This the dude you see starting a fence as you pull out the neighborhood to go grocery shopping, then when you get back, hes gone, fence is done and ur in aww
what are you doing? a breeding ground for rot? Are you slapping the boards like an idiot? Is there something in the grass at the bottom to prevent them from rotting after 2 years?
Not really. What happens when the ground changes elevation? You will run into issues. The best way is to nail a dog ear between 2 points and run a string between those 2 points. Go down the string and check the clearance off the ground. If the elevation changes too much and you have too gap, nail another dog ear and create a 3rd point for your string. Now you dont have to lug that thing around or move it and your fence will follow elevation with a good gap.
Зачем идти пешком если есть машина? При чём тут рукожопость. Ты бы еще сказал что вместо шуруповёрта надо использовать вороток или ттвёртку, иначе рукожопый. В таком случае погнали обратно жить в пещеры и носить шкуры как одежду
@@user-pb4qj5ck7kруки у чела откуда надо да и с умом делает, быстро, профессионально ,молодец. Наши бы за тот же промежуток времени заколебались да пошли водку хлестать и делали бы не из нормального массива, а частокол из всякого говна , зато молоточком , мы ж нищие на всем экономим. Молоточком себе по голове можете постучать может и прибавиться ума. Если есть инструмент, руки , желание, нормальный материал и все материальные возможности , то почему бы и не использовать.
thats close board fencing and doesnt have gaps between and you only need gaps between if it is susseptable to cross winds. As there is a building right next to it, it likely wont have that issue in this case. Also screws arent needed if they are ring shank nails.
Через пару лет, когда доска высохнет, там будут щели с палец! Гвозди можно будет подколотить, а саморезы заржавеют и будут отламываться. Да и они дороже! Если забор покрасить, он десятки лет простоит!
The pickets sound and look dry. In my climate it's a good idea to leave a 1/8" gap between dry pickets. Otherwise, they can expand enough during the rainy season to cause the boards to warp, crack or push out nails.
@@blackberry8134who cares. Since we aren’t using mm, then it isn’t 2.54. It’s 1/8th. Which is perfectly fine and easy. You’re the one making it more complicated. Lmao
My brother-in- law does fencing and has been for years like 20 plus years . My fence fell from a very hard windy day. I call my brother-in-law and he calls his buddies. Neighbors were shocked at how fast they put up that fence. This fence still stands strong.
To make this jig even more bad ass, position in spacers made out of pieces of lathes or something. That’s how I build fences out here on the prairie in MT. Some days that prairie wind will come outta no where’s and knock ya to your arse!! So space between boards for air flow is necessary!! Great jig tho
You know, I painted a house on the very top of a Mountain and it came a violent thunderstorm, just viscous and the lightning seem to be eye level and striking almost sideways. I'll never forget it.
Now that I think about it, it makes sense. Some people don’t like gaps, maybe because they don’t want the neighbors peeking. When a big storm hit, it knocked out a fence, it didn’t have gaps.
A string line can easily be bumped out of place and ring shank nails exist and if you have ever tried replacing pickets with ring shanked nails you will know its near impossible not to break the picket without replacing
Awesome job. I’m just a homeowner. When I build my fences I put one more board flat ways about 5 inches above the highest stringer. With a fence hanger between the verticals posts. Then I put a 1x6 on the back edge of the one with the fence hanger. Then I just butt all my pickets up to it and walla straight as can be. Finish with another 1x6 over the dog ears and done. 😊
I would lay a small cement base instead of just a dirt or grass. If you’re meticulous about your yard, you don’t want grass growing up in between it and the wood weed whacker messing up the wood. Plus, it keeps the critters and dogs from digging in or out. And I agree with you guys, screws are better - at a minimum, nails plus screws.
I once worked a job as a landscaper, mainly mowing lawns. We used to weed whack small sections of lawns instead of mowing them. Typically my boss would handle sections like this because he had a steadier hand. One day I found myself weed whacking a small section of lawn and the owner came out. He said, “are you going to use a weed whacker on that? It looks like s😅it.”
I was a lawn "sculpter" for many years. Just have to keep track of where the end of your line is. Don't dig the tip into fences, siding, etc. A level mowing by trimmer...I walk backwards with a wide sweep.
I fabricated an 8’ long metal “picket runner”. It has a 1.5” channel with a 5” on the back side with a 1” lip on the front side. It will never warp or break like wood will. Cost $100
I got a 10' metal framing strut from home depot for $40. I marked my spacings for shadowbox and hang em post to post. It's a game changer for efficiency.
