Stapling Woven Wire to Posts

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

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What happens here

After the woven wire is tensioned, use a Stockade ST400i fence stapler to attach the wire securely to each wooden post. This stapler uses 9-gauge, 90/10 coated staples (zinc/aluminum coating) that are designed to last over 30 years, outliving most fence wires. The staples feature a divergent tip that spreads inside the wood, creating a stronger hold and preventing them from pulling out easily. The stapler is gas-powered and self-lubricating, ensuring durability and efficiency.

Goal: Securely fasten the woven wire to all fence posts.

Tools and materials

9-gauge — Fastening the wire, designed for 30+ year lifespan
Fuel Cartridge — Powering the gas-actuated stapler
Safety Glasses — Eye protection during stapling
Safety Gloves — Protection while handling staples and operating the tool
Stockade ST400i Fence Stapler Stockade — Securing the woven wire to the posts
Wooden Posts Madison Wood — The fence posts to which the wire is attached

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your first time here. Your 50 millionth time. Hit that like button, guys. We bring you stuff that nobody else is bringing. So, this is wood post. These are tapered wood posts from Madison Wood. We're going to be using staples from StockAde Staples. We're using Farm Fence Solutions. That's where we're getting all of our materials and our wire. Uh farmfenceolutions.com, guys. Super huge supporters of the a fencing industry and super huge

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