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Warehouse Tour and Knot Types Explained

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FUN AND EDUCATIONAL!! HOW FENCING WIRE IS MADE!! YOU'LL ENJOY THIS VLOG!

What happens here

The presenter gives a tour of the warehouse, which is stocked with numerous rolls of finished fencing wire tailored for different animals and purposes. He shows deer fencing, horse fencing, and fencing for sheep and lambs, emphasizing Tornado Wire's ability to produce woven wire for nearly any animal. He then delves into the specifics of three knot types: the Torus knot, characterized by a smooth, twisted wire design that maintains tension in varying temperatures and is safe for animals like horses; the Hinge Joint knot, which is a more commonly used and economical option designed to flex and hinge; and the Titan knot, highlighted as Tornado Wire's signature and strongest knot, ideal for larger animals such as cattle, elk, and bison, ensuring a lifetime of durability.

Goal: In the warehouse, the presenter showcases various types of finished fencing wire, such as deer, horse, and sheep fencing, and explains the unique characteristics and benefits of three distinct knot types: Torus, Hinge Joint, and Titan.

Tools and materials

  • Hinge Joint Knot
  • Rolls of Deer Fencing
  • Rolls of Horse Fencing
  • Rolls of Sheep/Lamb Fencing
  • Titan Knot
  • Torus Knot

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twisted around this is very important there's also a little bend in the wire and if you notice all the way up through here there's a little bend in the wire and that's to help maintain tension on the wire through the heat and the cold so as it gets hotter outside the wire will expand and tend to Sag but with this it draws it up and keeps it nice and tight when it's cold and when it's hot so pretty cool you'll see how this is all made in the factory we're gonna go look at the other two types of knots really quick and this is a horse fence so you have to think about this is small enough the squares are small enough that the horse can't get its hoof caught in it and the knots are smooth so that doesn't scratch the horse and it doesn't harm the animal so it's all very cool very well-thought-out alright we're to another type of wire with a new type of knot and this is called a hinge joint or a hinge knot and this is probably the most commonly seen type of knot on a high tensile wire like this so high tensile woven wire the wire that we're going to get has a very special knot and that's what we'll go to last but let's look at this knot and we'll talk a little bit about it and a little bit about the wire construction before we go and see how it's made so it's kind of hard to see this at first but you'll get a little bit more as we go this is the knot and we'll see how that's tied and basically each one of these pieces of wire come off the same role but each segment is its own individual piece so they're cut into segments and then they're wrapped really tightly and that's so that the fence can flex and hinge and this is the most commonly used and least expensive type of knot to use on the fence now we're gonna go see the special knot that we're gonna have on our fence now you guys are gonna notice a huge difference in this knot right here it's called the Titan knot and the Titan knot is the tornado wire signature knot that's what makes this the best wire in the world and that's why we're here we're here because of this little knot right here in that cool so this fence it's 13 strands of wire 190 centimeters which is around six foot how long six foot three and it's 15 centimeters wide which is about six inches in other words this square this gap that you can see in here and we get a little closer you can see it this is a six-inch fence and this is a deer fence right here too let's get you a little close-up on the wire and then we're gonna go see how all this stuff…

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