5 Ways To Measure Linear Feet For Your Next Fencing Project

In this video, we'll be learning how to measure linear feet. Linear feet is commonly used in surveying and construction, and this video will teach you all you need to know to calculate it for your fencing project or any other larger project you may have on your property
Linear feet are a valuable metric for fence building and with this video, you'll be able to calculate them quickly and easily! After watching this video, you'll be able to use linear feet to measure distances needed to have the proper understanding of material needs to build your next fence. So start learning today and be prepared for your next fencing project!
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Back in a previous century we learned a lot of “facts” about famous people. In this instance it involves George Washington. He was a surveyor when most properties were covered with forests. To survey these, at least initially, the surveyor would “step off” the boundaries. I recall that written records contain comments about Washington’s amazing ability to accurately step off boundaries.

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Thats a great fact! Thanks for sharing!