You should use a speed square or pencil to add a gap inbetween the fence planks... it allows them to breathe with rain etc. This will end up rotting much faster withought gaps
@@charlesdawsey9812treated wood will shrink for a year in the Midwest. Maybe a lot less in a very hot dry summer. If it fully shrinks in 3-4 weeks then you’re getting ripped off and your wood was just quickly sprayed or dipped and not actually treated.
My father in law owed a big fence company (team west contracting) he was going to teach me the trade until he passed in a riding accident. This probably would’ve been one of the things he woulda taught me. Looks super efficient and he was all about that
Спасибо большое всем администрации, лесному хозяйству, лесному инженеру, вальщку,чекеровщику,трактористу,водителю манипулятора,пилорамщику,столяру! Посмотрите как ваша работа смотрица😊
Ide be curios to see you try it now. The 90s was at least 20 years ago. It’d be interesting to see how you felt about the method after 3 or 4 months where you could establish a solid workflow like you have with string, especially considering that you are now more experienced and could see the pros cons more clearly for the rest of us.
@@BrandynMakes tell you what I'll do, i will post a video of me putting up string line and then running the whole 100 ft of fence line in about 30 to 45 minutes, then you can make up your own mind what you think is best, and the optics. I'm 61 years old now and not long for this before I retire. So hopefully you can come up with a conclusion of your own and do what works best for you. Thanks and best wishes!
This guy can walk on your property and look at fence needed and say, your gonna need approximately 187' of fencining without measuring. Pops owned a lumber yard and also ran a fence comp and doll/dog house out of it and could guess within a couple feet. Love you pops
When I build fences always use a rot board on the bottom because the tickets will rot on the bottom of all of them if you don't only the one that you lay horizontally and I generally use a 2 by 6 treated with a chamfer at the top Edge
I bet you could add a rail to this with drop down 3mm spacers if required. Heavier and more unweildy but would be a nice upgrade for climates that experience large humidity and temperature changes
Не согласен, такое справедливо только если самстроишь раз в жизни, а если ты проф строитель, но вы быстрее проблемы получите если на мускульной иягк будете делать такую однообразную рработу. То же касается и остального. Если самокат использовать как способ быстрого перелвижения вмето транспорта то разницы нет, если на нем везде ещдить и до соседнего дома , то да.
@@dimarusful гвозди на такой степлер стоят как чугунный мост. Весит он не полкило, ну и использование его имеет достаточно узкую нишу. Пробовал не понравилось.
Yeah you could build that heavy wooden contraption ya go r up there and carry that big bulky thing around or you could just get you some string and four screws
Agreed, but doesn't take up much room in the truck and it's probably more accurate and less time consuming to pull a string and slow down a bit to get up to the string. Thinking I will do this on my next fence or assisting someone with theirs!!
Your position on the contraption is silly considering the fact that 2x4s are necessary and so is a saw. That jig takes only a few mins to make. I think it is a great idea and will try it next time I construct a fence
@@warrenmarse8680 and by the way my position comes from 35 years of putting up residential fences putting up substation fences putting up fences around factories and buildings installing gate operators installing cantilever Gates so yeah my experience Trump's your silly little bs comment
@@warrenmarse8680 and if you think wasting 20 minutes to build that contraption versus taking a hammer hammering in a nail pulling a string making it tight to guide the height of your fence post after putting a picket in the center to set the height of your pickets then just like this man you've never installed a fence before and you have to create a mechanism because you can't actually fence
The jig a great idea just as long as the top purling is perfectly flat and straight. A jig that is the same length as your post spacing would insure a better outcome.
String line is better because the 2x6 has a bow in the middle that will give a wavy look when you look from far at the top of the pickets. But for the most part this method will work if you’re not OCD
Ever watch the Amish build a 40 by 80 tobacco drying barn. First morning they were starting framing. It was under roof 10 hours later. By the end of the second day it was done. I had a small crew of 2 to 3 build my 30×30 two story garage workshop in 3 days.
This is actually more work then just using an string , he has to pull that heavy “jig” throughout his entire line, once I set my string, I never touch it again, only ones truly impressed by this aren’t fencers😂
This the dude you see starting a fence as you pull out the neighborhood to go grocery shopping, then when you get back, hes gone, fence is done and ur in aww
I was in AWE.
