How to build an exposed post paling fence
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2021
- In this video, I’ll take you through how to build an exposed post treated pine paling feature fence. This is a great way to create a beautiful fence out of essentially the same materials used to build a standard boundary fence.
Sorry about the dodgy audio.
The materials I used were.
125x125mm (5x5) cypress posts.
150 x 38mm wet treated pine plinth.
75x50mm wet treated pine fence rails.
150x12mm fence palings.
100x12mm fence palings.
150x25mm wet TP plinth for cap and head board.
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That's the best fence I've seen on UA-cam
Thanks legend. I appreciate it.
I’m a fencer, and this video is awesome. Great to see someone do it the right way 👍🏻The explanations nailed it ✅
Thanks heaps champ
I would fly this guy to the US to do my fence lol. I've seen a ton of fence videos, no one takes it to the next level like him.
Thanks champion. I appreciate. Happy to fly out on your dime 😂❤️
Proper way to install. I build fence for a living and it’s nice to someone show people how to do things the right way.👍
Too kind. Thanks champ 😊
Thank you! I played it for my husband. We bought fence panels though but it gives him an idea in regards to installation. I like the bottom and top boards..
I love this fence - so far this looks to be the top choice for what I'll run around the garden.
Nice mate. 👍
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain what level your audience should be at
And for the list of materials in list format at beginning
And for showing as you go to see what your dealing with and why
Very informative and I'm a new beginner yet I learned alot THANK YOU best fence video I've watched yet
Thanks heaps. So glad you enjoyed it.
Thas what I call the FANCE WORK BY PROFESSIONAL AND THE KNOW HOW!
Thanks heaps 😊❤️
Thanks for the great explanation of how you added the plinth at the bottom of the fence. I looked at a lot of other videos before I found this one. You have the best procedure I have found.
Thanks James. I appreciate the feedback
Wow, that is amazing work, and like you said, it is preventing privacy ❤🎉🎉
Maaate.. excellent job! No short cuts..just straight up.. down with it 👍. Learned so much..
Thanks heaps legend. Appreciate you watching 😁
This fence does not only look fantastic, it looks beautiful! Good job! I just built a fence for the first time and it was a lot of work
Thanks heaps. Ahhh. So you’re a qualified fencer now. 😂
brilliant mate, all the little tips and trick are much appreciated !
Would love more! This was fantastic!
Thanks heaps
Great video! Always love learning new ways to do stuff!
Thanks mate. Me too. 😁
Hi mister nailing
So grateful for your no- bull advice on building the exposed post paling fence.
The stencil is a great idea as anything that relies on using a measuring tape to
accurately transfer dimensions will never be as accurate as a stencil gauge.
😊
Thanks champ. Much appreciated
Super strong and look good on both sides, the best fence design on youtube.
You’re too kind. Thanks 😊
This is the style i wanna do it looks amazing
Thanks heaps
The best fence video I ever seen great job mate 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks legend. I appreciate it 😊
Can’t wait for you to do mine 👍
Love your methods. Could save you a lot of time with your marking out methods.
Thanks. Yeah I think so. 👍
much appreciate for sharing your skills and good details,just wondering how many mm is the distance between the posts you set up in this video?
Love your work mate.
Thanks heaps. 😁
What a job well done!
Thanks 😊
Bloody awesome job
Your fence looks amazing!
great job looks awesome !!!!
Thanks heaps. I appreciate it. 😁
Hi Jason, I’ve done a few fences now but your info was awesome and really helped. Thanks for taking g the time mate! Great work also champ 👌
Thanks heaps for letting me know. Glad to help 😊
Hey bro you used nails 15 gate
Loved the video. Very informative. Can I ask what was the length, diameter, shank type and finish of the nails that were used to attached the palings? Also, was a different length of nail used for the base palings compared with the covering palings? Thanks in advance.
Wow great instructional video and attention to detail. Looks lik eim gonna build me a front frnce instead of the 3000 quote Iv got.. thanks so much for all your expertise and hints cheers
Glad I could be helpful. Good luck on your project 😁
£3000 how many metres is that for if you don't mind me asking
excellent video - master fencer
Thank you kindly 😊
Awesome looking fence! *Well* done mate.
