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.
I just retired from 40 years of construction. I miss it every day. And then I get up and it's freezing outside. I know get to say Damm it's cold outside. Think I'll make coffee and see what on the news. I do miss building stuff. I have a hobby now. I feel like a kid now sometimes. Just doing my hobby. I build model cars as a kid. Can't afford those anymore. Look them up and see how much they are now. I paid 2.99 for them as a kid. Now 55.00 each and more. Hot Wheels cost a buck. Easy math, right. Y, all come on back now u heard.😮
I'm a retired Air Force aircraft mechanic. An F16 crew chief. I mostly miss the plane itself, and that's just sometimes. The Air Force was already showing signs of going woke by the time I retired, so I was very happy to drive off base for the last time. Boy what a great feeling it was. Stay busy and keep some time and work structure in your life, otherwise the time goes by disturbingly quick. Retirement can wreck havoc on your health, physical and mental, and can kill you quick if you don't structure it well. Keep a reasonable level of social activity as well. A big part of most people's social stimulus comes from interacting with people on the job. When you retire most, if not all of that, will probably go away. It is not uncommon to work at a place for decades and once you retire to find that in short order old work friends no longer give a crap about you. Develop new relationships, hopefully with true friends. Enjoy your retirement! 🖖
I like to space my planks out 1/8 inch for expansion of wood. Its a lot more timely but will keep your boards from warping and pulling away from the frame.
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.
Set two tie post at the same height an tie a string to the top after you put a nail in the top of a picket. If it’s more then 40 ft might have to set more then two tie post. Will definitely speed up your work
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.
My experience with cedar or redwood fencing like that is the bottom of the fence still first start to stain from watering the lawn and rain and then it will begin to rot on the bottom. Best to have a cement base or at least to have a barrier between the ground so no dirt touches the bottom of the fence to help protect from rain drain water.
Cement is a material, a binder, that "goes into" concrete. Uhm, I don't think anyone puts concrete down to define a fence or property line on a residential property. Try some 1-1/2" river rock though, and leave the guessing about means and methods in construction to people who know construction. The woman on Home and Garden TV that you were watching doesn't know what she's talking about 😉
Lol. This is perfect. I did something like this with a 2x4 but the why he has it set up is nice. Just got to make sure the 2x4's he has it sitting on are level across the entire fence line.
You know that one yard in your neighborhood where you never see the guy doing outside chores all day, well you just watched him. Get it done fast so you can watch the game! Two thumbs up for you sir!
The thing I learned at my job about nailing stuff in, be sure to shoot nails in at different/proper angles. You can point 3 nails in towards each other or outwards...doing them straight means a straight hit to the fence would get pushed out much easier. Additionally if the nails are angled down the head of the nail could rust off but the whole nail would have to disintegrate to fall off. Where a straight nail or upward pointed one would allow rot/lost nail head to let the board fall/slide off. Just picture using a slide that went upwards or flat & had a wall at the other end. The goal with a fence is to not come off. Slide down...fence can slide off, flat easier with a good push, upward is impossible without excess effort. I found this to be the case making oversize pallets. The weight of a 4x4 would pull itself out with different tensions on weighted object on pallet. Nail placement/angles are very important.
@@dorothy2646more expensive by far and it’s all about cost. A ring shanked nail straight in will hold a very long time. Outlast the lumber the fence is made from. Some are coated as well now.
While I respect your speed, even when you use ring shank nails, they will pull out. Yes, screws can also let go, but they last longer and you can easily twist them back in. A nail can be hammered in, but they typically don't gold after they are pulled out. I'll use my nail gun to set the boards, and then go back with the screws and secure them better.
That what I gotta do to mine now. years later gonna screw m with fender washers ...6,000 ft.winter weather destroyed dod eared 1 x 6 junk homedepot wood
I’ve always heard that you should use 1/8 inch gap between the boards to allow for expanding due to moisture expansion that happens from hot and cold weather.
