1.7M VIEWS 6ft dog ear cedar fence

[@thoubias]

If you wonder why they threw aome of the planks onto the other side of the fence: When you cut logs to planks, one side of the plank has been closer to the center of the log. When building a surface out of wood, you should not mix the orientation of planks. Preferably the side of the plank from closer to the center of the log should go "against the weather". So the planks they threw to the other side were in wrong orientation and thus were supposed to go to the other side of the wall. Disclaimer: This is a joke, probably those planks were just of inferior quality or something. But you should still mind the grain of the wood when building stuff.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

They were actually left side boards and we were on the right side of the yard. I’m not sure how they got into that bundle. It was clearly marked right side. 😂😂 They sent us a bundle marked top at the bottom one time. That was a long day.

[@randysmith9636]

@@Justalittleoutoftown I will respond as soon as I pick My tail up off the floor from laughing.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@randysmith9636 Thanks for watching. Have a great day😀

[@dtoora]

Shit bro I believed u

[@justinbewley179]

I'm just glad there is a dog ear End because I wouldn't know the top from the bottom.

[@videogames2297]

When he moved that jig I was like dam that's sweet

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks for watching.

[@lennvilledobbins5108]

Yes, I'd like to get a good look at the jig.

[@lizzard7473]

Looks like that grade is sagging. Too bad it's only as flat as the top runner.😂

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@lizzard7473 🤔

[@Back_door_bandit_98]

@@lizzard7473why don’t you go and build the fence for them since you can see everything from a 1 minute clip with a 6x8 crop on the frame 😮

[@Sublime_1]

Omg. I spent soo much time getting tops straight when i built my dads fence. Have to biild another several hundred ft of it tho, so, this will be handy. Thank you sir. I appreciate your experience.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Happy to help. Thanks for the comment and for watching

[@deadeyedog3663]

Love the top jig. Much quicker than chasing a string line.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Yes it is. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@zacharyschneider437]

No its not. I can picket on a line alone faster than yall together

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@zacharyschneider437 🤔 thanks for watching

[@zacharyschneider437]

👍

[@deadeyedog3663]

@@zacharyschneider437 uh....No. I have been building fences and gates for too many years to have a noob come think you can fence faster than me WITH another guy.... you wrong this time.

[@ThePhreakyPyro]

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. The jig, the nail pattern ensuring accuracy, the efficiency.. just so many small things screams "This dude knows whats up!" I absolutely love all of this. For those who do not understand everything or even realize what you are seeing and why I will try to point out some small yet amazing things that make this awesome. First thing is how the first 2 nails shot are on 2 different boards. This creates a constant rhythm for the nail gun worker. The first nail goes in the top left of the newest board. The second nail is the 6th and final nail in the previous board. Shooting a single nail in the newest board is so useful because it not only supports the newest board to maintain the height it also allows for that board to pivet on that single nail to ensure the bottom is properly pulled over next to the previous board before putting a second nail in that board which finalizes its position. This is briefly shown once near the end of the short, and that is the fact that the jig (old board at the top) is not secured to the fence in any way allowing it to slide across the top of the fence. This can be accomplished in a few different ways, all of which work the same. The main benefit is a constant hard surface guide that doesnt flex like a string would ensuring a clean crisp top line. This also means the fence will not have unnecessary holes in the face of the fence etc. Finally the tossing the bad boards on the opposite side of the fence simply shows he did not hand pick his wood at the lumber store leaving only shit wood behind he planned and accounted for a % of the fence boards to be a waste meaning he could toss the less than desirable board carelessly instead of trying to use them and install a lower quality fence that will look terrible a lot sooner than it should. All in all a couple things could have been added to the process as additional quality measures however this installation is already extremely efficient, with really good quality control. Absolute approval!!

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@grantmcinnes1176]

Thank you for explaining the nail pattern. Was confused, but that makes perfect sense. Smart.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@grantmcinnes1176 thanks

[@joshhill9053]

The top jig is about the coolest thing I've seen in this video honestly

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks for watching

[@frenchbulldawg]

Way too close for the wind

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@frenchbulldawg they will shrink😁

[@kcrichton7485]

The luxury of building a fence on perfectly even ground 😮

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

It doesn’t happen often but it’s nice when it does.

[@dadc14]

One thing i learned 25 years ago is using screws over nails is going to make your fence last twice as long. Guaranteed.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks for watching

[@robertfandel9442]

SS ring nails do pretty good

[@pamsmith9541]

Lol Ever heard of stainless ring shanked siding nails??

