@chazmcknight6708
These boys know their stuff and my favorite part is that they have fun doin it. When you take life too serious it ends up being a lot shorter. Way to go guys. I appreciate the content very much.
@ToddWrenn
I have a lot of freaking tools, and I don’t install fences. But, somehow I feel like I “need” a post driver, 6” nailer AND a STIHL climbing saw. Great video guys!
@koreykilburn5303
That’s a nice looking corral rail fence. I wish it was that easy in the west but we have to auger holes to set the posts. You’d never get them to drive into the ground here unless it was after winter rains and before the ground starts drying out. In summer months you’d be hard pressed to get steel t-posts to drive.
@rlgroshans
Yes, these guys do awesome work. Just goes to show.....having the right tools and the proper knowledge makes the job look easy.
@Teefs
You make this look a lot easier than it is. My husband installed this same fence around our horse pasture here in KY(we hired out the post driving, and he did the rest himself). Yours looks great!
@GPOutdoors
The fence looks sharp out there Hax! Changes the whole look of the entrance to your home. Nice job and I think a great choice of fencing. Thanks for taking us along!
@crankymammal9999
I have built a couple of fences…..and let me tell you, after watching this video, I did it wrong!!! Great video guys.
@WoodFenceExpert
Impressive! Clean lines, staggered planks, vertical face trim planks, deep posts, ample fasteners, great job. Really nice, clean lines, parallel with overall grade. Perfect, even post spacing, viable production techniques allowing high quality and a viable project. Great job.
@232fezz
You guys need a show in Branson. Not only informative, but the quick witted remarks are spot on. Find a time to throw in “that’s what she said!” Stay safe from Mid-Missouri.
@C-M-E
What I gained from this tutorial: To get the perfect fence, use the imperfect family members as posts, drive them into the ground with sufficient force, and some time later you'll have a perfect fence. It's also quicker if you use a custom built machine. 😁👍
@cb5550
I enjoyed your hydroponic video so went through your list eventually choosing this one. I’m a single California woman in a gated community where fences aren’t even allowed but I watched it anyway because it was so entertaining. Plus, I love seeing strong, handsome men doing guy stuff. Good job. 👏🏻
@emrsngs
I love you guys! I've got to put up about 600 ft of fence this spring and not gonna lie...I'm dreading the post-hole-digging.
@jeffselchow5719
As a Couch Contractor, LOL, I must say that fence Looks Great Guys!! Well Done, now if only I had some land that needed a fence, I know who I would call to do the job.
@pierredelecto7069
That's a beautiful fence. When I picture a perfect fence for a property that's what I imagine. Keeps the critters in the yard and yet looks beautiful.
@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL13
You guys made it look easy. Good to see those nails. Screws are terrible for fences. They are brittle and more likely to break. That’s why we still don’t use screws for wood framing. Nails allow for slight movement and expansion and contraction of the wood
@pamelamayfield7496
Very nice , we put up a private fence 10 years ago and still strong.
@Helen-sound
The fence looks fantastic . I love the trick with the measuring tape and staggering the joins . That protech Evo is an amazing piece of equipment . I did notice it was the British flag on it not an English flag . 😉
@iamthemobey
I used to be an equestrian fencer and that is pretty much exactly how we used to do post and rail fencing, just with added treatment to stop the horses from eating it.
@BostonBorn
Take a Hax to that root! 🤣 The Benny Hill kazoo! 😍😂
@trentreece639