Thank you so much for your video! You explained it so well it was easy for me to understand. I want to do so many renovations to my house, but my husband works a lot so I’m taking up on learning how to do all that. In other videos they talk so fast and and it’s so confusing. You are also well articulated and I like how you describe every single step loud and clear while naming the tools. So thank you again! 🙏🏼
Thanks for going straight In to the project. Got tired of looking for a diy vids. came across lots where there is a whole lot of talking and "joke telling" not a whole lot of project!
I used the basis of this video and was able to throw a fence up that looks really nice, working in the rain, in about 3 hours. Used the same brackets, wasn't quite as meticulous as you were, but I measured for the brackets and all the wood. For the panels I eye balled it and it still turned out well. Didn't stain though, might go back and stain at a later date, but for now it will serve it's purpose.
Nice using hangers for the stringers - a lot easier than toe nailing. Gates should always (unless using corner brackets) have diagonal brace(s) attached to frame boards to prevent sagging / keep gate square. Like an "N" shape. MAKE SURE THE BRACE BOARD(s) GO UP FROM THE HINGED SIDE, the other way is useless / free end will still sag. I replaced a gate that a lady had for years - it always hit ground & had to be lifted to open at all - the builder had put the brace in backwards. She got the labor free.
Nice job on the fence, I'm going to go redo my drooping gates. I've used a 'Stanley' cable turnbuckle systems on my deck gates. But they need adjustments and the corner brackets pull away as the wood ages. Btw you do a great job on your videos. They are very informative and the specific tool use and your emphasis on safety is great. I started watching your dishwasher repair and learned alot and that brought me to your fence video. Excellent job!
Good video. few things of note secure the gate when screwing in the boards put down drop sheet or cardboard when painting use chalk line or string to get a perfect level line for the screws my 2cents thx
As a professional painter, I would like to add that it would of made a lot more sense to paint all the 1 coat before installed. Much more faster and easier. Also, which is more important... you never paint/ stain a fence that has brand new wood right away. Pressure treated has chemicals inside that need to be released to avoid peeling in the future. Cedar wood yo can do sooner then pressure treated. Besides that.. great video!
Always paint or stain your wood at least one coat before assembly.....otherwise your timber is not fully covered. You have bare areas hiding behind the rails
For a book with plans that's completely free, Woody Hyezmar's Bible isn't bad at all…, this project reminded me of his book somehow, search for it on the web!
I've tried regular gate hinges and even door hinges but I got a sagging gate after just a few months. Gates I've used this type of hinge on I haven't had any sagging yet.
Thank you. This answered a lot Of questions. I intent to a same fence structure for a pet dog. But I never done this before and have trouble finding a solution for digging a hole in a concrete pavement for the fence posts... :-( Any advice
I need to section off a yard for the dogs as well I need about 20-25 feet total with a gate no taller then 4 feet and it's going into dirt What would you expect the cost to be? Just a ballpark number I don't know if it's worth doing it myself since getting all the fencing is proving difficult through Home Depot etc. thanks anyone in advance for your help!
Just should have painted the old one white instead of wasting all that time to make a POS fence that will look the same shit by the time you read this. Duh
When I saw the cargo shorts 🩳 I knew this was going to be a professional install from a pro 👍🏼
iScaper, Thank You very much for sharing this video. No guessing or reinventing the wheel, and it looks great!
Thanks Cheryl.
Thank you so much for your video! You explained it so well it was easy for me to understand. I want to do so many renovations to my house, but my husband works a lot so I’m taking up on learning how to do all that. In other videos they talk so fast and and it’s so confusing. You are also well articulated and I like how you describe every single step loud and clear while naming the tools. So thank you again! 🙏🏼
Yes good job explaining a simple gate install..also pre painting fence is a must ,not just sides top and bottom too
This video was just what I needed to scurry up the nerve to fix an old fence. Great video my friend!!
monikita777
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback.
Very kind, thanks for the feedback on my videos. This is the first gate bracket I've used that didn't sag after one year.
Obviously a man of patience.
One thumb up from me.
Thanks for going straight In to the project. Got tired of looking for a diy vids. came across lots where there is a whole lot of talking and "joke telling" not a whole lot of project!
I used the basis of this video and was able to throw a fence up that looks really nice, working in the rain, in about 3 hours. Used the same brackets, wasn't quite as meticulous as you were, but I measured for the brackets and all the wood. For the panels I eye balled it and it still turned out well. Didn't stain though, might go back and stain at a later date, but for now it will serve it's purpose.
Jaron Davis
Thanks Jaron for the comments.
Nice using hangers for the stringers - a lot easier than toe nailing.
Gates should always (unless using corner brackets) have diagonal brace(s) attached to frame boards to prevent sagging / keep gate square. Like an "N" shape. MAKE SURE THE BRACE BOARD(s) GO UP FROM THE HINGED SIDE, the other way is useless / free end will still sag. I replaced a gate that a lady had for years - it always hit ground & had to be lifted to open at all - the builder had put the brace in backwards. She got the labor free.
Thanks for the tip! I just installed a brace backwards! D'oh! No wonder the gate is all wonky.
That's a good looking fence.