[@ricktbdgc]

I built a fence with brad nails like this, the boards pop off so easy but I doubled back and put screws

[@conneroreilly2115]

That jig has seen a Lotta fences! It will be a sad day when its retired lol

[@blakeoberbroeckling6306]

But it gives way to bring in a new jig. To test the standing awesomeness of the old one. A truely exciting yet terrifying time to remember the flame, not worship the ashes.

[@AndrossUT]

Switch it out for aluminum

[@whitechris720]

I love that they solved a problem and built an efficient solution out of materials they had on hand. True craftsman!

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.

[@mb9662]

They’ve taken a one man job and “reduced” it to two.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@mb9662 as efficient as government employees🤣🤣Thanks for watching

[@jonwarren7108]

A good parter at work is a huge bonus!

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

I agree💯 Thanks for watching.

[@willybman3723]

Especially when you're GAY hahaha

[@Hardcore-spartan117]

Yeah it's great when the partner does all the work😂 I wish they paid people what they are worth, but construction is closer to good money then most things are

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@Hardcore-spartan117 we switch

[@meltin9026]

Except in this case, you don’t need two people. Waste of time.

[@Fred_Nickles]

Its the hundred round drum mag for me 😅 ATF- "do you have a stamp for that"

[@montanaelkwhisperer1744]

those coils are 250 nails.

[@nam6128]

It's the one tool I'm tempted to modify constantly just cause how badass it looks 😂

[@maddoxinc1642]

Drum mags don't need a stamp

[@davidbaines7330]

2A advocate - ‘ do you have a congressionally passed law for that?’

[@squank252]

Loving that simple ass jig. Looks like my router jig I used to level off a rough cut cedar plank for a table top.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks😁

[@seandillon9197]

These comments are sad and funny. Its easy to tell who has ever built a fence. Boards shrink over time and create those gaps. You don't need air gaps thats ridiculous. I prefer screws personally, it does take longer but im pretty fast with a drill. They are treated ground contact planks so itll be okay people. And the nails will last plenty long. And honestly ive seen one or two boards warp no matter how you install.

[@kylespraysammili9108]

It's also cedar..which is naturally rot resistant...nailed to the p.t. 2x4

[@gregynutbutter]

Only thing I noticed was how many he didn't use and threw my boss would be docking my pay if I pulled that hahaha

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@gregynutbutter We cut them down for 5ft or 4ft pickets when the top has a split. Thanks for watching.

[@gregynutbutter]

@@Justalittleoutoftown ahh makes heaps of sense mate I don't use wood fencing much in australia due to the heat we use metal panel fencing colourbond it's called I wish we did use wood more looks bloody good

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@gregynutbutter thank you

[@michaelwhalley4179]

When i see jigs onsite i instantly know this guy knows what hes doing and dose it heaps

[@Dirtyjoe_13]

I’ve done miles of fence just like this I always kinda liked the wood over the metal or plastic fences cuz you actually got to build it instead of just putting pieces together

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

I would be nice if the quality of wood was good as 20 years ago

[@Laterdays2]

I a firm believer that everything in life is easy. You just have to find the person that’s got whatever you’re doing figured out.

[@NapalmNetwork]

I'm a machinist and I work with a 40 year experienced machinist and he has taught me to make things I could never imagine making. And in less than a year. We do R&D for Preformance Transmission kits.

[@medicatedforyoursafety9349]

The only thing holding these two up is the quality of the lumber ❤

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

True 😁. Thanks for watching

[@christophereverhart3767]

Even the pattern of his nailing is efficient

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks for watching. Have a great night 😁

[@strttrple765rs4]

One of the better ASMRs I’ve seen for a while that actually makes sense…!🤷🏻👍🏼

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank You

[@o0shad0oo]

Gotta love how jacked up modern lumber is.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

It’s definitely not the same quality it was 20 years ago. Thanks for watching.

[@nationalsocialism3504]

​@@Justalittleoutoftownobviously cutting down natural forests produces much higher grade wood than farmed lumber

[@jhard94]

Because think about how many trees we’ve knocked down over the years. Shits not gonna last forever so quality is gonna continue to get worse. If we were smart humans, we would have started replanting trees 100 years ago for every one we cut down. 100 years later which would be now we would have full grown trees and we would never run out.

