like a hobo.
Shovels should be splintering with missing handles. Wheelbarrow on its last days of life. Clothes dirty af. Sweat
Yeah, and if it was a normal auger that's not used much, it would probably be next to impossible to start and maybe even end up side-lining the whole project for a few days while they run trying to get niggly little carburetor parts and spend hours watching small engine repair videos.
Wow,very cool,enjoyed the simple yet effective video. Thanks and thanks Lowe's
What a nice place. Surrounded by many Trees . Cold Wind blows ☺️
Thanks for helping me save money and build confidence! DIY is the best!!!
Lots of things are done the hard way. You don't need to square the fence using the 456 method. you can pull a line off the house and use the eye method. This is better than having a perfect square that does not match or line up with the house. Set you corner poles and pull a string. This is the string you will use the set the rest of the poles. You only need a hole about 8-12 inches deep. You can use hand hole diggers and get the correct diameter hole. Place the pole (terminal or line) in the hole and use a 9in level (or corner level in you prefer) to level the pole to the string. Then you take a pole driver and drive the pole down until the top of the pole is 45in out of the ground (for 4ft fence, this gives you the correct height once you install the top rail and loop cap). This also puts the bottom of the fence just above the ground and you don't have a 6in gap on the bottom(it defeats the purpose of a fence) Place DRY cement in hole to ground level and cover with dirt. You can install the rest of the fence immediately and don't have to wait for cement to set up. Some other small things are: you need to tighten the tension wire with a puller or other method, you can roll the fabric out standing up(its difficult to stand up 200ft of fence up), you only need about 5 ties and pig rings(on the bottom) for each section.
I'm sure there are other things but this should get you started.
And yes, i install fence professionally and have never had one fall down/blow away or have a complaint on the way it was installed.
It's Lowells they sell tools (of course they will show you the hard way because you need all those tools) 😂
where are you located! need a fence...
Measure down from the top of the pole the height of the fence and the rest goes in the ground? Sounds logical but it's my first fence and I don't want to do it twice lol
Have heard of 345.
What is the 456 method ?
Wow. Well done. Very clear instructions with video. This is work. Not that easy. But you both made is a couple. Project. Thanks well done.
Thanks so much for this well done presentation. I have come back to site video so many times to refresh my forgetful brain.
Thanks this vedio made a difference start my project today, it was great not finish as yet but looking really good.
Its been many years since I was a fence installer... thank you for the refresher course 😆
Im currently sitting and calculating what I need for the yard i want
The video should start with a visual identification of all parts along with an audio-plus-typed coupling of the terms used for those parts.
I was like, I will put up the fence on Saturday morning and kick back on Sunday.
So what I’m hearing you say is just get a professional to do it. Got it!
Informative for sure .. would be very helpful for the DIYers ... but what it does not specify is what tricks-n-tips to adopt if we have an uneven landscape with a slope. Should we consider special arrangements ?? If so what are they !!!
There are so many parts of this that I would screw up
Wish she was my neighbor so she can install it for me -.-
Revenue 321 Surreal.
Right?
"hey, I heard you were making a video on installing a fence. It just so happens that I, your neighbor, needs someone to install this fence that I just bought!". lol
Me too.
Hahaha yeah right
I'm watching this even though I never plan on building a fence
Building codes for a fence. Big gov
Yup, they gotta extort more money out of the tax cattle
@@jeromemarullo8305 Muh freedoms.
Yep
Ok
Plus ur $50 permit, plus $10 for using a debit card
30 years ago i put a chain link fence. i dug the holes with a post hole digger, i mixed the concrete by hand with out gloves (big mistake wear gloves it will dry out your skin) before i put up the fabric you dug a trench on the fence line and back filled later , friend came over saw the fence line and asked how did you get that so level never seen one like that, i said i guess i got lucky :) i told him later extra work pays off and told him how i did it
Wow... you made it looks so easy!
I already have an existing chain link fence so all I need to do is take the old one out and place the new one in. But the cost and tools will be costly. I would rather do it myself though because I have never installed a chain link fence before.