Nice job on the fence, I'm going to go redo my drooping gates. I've used a 'Stanley' cable turnbuckle systems on my deck gates. But they need adjustments and the corner brackets pull away as the wood ages. Btw you do a great job on your videos. They are very informative and the specific tool use and your emphasis on safety is great. I started watching your dishwasher repair and learned alot and that brought me to your fence video. Excellent job!
Looks great! Thanks for the video. I hadn't seen rail brackets being used before, and like the idea of using the supports for the gate.
You show how to do this very well. Nice video, I think I can do this now. Thank you.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video!!
thank you sir for the lesson, i need to build a big ol fence, your advise is very helpful great video..
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Thanks for watching.
Hello from Perú!! Good work, I like it. thanks for share!!!
Thanks for the comment and good luck.
Good video.
few things of note
secure the gate when screwing in the boards
put down drop sheet or cardboard when painting
use chalk line or string to get a perfect level line for the screws
my 2cents
thx
Very nice ,thank you for the video
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Thanks Raul.
Thanks for commenting.
Thanks for the comment.
Thanks Jordan for the feedback.
As a professional painter, I would like to add that it would of made a lot more sense to paint all the 1 coat before installed. Much more faster and easier. Also, which is more important... you never paint/ stain a fence that has brand new wood right away. Pressure treated has chemicals inside that need to be released to avoid peeling in the future. Cedar wood yo can do sooner then pressure treated. Besides that.. great video!
clint fanter
Good tips, thanks for posting.
Always paint or stain your wood at least one coat before assembly.....otherwise your timber is not fully covered. You have bare areas hiding behind the rails
Very Nice job!
Thanks for the comment.
Needs some care, but worth it for sure!
very nice job
Thanks for the feedback.
Good tips, thanks.
They make brackets that can be attached to concrete with concrete anchors. Then the bracket holds the post in place.
Good job!!! looks nice
If you want to make your own woodworking yourself just look for stodoys website. There is all you need to make it :)
Nice. Thanks for uploading
For a book with plans that's completely free, Woody Hyezmar's Bible isn't bad at all…, this project reminded me of his book somehow, search for it on the web!
Thanks.
Good job, I bet you didn't make as many mistakes as I did here in this video,...Wood Fence Mistakes One Two & Three
Thanks and good luck. When you're done come back and leave a comment on how it went.
Excellent !!!!! thanks
Thanks Gustavo for the feedback.
I have never seen a gas meter hung like that before. Might want to give your gas company a call.
I've tried regular gate hinges and even door hinges but I got a sagging gate after just a few months. Gates I've used this type of hinge on I haven't had any sagging yet.
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Or if you have all the time in the world, use wood putty to fill in the screw holes. Like the commercial says, "GET A WAGNER" lol.
nice job......
+Mark Webber
Thanks Mark.
Thanks John. The gas company installs their own meters. Looks like someone was having a bad day when installing this meter.
Got tired of sagging gates. So far so good on this one, no sagging yet.
I gave a thumbs up but I think the old fence just needed paint. It was ok.
Thank you. This answered a lot Of questions. I intent to a same fence structure for a pet dog.
But I never done this before and have trouble finding a solution for digging a hole in a concrete pavement for the fence posts... :-(
Any advice
Cool !
not bad at all
11:14 for sagging gate part
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White deck/fence stain I got at Kwal Howells.
I need to section off a yard for the dogs as well I need about 20-25 feet total with a gate no taller then 4 feet and it's going into dirt
What would you expect the cost to be? Just a ballpark number I don't know if it's worth doing it myself since getting all the fencing is proving difficult through Home Depot etc.
thanks anyone in advance for your help!
He kerry verry nice job but who put that gas meater in it looks like the 3 stoges did it i know u did not becus if u did it would b pirfect
Good can you show the dogs
Woodglut is a solid company with solid woodworking plans.
I'm age 24 and I'm watching these all , I'm very smart now today , if i know how , i want to teach my wanna be bf , of how to do the fence .
It does look goofy. I'm pretty sure the gas company installs all their own meters.
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I think you can do it yourself, just watch and learn from Woodglut.
never mind the fence who the hell put that crooked gas meter in?
Well yeah, the gate would sag, because you never braced it.
Kevin Challinor lol they always blame the gate for sagging and not their lack of experience
I did it myself. I used Woodglut woodworking plans for this.
from where did you get the metal braket please?
mario camilleri
I got the bracket at Home Depot.
I liked it,I use u channel steel then I cut my self it cost much less.try it :)
I have to words for you.” You’re fire “ to slow.. lol
lol y would anyone use a screw driver to remove over 60 screws that's about 3inches that person would literally have to be insane
Sometimes its the insane people who show the rest of us the best way to get something done.
I think you need to take some time and go to woodprix website to learn how to make it.
I*M NOT gay but i love u...hehehe..litle joke...great video again ;) ;)
If you want, you can always learn how to make it yourself from woodprix woodworking plans.
Just should have painted the old one white instead of wasting all that time to make a POS fence that will look the same shit by the time you read this. Duh
I am sure that you will find good way to make it on woodprix Webpage.
I can make it myself. Just got instructions from woodprix website and I'm ready for do it :D
I bought instruction from woodprix and I build it very very cheap.