[@brandonhall4250]

I appreciate yall tossing out the bad boards instead of using them anyway. Great worskmanship.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@thomasflores7817]

You should make another video just to explain that sweet jig

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Not a bad idea🤔 thanks for watching

[@glassonglass6347]

Yeah that's what I want to see. That's pretty cool

[@machinemoverman4614]

You can’t say jig anymore, it’s a fixture. Just trying to help!

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@machinemoverman4614 Thanks. I wouldn’t want the PC please after anybody.

[@brent2597]

machinemoverman4614 jig

[@L3GHO5T]

That jig is super cool man. I do post holes for a living. When it comes to wood I don’t build the fence just work with a lot of contractors and fence companies in nearly 2 decades I have never seen this before.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank tou

[@TrueHelpTV]

As the neighbor.. I appreciate all the free cedar to play with

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Your welcome. Thanks for watching

[@garygsp3]

If you live in Texas you legally helped pay for that fence so... you're welcome???

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@garygsp3 didn’t know that about Texas

[@garygsp3]

@@Justalittleoutoftown At least the areas I live. Your neighbors are required to help pay for fence repair. It's considered a shared asset. You both benefit so you both pay.

[@garygsp3]

BTW... I've seen your method of fencing before. Looks good.

[@mjt4941]

Jig (noun): the physical embodiment of work smarter, not harder. Nice looking fence btw!

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you and thanks for watching

[@jimgardner5129]

That sliding jig is so damn cool.

[@machinemoverman4614]

You can’t say jig anymore, it’s a fixture. Just trying to help!

[@mikeburlingame150]

Same difference.

[@jimgardner5129]

@@machinemoverman4614 Wait, what? Are we politically correct in woodworking now, too? Must I send apologies and go to my room without supper?

[@machinemoverman4614]

@@jimgardner5129 I’m sorry Jim, you might like what you are having for supper anyway. Open the window, I’ll sneak you some food in!

[@JenniferJayneJ]

Such a cool video- I’ve watched it WAY too many times. Lol. As someone who is extremely interested in building/wood-working, would someone in the comments please be so kind as to answer two questions for me? ☺️❤️🙏🏽 1. What is this “JIG” everyone in the comments seems to be so excited about? 😁 Is it the darker board at the top of the fence? I may wrongfully assume that it’s a part of the project, just differently colored to maybe look cool? 2. Why is the talented gentleman with the nail gun placing the middle & bottom 4 nails, left to right, & the top 2 nails, top to bottom? Is this some trick or hack that helps with something? Or does the placement of the nails not matter, so long as the boards are held tightly to the back of the fence? Thank you so much in advance to whomever kindly answers. 🙏🏽 I really appreciate it.

[@AWilliamBishop]

I watched it so many times waiting for them to get to the last board 😂

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

That must be why I’m getting so many views😂😂 thanks for watching over and over

[@Divici02623]

That’s efficiency. Nice jig 👍

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@mikekeltner4291]

I got out of residential work because customers do not have a clue. Just like alot of the comments people leave. People please understand that new lumber has water in it, and as it dries out it will shrink and gap. The boards he is tossing are cracked or broken in a way that will show up later when said wood is dry. And there is no need to check plumb more than every 10 feet or so, if your posts are plumb you can eyeball them as you get close to one. Guys that do this for a living make it look like they are just throwing it up but I guarantee there’s way more to it than any of you norm villa wannabes imagine.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

I’ve been fencing for 36 years. I think I’ve heard almost everything😂

[@joshuakemblebluegrass838]

I figured there had to be a reason why he wasn’t gapping them and moisture in the new wood was my first guess.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@joshuakemblebluegrass838 good guess. Thanks for watching😀

[@the0eldest]

@@joshuakemblebluegrass838 I watched the video like 8 times trying to figure out how they were doing it without me seeing. lol didn't realize he was accounting for shrinkage lol

[@MrJpizl]

Norm villa 😂😂😂😂

[@JamesWilliams-zu5ft]

Lol I'll come fix that fence when the nails start pulling but other then that gorgeous man

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you. The ring shank nails hold good. Thanks for watching

[@tradismerrill2105]

The jig awesome. The nail gun not so much. Keeps me busy with fence repairs. Use screws charged a little more for the time and build a lasting (with proper maintenance ) product.

