* * PRO TIP: Contrary to my installation, installing the EZ Mender on the side of the post, rather than the front, offers more support to the fence flexing in and out. Personally, I did not want to remove boards and hardware. Laziness! --So, if you can, do place the bracket on the side in between the panel and the post. Installing it on the side will help so the fence won't rock after the repair. Please try to support your local mom & pop hardware or home improvement store. 🙏
“He who works with his hands is a laborer. He who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman. He who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist.” ― Saint Francis of Assisi **PRO TIP: Contrary to my installation, installing the EZ Mender on the side of the post, rather than the front, offers more support to the fence flexing in and out. Personally, I did not want to remove boards and hardware. Laziness! So, if you can, place the bracket on the side in between the panel and the post. Installing it on the side will help so that the fence won't rock after the fix.
Nice quick fix, but I think you're supposed to put those on the side, detach that bottom 2×4 and put it in that way. it will be a lot stronger when you push on it.
Thanks! Yes, you are absolutely right. I wish I had noted that in the video itself. I did write a note and pin it in the comment section and I also added that Pro Tip to the description. So I hope people read that before doing it the lazy way as I did. Haha! 🙏 Thanks for commenting!
I'm not sure. 🤦♂️ I had some extras in the garage. Maybe #10 or #12, 1.5 - 2 inch... I hope that helps! You use just about any wood screw, but I recommend something 1.5 inch or longer to grab into the wood and give more strength.
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* * PRO TIP: Contrary to my installation, installing the EZ Mender on the side of the post, rather than the front, offers more support to the fence flexing in and out. Personally, I did not want to remove boards and hardware. Laziness! --So, if you can, do place the bracket on the side in between the panel and the post. Installing it on the side will help so the fence won't rock after the repair.
Please try to support your local mom & pop hardware or home improvement store. 🙏
Good job
“He who works with his hands is a laborer.
He who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman.
He who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist.”
― Saint Francis of Assisi
**PRO TIP: Contrary to my installation, installing the EZ Mender on the side of the post, rather than the front, offers more support to the fence flexing in and out. Personally, I did not want to remove boards and hardware. Laziness! So, if you can, place the bracket on the side in between the panel and the post. Installing it on the side will help so that the fence won't rock after the fix.
I didn't realize there is such an easy fix. Awesome video! Beautiful flowers and bee garden!
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Super relaxing and informative! Thanks! 🙏💚💐
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wow thats so cool ! also I have the same flowers here in front of my apartment !
Great video! Thanks!
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Nice quick fix, but I think you're supposed to put those on the side, detach that bottom 2×4 and put it in that way. it will be a lot stronger when you push on it.
Thanks! Yes, you are absolutely right. I wish I had noted that in the video itself. I did write a note and pin it in the comment section and I also added that Pro Tip to the description. So I hope people read that before doing it the lazy way as I did. Haha! 🙏 Thanks for commenting!
How about mow the lawn ASMR for your next one! Ha ha!
😂 I was waiting for it. And kill the lovely bee garden? Not quite yet. 🐝🌼🌻
Paint the Fence, Daniel-san! 😂🥋
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Do you need me to mow your lawn? Ha ha!
sure
what size screws did you use?😊
I'm not sure. 🤦♂️ I had some extras in the garage. Maybe #10 or #12, 1.5 - 2 inch... I hope that helps! You use just about any wood screw, but I recommend something 1.5 inch or longer to grab into the wood and give more strength.