Thanks mate
Man Glitter, LOLOL. Great fence.
Excellent!!
Thanks heaps 😁
Good work. I'm amused at the difference in language even though we both speak English. I can see the merits of metric, for instance I can say "milli-pube" without losing my job.
😂😂
Nice job you made it look easy.
Thanks mate 😊
I’m not a fencer .. however your video was brilliant and your a master of your craft !
Thanks you kindly
Nice looking fence, great job 👏
Thanks champ 😁
great work man, really appreciate the information shared, keep up ; )
Thanks heaps champ 😁😁
Great video!
Thanks mate 😁
Excellent job mate
Thanks heaps
G'day Jason, emailed you a couple of years back re; Fencing. Thanks for this video, and appreciate your uploads. Great work. Ex Veteran.
G’day mate. Hope you’re well. Thanks heaps 😊
Great video thanks. I was going to build a fence 2m high for the posts how deep 900mm. will be using 120x120 ccr DAR F7H4 posts? or 1m? I woudl assume with 500mm gap on rails going 4 rails instead of 3?
7-900mm deep is good. If using treated pine posts. Don’t do notches/check outs. Not strong enough material IMO. 3 rails should still be fine. 👍
Good looking fence..was that a roofing nail you was shooting out of that coil nailer??
You're a Champion!!!! Thanks
Thanks for watching 😁
Nice build
Thank you kindly 😊
Would that post lose strength cutting into it like that?
Looks really good!
Not with cypress pine or hardwood posts. Just don’t do it to pressure treated pine
thanks so much from Jason. We have a small space 2.5 meters wide - nobody wanted to quote a small job for a swing gate. I would really appreciate your insights. What would you recommend Gal posts or wood. it is a small inner city property and backs onto lane way. LOVE YOUR THOUGHTS.
Honestly it’s up to you. But steel would be your most solid option
Great vid, Thanks! Just wondering if you ever put 150mm palings on top of 150mm palings for a fence?
I have by request from the person who hired me. I don’t recommend as the 150 lapped board has more surface to cup.
@@naileditfencing No worries! Thanks heaps for the reply.
Did you rip abit of an angle on the bottom of the palings to make them flush with the slope of the plinth or because it wasnt much ya cant really notice it? My project has more of a noticable gradient so im thinking of rippin the bottoms to suit the fall to make a better finish?
Was very slight so no cut at bottom. Good to do with steeper slope 😁👍
Great job mate, looks awsome.
What areyour post centre spacings?
Keep up the good work. 👍
Thanks mate. I just did even spacing. But generally try not to go over 2.4m but with this style of fence, can go to 2.7m spacing
Thanks for the video is appreciated, couple questions ,, could i make one like this 1200 high as a pool fence and whats the distance between the fence posts
Check local regulations regarding pool fencing. Most spacing between 2.4-2.7m
@@naileditfencing thanks Buddy
Hey mate, bloody great work. Really impressive. Can I ask, are they 125mm posts? And how thick is your 150mm plinth.
Yep. 125x125 cypress. Plinth is 150x38
Hey again jason. Jusy wondering when yo wil be doing the video on setting posts. Also what sort of/teeth type of blade are you using on your circular saw to get a nice smooth cut ...Many thanks
Not sure when I’ll do a post setting video. Already heaps on UA-cam. I use Diablo blades. I use the multi purpose blade which is good for cutting and ripping
@@naileditfencing thnak you so much.
The best
Thanks legend 😁
Nice work mate 👍
Thanks 👍
New South Wales follower here! What dimension rail timber and plinth size do you use? Wish we were in vic to hire you
Thanks mate. 75x50 rail. 150x38 plinth
If a post is bowed by 20mm in the center, would you still use it? and how would u go about using it? Thanks
Preferably not use it. Might bow further with time.
Great video, but I got stuck because I didn't know how to cut the wood
😂 that makes doing the job a bit harder
One more question if you don't mind. I noticed you are using 12mm Palings. I am building similar fence but only have 19mm palings available. Have you build this type of fence with 19mm palings? What are your thoughts on using 19mm palings instead of 12mm? Thanks
I haven’t used 19 mm palings for a lapped paling fence. But I have used 25 mm plinth boards as palings for an acoustic flat paling fence. Just make sure you have a plinth board, thick enough to support the palings. A 50 mm sleeper should do it.