[@danbeeson9564]

I have always used screws myself, but I have been wondering if ring, shank nails or ‘scrails’ (screws that shoot and like nails that can be unscrewed) might be the answer to increased speed while maintaining quality

[@IdealContracting]

I always wished they made those drywall screw guns for fencing with exterior screws.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

I believe they make something like the decking screw guns. Honestly we have never had any issues with the ring shank nails. Thanks for watching

[@jiggn158]

@@danbeeson9564 I replaced the worn out and damaged fence boardsaround a house that I bought and you talk about a nightmare. It had ring shank nails. Replaced w deck screws.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@jiggn158 how hard were the nails to get out?

[@mattyc2200]

Who get the scrap firewood? Looks nice and warm in a pit or stove.

[@AFXGaming]

Great work, that jig is a genius idea

[@ChairMan71196]

Easy money. I run a string, put a nail in the top of the plank. Measure like 5-6” from the 2x4 up the plank, pu one on each end of the straight section level and you ready to roll.

[@The_BeardedBandit69]

Been building fences for almost 7 years now, Two guys doing what’s considered a one man job..

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

How long would it take you to do a 250 foot job nailing 2x4 and boards with a double gate and a single gate?

[@The_BeardedBandit69]

@@Justalittleoutoftown 2 days. One day for dig and set, 2nd for building. The part I consider a one man job is the hanging of the cedar 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@The_BeardedBandit69 that would be about a four hour nail for us with a three man crew, including hanging the gates.

[@The_BeardedBandit69]

@@Justalittleoutoftown hell yeah, no disrespect over here at all, everybody does things differently 💪🏽I mainly work on base building fences for the military families so it’s all contract work, don’t know much about that side of things, I just get told when and where to build a fence and do it 🤣🤣

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@The_BeardedBandit69 😁

[@balinoob1837]

I love the technique, very save no way the guy on the right gets nailed! Keep coming home the same way you left it😊

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Sing it’s my son nailing it might be even worse🤣🤣 thanks for watching

[@jami171]

Looks good!

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks for watching

[@JasonDelacruz-z2t]

I love the idea great work guys❤❤❤❤

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@WillMoxonFloatsOnOil]

I love how there’s no space for expansion when it gets wet

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

[@marthinuscilliers3726]

It is as wet as it’s gonna get when you install it. It’s gonna dry and then space will be excessive between the boards no matter how tight you try to make it when you install it.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@marthinuscilliers3726 true

[@Littlefoot377]

They open up when thry dry out

[@timothyyounger4881]

Gotta love the youtube gremlins that pretend to know anything about real work. Your break is almost over go finish your shift as the Kroger bag boy😂

[@Tonya2023]

You definitely have a rhythm going on between the two of you…and a lot of trust 💨 🔨 vs ✋🏼

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@thirdmonkey]

The nails are uneven and looks rushed and sloppy. Congratulations.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks

[@IcheatedOnMyXbox81]

The definition of you have one job; you better do it right. Awesome.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank You

[@user-pt1cz4ot1e]

Lovely work. My best friend’s dad had a fence installed in her back yard without saying anything, since they technically own the house. It was $8k worth of hot garbage. 🤦🏼‍♀️ lol. Keep up the quality work.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you very much.

[@Phoenix-rv2kb]

That nailing pattern is pretty nice, secures the board while not getting too close to the board holder’s hand and still nails the top twice. 👍

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you for noticing. I’ve had several comments saying we didn’t nail the top board🤣. I have a longer video of last years installs if your interested. Have a good night and thanks for watching😁

[@dorothyroush6273]

What an efficient way of doing a fence!

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@paulzimmerman6058]

I like the jug for the top but is there a reason for not gapping. That fence will have issues in inclimate weather

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

They are wet and will shrink. Thanks for watching

[@scpiano]

I love seeing clever little contraptions like the floating jig above you can shuffle along. That's the kinda stuff that shows solid workmanship.

[@Eugene-j8w]

Respect for good workmanship 😂😂😂

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@jameslocklear2978]

I dont miss it lol, but ill never forget pops made sure of that. Keep that jig centered between sections helps with the roll. Never done the two man always just had a guy handing me the board lol

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you for the comment and Thanks for watching😁

[@oderfhuerta6277]

I know a father son duo when i see one lol when I work with my dad we're like one person

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks for watching

[@Christopher_T_Paul]

I guess it doesn't get very windy in that part of the world. The fence is flexing like crazy.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

No we’re in chicago

[@jameseenacoene5769]

This is beautiful. I love seeing efficacy, cooperation, and building things..