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 love it. I'm a fence installer. Now this will only work on a level plane. I always set a tight sting from picket to picket. But I might just make one of these. Nice job.
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!
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.
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 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.
В пандемию из нашего загородного сада украли три пролёта забора.Теперь надо работать,чтоб к новому сезону сделать новый забор по периметру,ТК я восстановила наш богатый сад после нашей тяжелой болезни.Теперь посадила очень много лучших сортов малины,ежевичную поляну и аллею гортензии,посадила два парника редких роз.Я теперь одна боролась с дернинами пырея,я одна в этом саду теперь.
Use 2x6 for your rails because they lay horizontal, rot quicker, and support all the weight of your pickets, they're like $2 more per board, look better, and last twice as long. Look at other fences that fail, it's the rails that rot out first and the pickets pull it down. Also, screw in your pickets..
Yeah #1 tip when building a wooden fence like that is NEVER use nails use deck screws because eventually those nails back out. Deck screws are specifically designed for decks and fences. I understand people use a nail gun to get it done quicker but in the long run the fence planks will eventually pop off. When using deck screws yes it will take longer but in the long run at least the planks won’t pop off and you’ll know they are secure.
@@bobc.6746 Because Iv built fences for many years and iv learned the hard way. Go ahead and build a fence with nails and find out for yourself. It’s not called being arrogant it’s called experience. Something apparently you don’t have.
Рука набита! Работает не первый день с этим инструментом! Ничего особенного, просто мастер работает. Видели бы вы как я в одного переобуваю машину за 18 минут!
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.
Lock the makeshift jig lol been there but we have metal ones as well. I work for Traditions Fence lLC out of Hartselle Alabama. I’ve been doing it for 6yrs now
I like your gauge you made. The one make when I do it is only for one board at a time. I’m going to have to make something similar and try it next time if I can remember
He's leaving the required gap at the bottom. He has the preset leveling jig at the top and if you look at the lawn it's not cut and you can see the grass is above his ankles so that's your 4 inch max gap.
I had a giant backyard in the first house I built and I had four neighbors in my backyard because of the shape of it and it was huge and my one neighbor decided that all the dog crap ,needed to land in my yard Lord God I could have used a fence like that, my wife had me by the collar on my saying don't hit him I said I'm not going to hit anyone we're just going to have our yard cleaned up. In the champions Lutheran Church pastor decided to clean my yard up. We had a pretty good understanding from that moment on
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.
@@luciddream2033not all of us live in Texas
@@Giannis3434 ok???
@@luciddream2033you can see a 3 inch gap on the bottom of the fence 😂
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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I just retired from 40 years of construction. I miss it every day. And then I get up and it's freezing outside.
I know get to say Damm it's cold outside. Think I'll make coffee and see what on the news. I do miss building stuff. I have a hobby now.
I feel like a kid now sometimes. Just doing my hobby. I build model cars as a kid. Can't afford those anymore. Look them up and see how much they are now.
I paid 2.99 for them as a kid.
Now 55.00 each and more.
Hot Wheels cost a buck.
Easy math, right.
Y, all come on back now u heard.😮
You are so lucky to have skills where you can potter about and be creative. Bird boxes, toys, post boxes, the list is endless. Enjoy your retirement x
I'm a retired Air Force aircraft mechanic. An F16 crew chief. I mostly miss the plane itself, and that's just sometimes. The Air Force was already showing signs of going woke by the time I retired, so I was very happy to drive off base for the last time. Boy what a great feeling it was.
Stay busy and keep some time and work structure in your life, otherwise the time goes by disturbingly quick. Retirement can wreck havoc on your health, physical and mental, and can kill you quick if you don't structure it well. Keep a reasonable level of social activity as well. A big part of most people's social stimulus comes from interacting with people on the job. When you retire most, if not all of that, will probably go away. It is not uncommon to work at a place for decades and once you retire to find that in short order old work friends no longer give a crap about you. Develop new relationships, hopefully with true friends.
