Building with locust posts
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- My experience using locust posts for pole buildings and fence for 15+ years. During this time, I've never had to replace a single post.
For an instructional video on how to prepare locust slabs, check out this video:
• Preparing locust posts...
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You can use used motor oil, wax or a bar of soap to lube up the nails or screws before you drive them in. I've found that was useful to keep them from bending or breaking.
Good stuff, man! I can see how carrying those posts around can be a great workout.
Your mic needs to be free to pick up sound, if anything is in close proximity to it a shirt, jumper, coat the mic will pick up the sound of the rubbing across, have black locust thanks
Thank you. I ended up buying one of the fluffy covers and I still ended up with background noise and so that's good to know that I need to adjust the positioning.
Good luck with the locust. The American Chestnut was once the go-to for lasting forever but since they're all but extinct, the locust, in my opinion, is the next best thing.
Beards hairy chests T shirts always a nightmare, I currently have 5 acres and 3 of which have black locusts overtaking in Hungary, good to see they can be used as fence posts.
I'm about to build a fence with some locust posts myself so this was a great video.
What area of PA are you in? I'm northeast and have plenty of locust trees to cut.
Right on. Thank you. I'm in south central Pennsylvania.
Good luck with the fence building. Locust is the way to go.
Black or honey? We only really have honey where im at. I feel like honey isnt as good as black.
Those are all black locust. I don't have any honey locust on the property and so I'm not sure how they fare compare to black locust.