Attaching and Securing Woven Wire Fencing
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What happens here
Once posts are in place, the next step involves attaching woven wire fencing. Workers demonstrate securing the wire to the posts using various techniques. This includes using a wire winder to unroll and position the woven wire along the fence line. Short lengths of wire, often called 'clips,' are wrapped around the woven wire and then hammered into the wooden posts using fencing staples and a hammer. For extra security, some workers also use an awl to create pilot holes before driving staples, preventing the wood from splitting and ensuring a tighter hold.
Goal: Securely fasten woven wire to wooden fence posts.
Tools and materials
- Awl — Creating pilot holes in wooden posts for staples
- Fencing Staples — Securing the wire to the wooden posts
- Hammer — Driving fencing staples into posts
- Wire Winder — Dispensing and managing rolls of fencing wire
- Woven Wire Fencing Tornado Wire — Creating the barrier of the fence