No way she's wrapping a tight string-line around that stake at 0:38 :D
Really beneficial for my farm project. Thank you
A family member recently bought a new house and asked the contractors to build a 6-foot high privacy fence around the back yard. They specifically told the contractor they wanted a 6-foot high fence, but that it must be level across the top of the fence. The backyard sloped or varied in height by about 1-2 feet in certain areas.
When the contract was done, the home owners complained that the top of the fence was only 4-feet high in some areas and they were concerned their dog would jump the fence. They demanded the contractor tear down the fence and rebuild it. He refused saying he built it as per their specs. If they wanted it 6-feet high across every section of the fence, they’d have to pay to have up to 2-feet of dirt removed at a high price as he’d have to use a Bobcat, dump truck, and labor costs. They blew a fuse!
Moral of this story. Make sure you both understand what the end result will be or look like.
@@dropndeal Exactly. I would have done the same.
Why did he do the work without asking first?
@@briantorres1612 Most cities won't let you put in a fence over 6ft high (at any point from the ground), so it'd be clear to the builder that the lowest part should be 6ft from the ground, and hills would be less. It's the owners that didn't realize what they were asking. But if the builder wanted to be nice, he would've explained it to them.
Since they said it must be level across the top he followed their demands. It's not up to him to say their specs are wrong. He can't tell them what's important to them. He was right, they were wrong. Pay for your mistakes, don't get mad at others for following your directions. Be adult enough to admit you blew it. Anger is the easy way out.
@Hello Gil how are you doing
chain link fence is a very beautiful fence
Yeah every time a see a chain link fence, beautiful is the first thing that comes to mind
Las bandas están alrreves los tornillos van hacia adentro no hacia afuera
This video was great! Thank you . No need for swear words like some one suggested
They make it look so easy
Awesome! Which do you consider more expensive and harder to install, this fence or a wooden fence?
Late reply but. Both have advantages and disadvantages depending on soil. Having a crew dig holes auger or not could cost 30 - 100 a hole with utility lines. Best call to have utility's marked before making any decision.
OMG! This is the most informative video ever lol i feel like a pro now TY
we supposed to guess your measuring points? how far apart?
did anyone else notice the very first post they set against the house looked out of kilter? it was either the post was not plumb or the house wasn't .
Make sure to put your nuts + bolts into your tension bands properly so they're all facing the same way.
Preferably nuts to the inside...nuts to the outside tend to interfere with the tension bar.
Now I have an idea how to do it, thanks
That was great. They taught it so well thanks going shopping.
instructions not clear, glued my hamster to the wall
It her accent. There are several words I did not get; but research according to the sound of her voice.
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well that's not ideal.
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I like the tips, just about how we install it except no mention of how to establish the width of gates. You know, the width of the gate plus 2" on both sides for hinge and latch clearance.
DINO GIBRASKI Surreal.
3 1/4”
FNCO Fencing Company so for a four foot gate add 6 1/2”? The fence posts are 46” above ground. What are the terminal posts above ground, they seem higher? Thanks
Danny Sexton 491/2”
I set the post for the gate itself, installed the gate and dropped the other post wherever the latch was. No measuring involved.
What would be the cost of materials per 100 feet as of now August 2021?
i get a lot idea's to make things then i use that Very Important Word WHY ? Solved 👍
Was gonna do this myself until i realized im lazy and would rather pay someone
pay me
It must be great to have so much money that you can just pay someone to do work for you
bjorn joseph Perhaps you got $$$$$!
@@Alexanderbuilds2001 it's not that much lol
When you get a quote for $5600, $7000 & 9000 (I sh*t you not)... You start to feel superhuman.
Plus, I get to buy a power auger with the money we'll save. F*cking SWEET!
So step 1: have a friend to help
Me: *slams down pencil and notepad*
Me: what isle do I buy that on?
Nice
Why did you mix the concrete in a wheelbarrow for the first post, then mix the concrete in the ground for the others? Thanks
Why am I watching this I'm never going to install a fence
Same lol
Same lol
Same here!
Logan Paul Vlogs why are you here when you live in a flat ?
same here. especially after watching this video.