Hopefully that jig he made wasn't from hardware store lumber, ya know how warped that crap is lol.
@@barbarat5729urine awe
@@barbarat5729aww 😔
what are you doing? a breeding ground for rot? Are you slapping the boards like an idiot? Is there something in the grass at the bottom to prevent them from rotting after 2 years?
Now why did I not think of this. That header is just plain genius.
Not really. What happens when the ground changes elevation? You will run into issues. The best way is to nail a dog ear between 2 points and run a string between those 2 points. Go down the string and check the clearance off the ground. If the elevation changes too much and you have too gap, nail another dog ear and create a 3rd point for your string. Now you dont have to lug that thing around or move it and your fence will follow elevation with a good gap.
Have you not considered this is purpose built?
Flat ground. No dips and or curves.@@luciddream2033
@@luciddream2033not all of us live in Texas
@@Giannis3434 ok???
@@luciddream2033you can see a 3 inch gap on the bottom of the fence 😂
That's a Genius Jig, my friend! I'm about to run 200+ Lf of fence, and you just made my job a hell of a lot easier!
I’ve always used string line and I’ve been building fence for 8 years. This an awesome jig. Great job
Yo tengo uno igual desde el 93 eso si tienes que pintarlo con pintura buena pk la lluvia no perdona 🤣
I bet you also leave 1/4" between each board for expansion joints too
@@NoCoBandit I really hope you don’t expect your nails to be in a straight line? Talk about a nightmare homeowner.
@@bof75d Those boards are going to dry out and leave a huge gap as it is.
I've been building fences for 30 years & I'm 12 years old
The lesson I learned is it doesn't matter what you are doing if you can make a jig make it. This is brilliant
The 😢 you
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jig jig
There's an old American saying work smarter not harder.
100% correct, I was a fitter for 10 years and we built jigs Everytime a job was repetitive
I kinda like the look of the fence with the bump board in placed. It trims up the top of the fence in a nice and simple way.
I agree, it gives it more aesthetics. Hang some vines or solar lanterns too, could do a lot more.
Nail first then check level ✅
Hell, I was simply impressed by the center nail, plumb, rapid fire method. Then, my brain exploded when I noticed the jig as you slid it over 👏👏👏
Tak 5😮😮😢😅😅😅5😮a 🎉😮😢😢😅😅. V😅😅? 😅😅😮😅
Because you aren’t a fencer, nothing impressive here.
@@deejayft8218 Fair enough. Even if it's a 'trick of the fencing trade', it could be something useful elsewhere.
I was impressed too dude.
@@deejayft8218 that's a pretty hard flex bro
He works like that when he's getting paid by the job, when he's getting paid by the hour he uses a regular hammer and nails😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
0watching him work makes me hungry!!!❤😊😊😊😊😊
Then I'll bet he didn't bid that by the hour. When you do good work your profit is in the number of jobs you book, not the number of hours you bill.
Probably his personal house fence
@moonstruck7833 or if it's his own fence.
@upcycledwmc8330 I'd call it great if he used screws one winter and board's will be popping
На три вещи смотреть можно вечно.
Как горит Огонь
Течет Вода
И смотреть как работет человек
Особенно если руки растут откуда надо. 🤗
Ага... А идеальное зрелище - пожар :)
Росли бы руки откуда положено, он бы молоток взял. А в меру рукожепости бьёт пистолетом, тут мозги не нужны, собственно их у них и нет!!!
Зачем идти пешком если есть машина? При чём тут рукожопость. Ты бы еще сказал что вместо шуруповёрта надо использовать вороток или ттвёртку, иначе рукожопый. В таком случае погнали обратно жить в пещеры и носить шкуры как одежду
Ну хотя бы ровно гвозди бил а но как попало и доски снизу неприжимал друг к другу
@@user-pb4qj5ck7kруки у чела откуда надо да и с умом делает, быстро, профессионально ,молодец. Наши бы за тот же промежуток времени заколебались да пошли водку хлестать и делали бы не из нормального массива, а частокол из всякого говна , зато молоточком , мы ж нищие на всем экономим. Молоточком себе по голове можете постучать может и прибавиться ума. Если есть инструмент, руки , желание, нормальный материал и все материальные возможности , то почему бы и не использовать.