Can you please come to NZ and teach tradies here how to do things properly?
Touchy subject. Every country builds fences different. All with pros and cons.
Should fence rails be staggered?does flat top post ，water will stay？cheers
Rails don’t have to be staggered in a checked out fence. But still a good idea. Due to post spacing because of underground obstructions, I couldn’t stagger rails.
Dumb qustion, since the plinth is out of level to match grade, do you need to match cut your paling ends to follow the plinth? Or does leaving the paling ends square not affect asthetics? Nice job by the way.
Not a dumb question. For gradients that aren’t too extreme, no need to cut. But if there are gaps between the paling and the plinth, then it’s a good idea to cut the bottoms.
@@naileditfencing thanks for clarifying, been watching your videos a lot. Getting ready for a killer exposed post and palling fence build here at my house this spring. From the land of Michigan, just south of Detroit, along the river.
Great video. Looking for the same palings and posts but can’t find. Where can I get them?
Thanks heaps. Where are you located? Materials vary sometimes depending on location
Thanks for your reply mate. I’m from Suffolk.
What size plinth do you use fella?, nice video that.
Thanks. 150x38mm
great video - you dont use coil nails ???
Thanks. Yes I used coil nails when shooting on the palings
Dumb question. Could U put the cap on first . Then tuck the pailings underneath . Save having to cut the tops off
Not a dumb question. Would be easy to do that with no plinth, but not with the plinth.
Nice! How long did it take to finish from start to finish?
Can’t remember sorry. 😂 probably 5-6 days
@@naileditfencing good stuff. Lots of work. Cutting all the notches and seating the rails takes time. Good work!
That would work, over laping, if you had only 150 wide palings? Struggling to find 100mm wide palings.
Do I need to leave a gap if I'm going to over lap, if yes how big of a gap do I need? Also how long after stalling the pailings can I paint them?
If using the same materials I’m using. Gap is about 60mm. Leave 1-3 months before painting 👍
@@naileditfencing Thank you. When you nail on the 100mm pailings do you nail through the 150mm as well or do you miss the 150mm and go straight into the railing?
@@stevearcher612 nail through mate. 👍
@@naileditfencing Thank you for your help 👍
Awesome skills. If you had a mullet this video would be viral haha
With the lockdown, I certainly have a mullet in the making. 😂
What was your post centres please ? Thanks
Can’t remember. About 2.5m
How would you join a corner with this?
On any given row of fence rails at the corner post, stop one rail back the thickness of your rail which will allow for the opposing rail to come into this and be fastened into that rail’s end grain. Hope that makes sense?
What I dident understand was how the pailings got straight when the plints at the bottom was not leveled. ?
I used a level on the palings
Does not cutting notches in the post weaken the structure? Might be better to use steel connectors!
Nope. Not with cypress pine. I wouldn’t suggest with treated. There are structures that are hundreds of years old with notched timber. Just depends on the application and how well it’s done 👍
is plinth thats sitting on the ground level ?
You are correct. It’s the board that the palings/pickets sit on.
What would you say if if someone would make poles of 2x4, lime in the picture?
What do you mean by poles?
Looks good . But no need to cut the 4x6 or 6x6 post. You can just nail the 2x4 right on to the 6x6 post. Post would be stronger if you dont cut it. And thats alot of extra work for nothing.
Well donr
Thank you 😊
Not easier to just use panels and attach them to the insides of the posts?
Nope
Don't quite understand what the point of using a string line is after placing the plinths down on the ground. Why not just use the plinths to mark where the droppers need to go? Then you wouldn't have to move them all twice. P.S. Please invest in a couple saw horses and eyes and ear protection.
I’m showing the process, so anyone can do it over any distance.
Too difficult
Thought id get to see a fence building video with a lesbian, im out
I wish you had synchronized your sound. One second, I can hardly hear you; the next, I have to lower the volume. Why can't you people think..., think... think...?????"
It works perfectly for me. Sounds like it’s on your end.
Because I’m a fence builder. Not a videographer. Derp. Think think 😂
Thanks champ 😁