Been building fences for about 5 years, about 2 months ago I went out on my own and I've learned alot of tips and tricks from y'all. My dad always told me even if your way works good there's always a better way. Love your videos
Good job Joe. But you forgot your post hole diggers and one major tool...The B'root Bar root cutting tool. I'm a fence contractor in south Florida and we run into a lot of large roots when setting post. And you know certain post have got to go where they have to go. This is our go to tool. I found one years ago and now finally see them selling on Amazon and ebay. Check that thing out.
I would like to see what you guys have on your trucks. I'm a fence Junkie myself. Been in the industry since 1985 and I'm always looking for the next best thing.
I never leave home without my cordless grinder or an oscillating saw. BTW, Im suprirsed you don't use Rigid Tools, being orange and all. Love your videos Joe!
@@JoeEverest Thank you sir... Any recommendations on a cordless nail gun. I'm currently using both the Porter Cable and Riobi for my staplers and 18 guage finish nailers and have been extremely happy with both of them. I'm looking at the Milwaukee M18
I literally had my most recent client ask me this question during the estimate meeting: "So are you guys going to use a level?" I honestly was speechless and paused for a moment before saying "yes sir we use levels". He then proceeded to say "oh good, I didn't use one when I built this and I had posts going all sorts of ways and the wife wasn't happy XD" *face palm emoji*
Mmmhmmm after 18 yrs and doing multiple types of fence I am not saying u don’t need all these tools but I don’t know that I would put them in the top 5 unless in conjunction with a socket adapter and set for the drill but a socket set to me is more important then the drill and I would put a hammer over measuring wheel this is coming from a installers view not a salesman/owner
Been building fences for about 5 years, about 2 months ago I went out on my own and I've learned alot of tips and tricks from y'all. My dad always told me even if your way works good there's always a better way. Love your videos
Love the ending...
Joe Everest you are the greatest guy in fences I’ve ever met. I love what you are doing brother!!!
Good job Joe. But you forgot your post hole diggers and one major tool...The B'root Bar root cutting tool. I'm a fence contractor in south Florida and we run into a lot of large roots when setting post. And you know certain post have got to go where they have to go. This is our go to tool. I found one years ago and now finally see them selling on Amazon and ebay. Check that thing out.
I would like to see what you guys have on your trucks. I'm a fence Junkie myself. Been in the industry since 1985 and I'm always looking for the next best thing.
Dude I build fences as well and I have some tools I think you would absolutely love the things I cant go without on a day to day basis
Id like to see a video on how you guys use string to map out, and grade the stringers for hilly conditions! Love this channel!
Thanks Joe
Awesome Chanel
I never leave home without my cordless grinder or an oscillating saw. BTW, Im suprirsed you don't use Rigid Tools, being orange and all. Love your videos Joe!
Love it!
Hammer?
Dont forget a auger
You forgot diggers or augers, rock bar and the most important a truck 😁 jk, and thanks for your help
What brand of cement mixers and augers do you use?
Why not buy a chalk line and don't put the chalk in it for quick and easy deployment and retraction of string?
I find a tie wire reel works alright
What happens when you need a level and you have string wrapped all around it?
Question... Ring shank nails vs Staples? What's the best cordless nail gun for fencing?
@@JoeEverest Thank you sir... Any recommendations on a cordless nail gun. I'm currently using both the Porter Cable and Riobi for my staplers and 18 guage finish nailers and have been extremely happy with both of them. I'm looking at the Milwaukee M18
I need a truck I wanna start building
I literally had my most recent client ask me this question during the estimate meeting: "So are you guys going to use a level?" I honestly was speechless and paused for a moment before saying "yes sir we use levels". He then proceeded to say "oh good, I didn't use one when I built this and I had posts going all sorts of ways and the wife wasn't happy XD" *face palm emoji*
@@JoeEverest just when you think you've heard it all 😂😂! Love your videos man you've helped me out with my business alot!
Mmmhmmm after 18 yrs and doing multiple types of fence I am not saying u don’t need all these tools but I don’t know that I would put them in the top 5 unless in conjunction with a socket adapter and set for the drill but a socket set to me is more important then the drill and I would put a hammer over measuring wheel this is coming from a installers view not a salesman/owner