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FENCE POST sa POSTHOLE DIGGING xx FENCE xx POST (SUPPORT) How to set wooden fence posts with either earth and gravel fill or concrete fill. Tip: Removable sleeve is used when squaring-off the top of square fence posts. Jig to accurately cut the top off square fence posts using a portable circular saw. Fence post repair. How to remove and replace an out-of-plumb post in a wooden fence. Tips to make wooden fence posts last longer. Fencing rockland with a "rock jack" style of fence post. How to set a post using dry cement mix. Make your own post driver. Drivers for electric-fence posts, lightweight posts and heavy posts are shown. An easy way to install fence posts. How to use a galvanized metal post support for 4x4 posts. Tip: Make a container for treating 4x4 fence posts by soldering 2# coffee cans end-to-end. Improved method of installing fence posts to prevent rotting. Also, improved method of suspending picket fence from posts allows each section to be easily removed for painting, landscaping, etc. Build this lever-and-clamp device to remove fence posts, saplings, and small stumps. PVC plumbing pipe filled with concrete provides a rot-free alternative to pressure-treated fence and patio posts. Tip on protecting fence or deck support posts from your lawnmower or string trimmer. Make a jig to cut pointed fence post tops quickly and accurately with a circular saw. Cedar, redwood and pressure-treated pine compared for fence posts. Tip on using a "Workmate" workbench to hold a fence post upright while backfilling the post hole. Tip shows how to pull fence posts without a fancy jack. How to make cedar fence posts last longer. Five tips on preparation and installation. Tip shows how to bevel fence-post cement footings to discourage rot. How to make concrete "splints" which are used to repair fence posts that have rotted off at ground level. Use a dovetail router bit to shape a drip edge on the base of wooden posts. Post cutoff jig is used to level the tops of fence posts, deck posts, etc. Making decorative post caps for decks and fence posts. Technique for levering an old fence post out of a posthole. Tip on removing a broken fence post (when the break is at or below ground level) using an automotive bumper jack. How to construct a stone gatepost. New life for an old fence concentrates on reinforcing, rather than replacing, a rotted fence post. Three footings for fence posts. Included in a buyer's guide to ready-to-install fence systems. A better way of setting posts in concrete. How to use dry concrete mix that is wet down after the post is positioned. Basic carpentry. Part 9. Fence posts and fences. How to install the posts and construct various styles of wooden fence. Tip: How to reinforce wooden fence posts which have loosened or begun to rot at ground level. How to set fence posts with a new polyurethane foam mixture called Post-Hold. How to mold your own reinforced concrete fence posts. The four lives of the locust post. (1) Framing a compost bin, which peels the bark from the logs, (2) Fence posts, (3) Compost from rotted portion of posts, and (4) Firewood. Fencepost puller is made from black pipe, steel plate, and assorted nuts and bolts. Est. cost: $8. How to set a fence post so it won't lean. Tip on setting a fence post using dry concrete mix. Tip: Sturdy above ground fence posts are made by welding metal fence posts to old tire rims, and filling the rims with rock. How to cast your own concrete posts for use as fence posts, mailbox posts, grape trellises, etc. Use an automobile jack to pull a fence post out of the ground. Tip: How to dislodge a fence post using a concrete block as a fulcrum and a needle bar as a lever. Tip: Drive a thin-walled steel fencepost into the ground without "mushrooming" the top by using this dowel and block insert for the top. Tip: Pull fence posts out of the ground with a length of chain and a wheel rim. Tip: Use a galvanized pipe driven into the ground to support wooden fence posts weakened by below-ground rotting. Three methods for pulling a fence post out of the ground. Tip: Repair a rotted wooden fence post with a steel fence post. Posts in concrete blocks hold temporary fence. Tip: Use an auto jack and a pipe wrench to remove iron posts from the ground. Tip on cutting uniform angled tops on fence posts. Technique for cutting a pointed cap for 4"x4" post using a miter saw. How to mend fence posts that have rotted at ground level. How to measure and set fence posts properly in order to assure a strong fence. Tip: Add a sheet metal "ferrule" to the top of cedar fence posts to protect them during installation and to improve the appearance. Technique for setting a fence post in ready-to-use concrete mix. Tip on using a large handscrew clamp as a jig when cutting off wooden fence posts with a circular saw. | |||||||||
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