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Layout and Mark Remaining Post Holes

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After setting the corner posts, use a tape measure to determine the spacing for the intermediate posts. A handy trick is to use a fence picket as a physical spacer. Lay the picket down, butt it against the set post, and then add an extra half-inch to its length to create the ideal spacing. Mark this point on the ground with spray paint. Repeat this process for all intermediate post locations along your fence line.

Goal: Accurately mark the locations for all intermediate fence posts.

Tools and materials

  • Fence Picket — Acting as a physical guide for consistent post spacing
  • Marking Stick — Indicating the added half-inch for spacing
  • Tape Measure — Measuring distances between posts
  • Spray Paint — Marking post hole locations on the ground

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