You have to leave space on each board to allow air to pass through and use screws or screws to prevent them from loosening over time.
thats close board fencing and doesnt have gaps between and you only need gaps between if it is susseptable to cross winds. As there is a building right next to it, it likely wont have that issue in this case. Also screws arent needed if they are ring shank nails.
بل يجب ترك مساحة بينهم ولو صغيرة خوف من تمدد الخشب إذا تبلل من ماء المطر أو غيره
Через пару лет, когда доска высохнет, там будут щели с палец!
Гвозди можно будет подколотить, а саморезы заржавеют и будут отламываться. Да и они дороже!
Если забор покрасить, он десятки лет простоит!
😂😂😂
Totally Agree With You 💯% 😊
У него с верху линейка , красавчик просто приятно смотреть на такую работу здоровья тебе мастер ❤️
The pickets sound and look dry. In my climate it's a good idea to leave a 1/8" gap between dry pickets. Otherwise, they can expand enough during the rainy season to cause the boards to warp, crack or push out nails.
весь мир делает зазор в 3 мм, а американцы высчитывают 1/8 от 2,54см😂
@@blackberry8134 3mm is nearly identical to 1/8". But yes, the US is different when it comes to units.
@@blackberry8134who cares. Since we aren’t using mm, then it isn’t 2.54.
It’s 1/8th. Which is perfectly fine and easy.
You’re the one making it more complicated. Lmao
Most importantly, use screws, not nails that sure will help !
@@bigbrudda96А если мне нужно 2,87 мм.Сможешь в дюймах😂😂😂?
My brother-in- law does fencing and has been for years like 20 plus years . My fence fell from a very hard windy day. I call my brother-in-law and he calls his buddies. Neighbors were shocked at how fast they put up that fence. This fence still stands strong.
To make this jig even more bad ass, position in spacers made out of pieces of lathes or something. That’s how I build fences out here on the prairie in MT. Some days that prairie wind will come outta no where’s and knock ya to your arse!! So space between boards for air flow is necessary!! Great jig tho
It is really that strong?? 😂😂😂
You know, I painted a house on the very top of a Mountain and it came a violent thunderstorm, just viscous and the lightning seem to be eye level and striking almost sideways. I'll never forget it.
When the wood dries it’s shrinks and leaves gaps if you gap it before drying the gaps will be way to big
Now that I think about it, it makes sense. Some people don’t like gaps, maybe because they don’t want the neighbors peeking. When a big storm hit, it knocked out a fence, it didn’t have gaps.
Всегда удивляюсь, у них практически нет леса, видите какие заборы..., а у нас из горбыля😮😮😮
между досками забора надо оставлять зазор мин. 0,5 см, так как дерево дышит и меняет свои размеры
Да, это америка у них из говна палок
22 года забор стоит в таком же исполнении, да,правда местами щели появились, но это не критично.
Fresh wood will shrink. There is a gap...
А от земли расстояние тоже должно быть?
….did not see the process🤷🏼♂️
I need this man to put up a fence for me!! Awesome work 👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽💯💯👏🏽
Человек занимается своим делом! Такой мастер плохо никогда не сделает! Профи! Респект!🎉
У хорошего мастера гвозди в одну линию идут, а тут волной.
@@user-df2ue8uf6h Видимо не встречали горе - мастеров...После которых все рушится и падает...
сильный ветер все оторвет. у нас недавно ветер был так железо с крыш отрывало. а этот забор по доске разберется.
No moron these are rink shank nails.
@@user-sn9ff7ph1oесли в голове ветер, никакой забор не спасет
Умный мужик с головой дружит и к работе относится инициативно.
Как вы любите хвалить халявщиеов .Я уверен ,этот типус и метра не зашил забора .Да и кстати только ишаки делают такой забор
I can hear that little f’ing pancake compressor working overtime sweating balls on that 100% duty cycle 😂😂😂
Вот когда может, так может! Крутая приспособа!
A stringline never lies, and screws actually hold for a long time.
A string line can easily be bumped out of place and ring shank nails exist and if you have ever tried replacing pickets with ring shanked nails you will know its near impossible not to break the picket without replacing
Час смотрел и любовался ! За этотвремя он бы загородил всю нашк деревню
Зачем сматреть идиот, делай как он , или башка дурная ?
Это к теме разговоров - "Да нах деньги тратить!! Я молотком! И дёшево и сердито!" Ну-ну..
😂
Не интересно!!! Ни тук-тук. Ни по пальцу!!!