Enjoy your retirement! 🖖
build a small backyard woodworking shop for retirement! my old man will never be bored
На три вещи смотреть можно вечно.
Как горит Огонь
Течет Вода
И смотреть как работет человек
Особенно если руки растут откуда надо. 🤗
Человек занимается своим делом! Такой мастер плохо никогда не сделает! Профи! Респект!🎉
У хорошего мастера гвозди в одну линию идут, а тут волной.
Вот когда может, так может! Крутая приспособа!
After doing this for almost 8 years, it's nice to see someone else isn't stupid.
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.
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 like to space my planks out 1/8 inch for expansion of wood. Its a lot more timely but will keep your boards from warping and pulling away from the frame.
I’ve always used string line and I’ve been building fence for 8 years. This an awesome jig. Great job
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
I always thought it was so you can spy on the neighbors.
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.
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
между досками забора надо оставлять зазор мин. 0,5 см, так как дерево дышит и меняет свои размеры
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🤷🏼♂️
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.
Nice jig... my only issue is I keep watching this and you don't get anywhere... lol
Point A: Paint it before mounting
Point B: Use stainless steel screws
Ring shank SS coil nails
The wood has to dry out before you can paint it.
Galvanized ring shank nails work just fine.
@@saultpancetta366 After a year at the latest they start to rust,because of the natural acid in the wood
@@Luke2084 gotta use hot dipped, they'll last until the wood rots
@@saultpancetta366 in our climate (Germany) all the galvaniced screws and nails only lasts round about 5 to 7 years
That bump board is genius.
Set two tie post at the same height an tie a string to the top after you put a nail in the top of a picket. If it’s more then 40 ft might have to set more then two tie post. Will definitely speed up your work
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.
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 😂
❤great idea making that jig !!! Well done very smart creation!
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!!!
My experience with cedar or redwood fencing like that is the bottom of the fence still first start to stain from watering the lawn and rain and then it will begin to rot on the bottom. Best to have a cement base or at least to have a barrier between the ground so no dirt touches the bottom of the fence to help protect from rain drain water.
Cement is a material, a binder, that "goes into" concrete. Uhm, I don't think anyone puts concrete down to define a fence or property line on a residential property. Try some 1-1/2" river rock though, and leave the guessing about means and methods in construction to people who know construction. The woman on Home and Garden TV that you were watching doesn't know what she's talking about 😉
Yup that's why they frame houses on top of cement and treated
Yep grass board.
Miss this, clean work. ! Great job
Вот это мастер, 5 минут прошло и забор стоит и не к чему придраться👍
Только гвозди сикось накось нахеррачил . Называется поспешил - людей насмешил
Да ну на фиг, так работать не интересно.
А зазор оставлять не надо, вроде дерево иногда расширяется, под действием влаги, ну, это так мелочи
Aye I’m willing to bet Man done that least once in his life! Like that jig rig on top 👊🏽 experience makes all the difference in anything you do
Smart. Men like watching other men work smart! Inspiring! ❤❤❤
Lol. This is perfect. I did something like this with a 2x4 but the why he has it set up is nice. Just got to make sure the 2x4's he has it sitting on are level across the entire fence line.
My Dad's a farmer...and like you he's outstanding in his field.
good son. good field
A skilled craftsman, I never saw anyone put a fence up like that!
Notice the siding under his boards... I'd think he's actually residing a building, not fencing.
You know that one yard in your neighborhood where you never see the guy doing outside chores all day, well you just watched him. Get it done fast so you can watch the game! Two thumbs up for you sir!
The thing I learned at my job about nailing stuff in, be sure to shoot nails in at different/proper angles.
You can point 3 nails in towards each other or outwards...doing them straight means a straight hit to the fence would get pushed out much easier.
Additionally if the nails are angled down the head of the nail could rust off but the whole nail would have to disintegrate to fall off. Where a straight nail or upward pointed one would allow rot/lost nail head to let the board fall/slide off.