It would be neat in the description if you listed the material needed or recommended
9:29 damn what a hump in the fence
the ground is not level! 😉
@@JoseEscobar-dx2ud don’t confuse him
I've always wondered if (assuming you could afford it) you could bury the bottom of the entire length of the fence in concrete - basically dig a trench underneath the fence maybe a foot and fill it up with concrete up to a few inches above the bottom of the post. It would probably be expensive but seems it would a great way to keep any animals from digging under it. Or would something like that violate any building codes.
I use hardware cloth. Lasts a long time.
When I did my chain link fence we put it down about 4 1/2 inches and it looks good after 35 years
I would just worry about the concrete shifting/heaving and warping the fence unless it was poured below frost line
I’ve built a small backyard fence for family that was to keep small dogs in, we dug a 6 inch trench in the line the fence was to go, then placed post and wired up the fencing. Once we had the fence up poured ready quik crete thru the trench and as far as I know nothing ever managed to dig under and that fence is still standing straight as can be. Not a bad idea and wasn’t extremely expensive at the time I did that one however if you were to pour a 16-30 inch trench worth of concrete various length it could become fairly costly
Thank you! I close on the sale of my house in about a month and I know the chain link fence needs to be updated.
Looks amazingly easy if you have someone. I'm alone so I've got to hire someone.
Very informative. Even if I get a firm in, I will be able to see that they are doing it properly & not a bunch of cowboys. Thanks.
If you have cowboy do the work you'll get 3 strand barb wire.
Wow. You make it look so easy 😵
Currently installing a mesh fence on rebar posts and it is an absolute nightmare 🤦🏻♂️😂
I would love if we could do it ourselves… for me, it looks complicated ☹️
Awesome video. Very professional guys
You read my mind!!! Thank you
Thanks for your comment!
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Nothing beats the look of a chain link fence in my opinion, just says “class”.
Determination you can do it LOL 😁
I love your enthusiastic humour!
Awesome video! Doing this weekend...
Good Job. Absolutely Amazing.
great but how far apart is the gate posts ?
@Hello Robert how are you doing
Thanks for the video.
I have a question.
how to measure the space necessary for the installation of potos to install a door? Thank you for your answers.
Lowes ,you are doing a great job
Waned to 3d model a chain link fence & I landed here & watched it completely. Now I know the terms & ready to build a real one as soon as I can afford all these & a land :D But still liked it cos informative.
excellent job, I am impressed and inspired to do this on my land. Thanks for sharing the video
How much does it cost to install chain link fence?
She. Definitely is the boss of that guy. They look so happy.
😂
terminal posts dont need to be deeper than the line posts.7 foot terminal and line posts 2 foot down 5 feet up done.
Depends on where you live. Locally we can get strong winds and occasional tornados. Chain link let’s the air through, but you still have to design with the debris in mind. So schedule 40 posts set 3’ down in concrete.
Thx so much for this video.
Great tutorial, we’re buying a house and the poles are up so all I need is the chain link fabric, yaaaaa
Check out the post at the gate. Uneven at the top and bottom. So much for plumb!
Excellent thanks for sharing this beautiful tutorial with good Explanation,Thanks good job!!!.
Top class video and advise 👍👍
This is a outstanding video.
Thank you for this video it was very good
Great job very professional
A tree fell on my back fence. then the following week a tree branch fell on front fence. I want to fix it..Who do I call?
Why are we doing all of this extra work? Slam the posts in with a metal slammer, no crete no auger. Making the day a lot harder by doing all of this
I'm a young renovator trying to learn up on tasks to improve my help at work bc I'm a young employee and I really don't know much. Any tips on fence installation?
Why you didn’t used same concrete also on the first post?
I think they were trying to inform viewers that there are a couple of concrete options. The special fence post concrete that is poured into the hole around the post dry and then water is added is easier to work with-no premixing with water-but it is much more expensive. I think they mentioned this. They are doing an instructional video and wanted to show how to set posts with both types of concrete.
What's the idea on that dry concrete first?
Someone told me recently that quick Crete doesn’t even need water when put in the ground but I’m sure it depends on the climate.
Lowe's sells concrete. 😉
Good info thanks
Thank you