@@user-Hmara2023придур@к, денег дашь ему, он сделает?!
This man was the first to say 'Work smart, not hard'.
Although that is not how the saying goes
It's work smarter not harder
Not a lot of difference yet there is
I said that once! Got fired anyway.
This is doing the darn thing.
Neighbor's like Why do you hate me so much!? lol.
О,боже, какой мужчина!!!🎉❤
Now, this is the way to do it where it’s perfect every time.
Щелей не оставил и снизу расстояния от земли, а то мышкам негде пройти и доски будут подгнивать. ❤ красиво работает чел !
У них похоже морозов не бывает.
I'm appreciating the system you got going on there , it's fast and clean Job 🔨👍✌️
@@buttdreads will prolong the sleepers deterioration
@@MrBUGS713What screws? That is an air-powered nailgun that he's using.
Awesome job. I’m just a homeowner. When I build my fences I put one more board flat ways about 5 inches above the highest stringer. With a fence hanger between the verticals posts. Then I put a 1x6 on the back edge of the one with the fence hanger. Then I just butt all my pickets up to it and walla straight as can be. Finish with another 1x6 over the dog ears and done. 😊
I would lay a small cement base instead of just a dirt or grass. If you’re meticulous about your yard, you don’t want grass growing up in between it and the wood weed whacker messing up the wood. Plus, it keeps the critters and dogs from digging in or out. And I agree with you guys, screws are better - at a minimum, nails plus screws.
omg
Yup, a solid curb is a great idea.
Nailing a plastic/rubber strip across the bottom can help solve that problem. 😊💪🙌
It's call weed eater😂
I've been a carpenter for over 8 years. And I am so sad I even read this comment 😂
Nice jig... my only issue is I keep watching this and you don't get anywhere... lol
Work Smarter, Not Harder. Love it. 👍🏻
Damn, he makes that look easy... I'd love a new fence... 😂
If I did that, I'd take forever cause I would try to nail it perfectly the same damn distance apart smh
@@kaduku1112 Yes he does an excellent job... I know what you mean about doing it yourself... 💯
Man, you are killing it! I’m fairly certain that you’ve demonstrated a technique that more than a few will copy.
Mr George this is the guy we need 😂
This dudes had enough of the line across the top LMAO. Work smart and hard boys. Well done sir 👍
This woods from trees, or? Where are opinion pictures? so : Don't cut trees...
That is some of the prettiest picket wood I have seen. Definitely not the grade I can get from my local or not so local Lowes or Home Depot.
Bro' knows his stuff!
Nice job, don't listen to the peanut gallery.
Put a 2x4 rotboard at the bottom, then set pickets on top and secure them. Pickets will last a helluva lot longer not being in ground contact.
My Dad's a farmer...and like you he's outstanding in his field.
good son. good field
Это вариант много удобнее, чем натягивать веревку. Спасибо за идею. Всех благ и здоровья. ❤❤❤
That jig is such a good idea 😮
But where is the gap spacing between
@garydp9760 there isn't any gap.
Jigs have been used forever,
@@mikebanks6704there should be a slight gap so moisture doesn’t get trapped
@robbledot7290 that wouldn't really matter honestly
I feel like every woodworking project I do, I make a jig for it. This was fantastic
Great setup.
Top level and working along plumb.
Ready for smoko
I once worked a job as a landscaper, mainly mowing lawns. We used to weed whack small sections of lawns instead of mowing them. Typically my boss would handle sections like this because he had a steadier hand. One day I found myself weed whacking a small section of lawn and the owner came out. He said, “are you going to use a weed whacker on that? It looks like s😅it.”
😂
I was a lawn "sculpter" for many years. Just have to keep track of where the end of your line is. Don't dig the tip into fences, siding, etc.
A level mowing by trimmer...I walk backwards with a wide sweep.
I fabricated an 8’ long metal “picket runner”. It has a 1.5” channel with a 5” on the back side with a 1” lip on the front side. It will never warp or break like wood will. Cost $100
I got a 10' metal framing strut from home depot for $40. I marked my spacings for shadowbox and hang em post to post. It's a game changer for efficiency.
@@urmompart4706 if you mark your spacings are your posts always set exact distances to create that spacing?
Me when my neighbor walks through my yard like it’s their own
You should use a speed square or pencil to add a gap inbetween the fence planks... it allows them to breathe with rain etc. This will end up rotting much faster withought gaps
he could be eyeballing it enough with the press to make sure there is.
