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Constructing Fence Braces

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Building an interesting fence on the farm today. Wood post, woven wire and electric!

What happens here

After driving the main fence posts, construct braces (specifically 'rantz braces' as shown) where needed, typically at ends and corners, to provide structural support against the tension of the wire. This involves notching the vertical posts using a Milwaukee oscillating multi-tool to create a snug fit for horizontal brace pieces, ensuring maximum stability.

Goal: Add structural integrity to the fence against wire tension.

Tools and materials

  • Horizontal Brace Members — Horizontal components of the brace
  • Shovel — Digging small depressions for brace placement
  • Wooden Posts Madison Wood — Vertical components of the brace

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pounding post in which makes life super easy. There's no digging, there's no tamping, there's no concrete, and these posts sink right down in the ground and hold super strong. And we'll show you guys that. We're also going to show you some new bracing techniques that are pretty cool. New to you, maybe not so new to the fencing industry. And we're going to have fun. These posts, they're from Madison Wood and they are a tapered What size post are they? Uh these are a 5 to 6 in 8T tapered on the line post and then the uh the strainers are a 6 to 7 10T is what they

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