Just picture using a slide that went upwards or flat & had a wall at the other end. The goal with a fence is to not come off. Slide down...fence can slide off, flat easier with a good push, upward is impossible without excess effort.
I found this to be the case making oversize pallets. The weight of a 4x4 would pull itself out with different tensions on weighted object on pallet. Nail placement/angles are very important.
Could be using staples. It's 50/50 either staples or ring shanks for most commonly used in Brad nailer
But, wouldn't screws be much better in the long run??
@@dorothy2646more expensive by far and it’s all about cost. A ring shanked nail straight in will hold a very long time. Outlast the lumber the fence is made from. Some are coated as well now.
Nails not gone last then long screws started heads much better
Хорошее приспособление!!!
nice! I was thinking the other day how I was going to keep the wood aligned. AI already knows my thoughts.
And I thought I was smart by using a leveling line! WOW, I'm impressed with the speed and efficiency!
С хорошим инструментом любая работа в удовольствие
He put the fence up like it’s no one’s biz!!!😂❤
While I respect your speed, even when you use ring shank nails, they will pull out. Yes, screws can also let go, but they last longer and you can easily twist them back in. A nail can be hammered in, but they typically don't gold after they are pulled out.
I'll use my nail gun to set the boards, and then go back with the screws and secure them better.
That what I gotta do to mine now. years later gonna screw m with fender washers ...6,000 ft.winter weather destroyed dod eared 1 x 6 junk homedepot wood
I use screws only.
I’ve always heard that you should use 1/8 inch gap between the boards to allow for expanding due to moisture expansion that happens from hot and cold weather.
But he's shooting the nails at a downward angle.
This is simply brilliant. Making a jig to make life easy. Perfection ❤
Nice work man 🎉❤
Now take notes guys. This is how you be efficient as hell. Great work! 👍
Wow definitely made that look easy !! Nice.
This man knows his work....❤
Прикольно хорошая идея 👍👍👍 не надо верёвку натягивать 😀
(Deep Voice)..You Are Now Watching A Master At Work.
He just beasted half the fence in like 8sec.
I don't know for sure, but it looks like you've done this once or twice. Looks to me like a very well done job.
This video is going to make a whole bunch of Weekend Warriors spend a whole lot of money thinking they can be this fast😂😅😂🤣 pendejos😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Somonnnn hehehheje
This isn’t rocket science
What good is a fucking fence if it doesn't go to the ground 😂
@@contraband1543 What good is it rotted out? Do you think your neighbors are going to be peeking under it?
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 love it. I'm a fence installer. Now this will only work on a level plane. I always set a tight sting from picket to picket. But I might just make one of these. Nice job.
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.
Very tranquil watching him do.that 😊
Love it!!! Going to implement that jig!!! Thanks for sharing!
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.
Щелей не оставил и снизу расстояния от земли, а то мышкам негде пройти и доски будут подгнивать. ❤ красиво работает чел !
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?
he got his system down to every move ...nice work!
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
This. This is what working smarter not harder looks like 👍🏼
HANDS DOWN THE SIMPLEST YET SMARTEST THING IVE SEEN ON UA-cam IN A WHILE…. KUDOS BUDDY
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.
В пандемию из нашего загородного сада украли три пролёта забора.Теперь надо работать,чтоб к новому сезону сделать новый забор по периметру,ТК я восстановила наш богатый сад после нашей тяжелой болезни.Теперь посадила очень много лучших сортов малины,ежевичную поляну и аллею гортензии,посадила два парника редких роз.Я теперь одна боролась с дернинами пырея,я одна в этом саду теперь.
Напишите мне. Не нужно быть одной
The bump board he's using is Genius. Easy and convenient!!!🎉
Use 2x6 for your rails because they lay horizontal, rot quicker, and support all the weight of your pickets, they're like $2 more per board, look better, and last twice as long. Look at other fences that fail, it's the rails that rot out first and the pickets pull it down. Also, screw in your pickets..