Treated wood is wet and contracts when it dries therefore causing a gap...only takes a couple weeks or less!
I used a nail.
Pickets are always wet af. Few days in the Sun and you'll have your Gap
@@charlesdawsey9812treated wood will shrink for a year in the Midwest. Maybe a lot less in a very hot dry summer. If it fully shrinks in 3-4 weeks then you’re getting ripped off and your wood was just quickly sprayed or dipped and not actually treated.
😂 всё по феншую - мебель из опилок, забор из массива
My father in law owed a big fence company (team west contracting) he was going to teach me the trade until he passed in a riding accident. This probably would’ve been one of the things he woulda taught me. Looks super efficient and he was all about that
Why is this so satisfying to watch?
The epitome of working smarter rather than harder 👍😊
Спасибо большое всем администрации, лесному хозяйству, лесному инженеру, вальщку,чекеровщику,трактористу,водителю манипулятора,пилорамщику,столяру! Посмотрите как ваша работа смотрица😊
Jigs are EVERYTHING!
Время -деньги,а когда ещё и лишних движений мало,вообще огонь 🔥🔥🔥.
this video is looped perfectly. after 10 minutes I was thinking wow he put s lit of fence boards on and hasn't loaded his nail gun once😂😂😂
Now take notes guys. This is how you be efficient as hell. Great work! 👍
@@Normal1855there are many who will see this bump board for the first time thanks to the video.
Yeah, that would work if your land was perfectly flat. But technically a lot of gaps at the bottom in a normal situation around here..
That's why you cut the boards accordingly.
@@jmackinjersey1Any fencing should always follow the terrain beneath it.
You can tell when its paid by the job and not by the hour😂. Hes a master.
Been doing fence for almost 30 years and a string line is much easier!
I’m curious. Have you tried this?
@@BrandynMakes something similar back in the 90s...been using stringline my entire life.
Ide be curios to see you try it now. The 90s was at least 20 years ago. It’d be interesting to see how you felt about the method after 3 or 4 months where you could establish a solid workflow like you have with string, especially considering that you are now more experienced and could see the pros cons more clearly for the rest of us.
@@BrandynMakes tell you what I'll do, i will post a video of me putting up string line and then running the whole 100 ft of fence line in about 30 to 45 minutes, then you can make up your own mind what you think is best, and the optics. I'm 61 years old now and not long for this before I retire. So hopefully you can come up with a conclusion of your own and do what works best for you. Thanks and best wishes!
@ricsmith2185 I'd love to see that sir. I will personally be waiting.
it's not always about how fast you are, try to slow down and actually enjoy the work. try you might just enjoy it.
I'll bet he sits back and enjoys the money he makes being so quick!
@@creu007 👍
This guy can walk on your property and look at fence needed and say, your gonna need approximately 187' of fencining without measuring. Pops owned a lumber yard and also ran a fence comp and doll/dog house out of it and could guess within a couple feet. Love you pops
solid fences are great when you don't have 50 to 75 mph or 80 to 120 kmh winds every winter
When I build fences always use a rot board on the bottom because the tickets will rot on the bottom of all of them if you don't only the one that you lay horizontally and I generally use a 2 by 6 treated with a chamfer at the top Edge
I bet you could add a rail to this with drop down 3mm spacers if required. Heavier and more unweildy but would be a nice upgrade for climates that experience large humidity and temperature changes
Good idea, but is the standard not to have a small gap ~1/4” between boards to allow for wood swelling?
It’s actually the opposite. Don’t leave gaps because the wood will shrink and you’ll have gaps. So if you pregap they will be even bigger.
@@Thawonandonly depends on when the boards are installed. If they’re green wood that checks out, if they’re already dried then you need the gap.
Инструмент, конечно хорош. Развивает атрофию мышц безвозвратно. Самокаты, бензопилы, дровоколы... Загибается род человеческий однако.
Не согласен, такое справедливо только если самстроишь раз в жизни, а если ты проф строитель, но вы быстрее проблемы получите если на мускульной иягк будете делать такую однообразную рработу.
То же касается и остального. Если самокат использовать как способ быстрого перелвижения вмето транспорта то разницы нет, если на нем везде ещдить и до соседнего дома , то да.
@@dimarusful гвозди на такой степлер стоят как чугунный мост.
Весит он не полкило, ну и использование его имеет достаточно узкую нишу. Пробовал не понравилось.