Very smart and efficient. Nice job
This guy iz a pro. He makes it look eazy. Awesome skillz!
These comments show how much most people don't know about building fences.
Any tips you can share?
Yeah #1 tip when building a wooden fence like that is NEVER use nails use deck screws because eventually those nails back out. Deck screws are specifically designed for decks and fences. I understand people use a nail gun to get it done quicker but in the long run the fence planks will eventually pop off. When using deck screws yes it will take longer but in the long run at least the planks won’t pop off and you’ll know they are secure.
Why? Because your don't agree with them? A little arrogant of you, don't you think? 🤣
@@bobc.6746 Because Iv built fences for many years and iv learned the hard way. Go ahead and build a fence with nails and find out for yourself. It’s not called being arrogant it’s called experience. Something apparently you don’t have.
@@pulloutking6468 Sorry. My comment was directed at the initial comment.
That's a fantastic method.
You win today. That jog is genius level
Какая красота. Работает - как будто играет.
That board on top thing (I don’t know the name of it) is actually a pretty clever idea
Damn! He knows what to do a job woods on the wall… I love it his idea ❤❤❤ 👍🏼 👍🏼
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 👍
Ой, СПАСИБО‼️Теперь сама сделаю, без хапуг-за работу берут больше, чем доски стоят‼️
I'm going out on a limb and saying he's done this more than 4 times.
Jigs are EVERYTHING!
Nicely Done. ❤ No spaces. Real Privacy, I wonder where mine is? 😂❤
Now this bloke knows his stuff. Obviously he's done this toooo many times before!
Great hack tho 👍
very smart thumbs up bro
Watching Pros work is a beautiful thing!
I'm from Baltimore Maryland they used to work at a place called freedom fence and deck that bump board would have been very helpful sometimes
solid fences are great when you don't have 50 to 75 mph or 80 to 120 kmh winds every winter
Рука набита! Работает не первый день с этим инструментом! Ничего особенного, просто мастер работает. Видели бы вы как я в одного переобуваю машину за 18 минут!
I need this man to come to my house yard
The dude's a pro.
working smarter not harder.
Gottaloveit!!!!
All exterior wood will shrink and expand, unless you live on Mars, love the jig! Gonna Incorp
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
Lock the makeshift jig lol been there but we have metal ones as well. I work for Traditions Fence lLC out of Hartselle Alabama. I’ve been doing it for 6yrs now
Я думал какой молодец, козырек с верху придумал чтоб забор не гнил, а это просто кондуктор. )
Smart and simple.
This is so comforting
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
Wow he makes it's look so easy 😍
I like your gauge you made. The one make when I do it is only for one board at a time. I’m going to have to make something similar and try it next time if I can remember
It's God damn Jason board...
awesome comment.
Just rebuilt a fence and used this method . Great time saver.
You should always take at least 3 to 4 inches underneath where you’re putting the boards and put like a gravel and leave a gap
He's leaving the required gap at the bottom. He has the preset leveling jig at the top and if you look at the lawn it's not cut and you can see the grass is above his ankles so that's your 4 inch max gap.
I save broken flagstone and place the pieces under the fence so grass doesn't grow there.
@@rupe53 That's a great idea my friend.
@@rupe53you can throw some shingles on the ground under it also, does same thing.
@@greazymcgeezy that will work for a few years, but they will eventually rot, and the weeds will grow.
I had a giant backyard in the first house I built and I had four neighbors in my backyard because of the shape of it and it was huge and my one neighbor decided that all the dog crap ,needed to land in my yard Lord God I could have used a fence like that, my wife had me by the collar on my saying don't hit him I said I'm not going to hit anyone we're just going to have our yard cleaned up. In the champions Lutheran Church pastor decided to clean my yard up. We had a pretty good understanding from that moment on
Ah the experts, always good for a nauseating experience