Загибаеься и долго не живут, от кувалды, топора в лесу и шахтах от лома и вагонетак. А это облегчает труд. Ваня, назад к брички🤣
дурачок, молотком махать будешь - все суставы износишь,потом под пенсию плакать будешь
that jog at top is an amazing idea. We always did the string.
👍🏻In Russia, such a fence is more expensive than a metal one, in a country where there is a lot of forest.
Ага, сравнил хрен с пальцем...
у нас очень много леса , а металла чуть больше !!!
Yeah you could build that heavy wooden contraption ya go r up there and carry that big bulky thing around or you could just get you some string and four screws
Agreed, but doesn't take up much room in the truck and it's probably more accurate and less time consuming to pull a string and slow down a bit to get up to the string. Thinking I will do this on my next fence or assisting someone with theirs!!
Your position on the contraption is silly considering the fact that 2x4s are necessary and so is a saw. That jig takes only a few mins to make. I think it is a great idea and will try it next time I construct a fence
@@warrenmarse8680 if you seriously think building that contraption is necessary you don't know how to f****** build a fence homie
@@warrenmarse8680 and by the way my position comes from 35 years of putting up residential fences putting up substation fences putting up fences around factories and buildings installing gate operators installing cantilever Gates so yeah my experience Trump's your silly little bs comment
@@warrenmarse8680 and if you think wasting 20 minutes to build that contraption versus taking a hammer hammering in a nail pulling a string making it tight to guide the height of your fence post after putting a picket in the center to set the height of your pickets then just like this man you've never installed a fence before and you have to create a mechanism because you can't actually fence
As a machinist it makes me so happy to see jigs being used everywhere
It's God damn Jason board...
awesome comment.
"WhAt Do wE bUiLd WaLLs FoR?"
Who are you Joe Biden? 😂
Learned that trick for hanging dog ear boards as a youngster but you my friend made it look like it’s just another walk in the park nice video
Imagínense que el cliente quiera pagarle por hora y lo termina todo en 3 horas a 20$ la hora 😂😂😂
Con esa habilidad no creo que trabaje por horas
No wuey esos trabajos se asen por contrato no por HRS
Todos creen que el trabajo es por horas como en una tienda y luego un tipo trabaja así en un pedo hace todo y no quieren pagarle
Ды дыр ,ды дыр просто шедевр!!! Просто музыка!!! Забор замечательная идея!!! Молодец шикарная работа, самое главное быстро!!!👍👌♥️♥️♥️
Ah the experts, always good for a nauseating experience
very smart thumbs up bro
I see so many use the string! The board up top makes more sense! Love this!
My man!! When ya know, ya know. Salute soldier!
The jig a great idea just as long as the top purling is perfectly flat and straight. A jig that is the same length as your post spacing would insure a better outcome.
That jig is genius!
been watching this guy build this fence for a week and it just keeps going on and on and on
theres nothing more satisfying than when you get the perfect fast efective and fun building process
The sound of that nail gun is like popcorn.
That looks fire the only thing I would suggest is screws cuz over time those nails are going to come out
This guy is definition of work smarter not harder
Amazing how he made his own level on top they make it look so easy
Duuuuuuuuuuuude, there are handy tricks and then there's absolute genius, this is an amazing idea.
He ain't playing wit it, he ain't playing wit it 😊
The last second got me👏👍
That jig is genius.
String line is better because the 2x6 has a bow in the middle that will give a wavy look when you look from far at the top of the pickets. But for the most part this method will work if you’re not OCD
Make it look so easy! Awesome work💪🏽
Ever watch the Amish build a 40 by 80 tobacco drying barn. First morning they were starting framing. It was under roof 10 hours later. By the end of the second day it was done. I had a small crew of 2 to 3 build my 30×30 two story garage workshop in 3 days.
I love that working wiith wood is 60% building jigs
I thought we was all about to get Rick rolled 😂
This is actually more work then just using an string , he has to pull that heavy “jig” throughout his entire line, once I set my string, I never touch it again, only ones truly impressed by this aren’t fencers😂
With most projects make your "jig" first. Saves tons of time while making work easier.
Saved this clip for inspiration and replication in the spring! Thanks for posting.
I've been building fences for 150 years now, and this is the way I would have done it.
I like to place screws it takes longer but it’s uniform and easy to replace if something goes wrong and holds better, but damn that speed