[@edmillworkmaster2438]

Fence has the beauty side facing out in Florida, fyi . Shadow box style. It's the same on both sides.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Same here

[@dl1130]

I was afraid he was going to nail your hand or shirt! Reflected on Chevy Chase in Christmas Vacation😅

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

🤣🤣😁

[@christopherhampson265]

USUALLY A 5 MAN JOB !! YOU GUYS REALLY NAILED IT 👏 😂😂😂

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Funny, you should say that usually it’s 4 of us

[@christopherhampson265]

@@Justalittleoutoftown DONT FORGOT TO COUNT THE CAMERA MAN 👍👍👍

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@christopherhampson265 you’re right that makes five.

[@skybox5743]

Actual question, it looks about 45 degrees outside, do they not need spacing for the summer heat and moisture?

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks for the question. It was about 30 that morning. The boards we’re using are still green and will shrink. They do not expand beyond what size they are when we put them up. Also cedar does not absorb water like a treated pine board does. Thanks for watching😁

[@skybox5743]

@@Justalittleoutoftown much appreciated!

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

@@skybox5743 Any time. Have a good night😁

[@THEGREENHELIUM]

Love the drum mag on the nail gun 💪

[@mikebottorff593]

Cool little jig they made

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks

[@mickblock]

I wonder how many times I watched it before I realized it was looping. 😮

[@gibthegrey2214]

Ive always been tuaght to leave an 1/8 gap for swelling. Is there somthing special with these boards or is the gap not required

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Wet

[@tonyz6421]

The whole thing is beautiful 👍🏼

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you Thanks for the comment and for watching. Have a good night 😁

[@bpkey123]

Good technique and speed. A bit too much reveal for me but I’m in Florida so it’s windy here.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks

[@hortonthecraftsman9395]

I like the concept screws last longer

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

👍Thanks for watching

[@Josh.me223]

I used to do that when building fences. Put a leveled board on top so they all sit flush and it's quicker

[@loripalmieri1205]

This is the best ASMR out there! ❤😊

[@Nebraska_Juan]

There’s nothing like the look of a new privacy fence on a home

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

😁thanks for watching

[@watkinsjames82]

Oh i don't miss these days lol. We just ran string across the top but have tried the jig too at times

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

I still use a string sometimes. Thank you for the comment and for watching. Have a great night😁

[@NapalmNetwork]

Great work wonderful Jig and cooperation

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you😁

[@tattooedCraftsman]

That jig is pretty sweet. Looks like it is doing what it should. Great work guys!

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thanks 👍

[@rodzilla134]

Nevermind. I see what he was doing with the nail gun on the top rung. Nice work. That jig is a great idea!!

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@JohnWilliams-wt1ic]

Them split end ones would be perfect for building rabbit boxes.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Good idea. We usually cut them down for 5 foot or 4 foot fence. Thanks for watching 😁

[@Sam.Sung_]

I would hire you in a heartbeat if i didn't already have a fence.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@welfaregrin]

Could watch this all day long. Nice

[@Johnepumper]

When i do fence i use a small hand held jig and I screw every plank nails loosen especially on a fence that has to do with wind

[@dwnnn7390]

I learned the hard way.Unless u bought tgat wood two weeks ago a met it sit an dry. Now after buttin them all together,When they dry U have 1/4" - 3/8"Gaps between each slat

[@raymondpearson4268]

Now that's a professional job ❤

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@nic2097]

That jig is amazing, and it can move! Just what crap bords you got - evey other one being cracket, cheap quality control

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

They are not usually that bad, but occasionally you will get a bad stack. I think somebody put some culls on top of the new bundle. Thanks for watching.

[@rodneyblair515]

Yep I use that same method with that board on top

[@rotalunatik]

Nice work 👏

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@maddoxsharp5020]

Nice jig you got there

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@Bloodborn420]

i just kept watching wondering when they were gonna get done with fence then i remembered after hr it was a short video lol

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Watch a few more times I think we’re almost there🤣🤣🤣

[@yotasrule2554]

Check level when coming up to a post. If you have a big gap you can hide it behind the post to get back to level. I've used a bump board for years. Mine is about 40", works good for slopes. On a steep hill I'll move it every board to maintain my 6" picket height above top rail. God bless.

[@natejute]

Bro the jig is fire tho😮

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@herosincapes]

I'll be buying mine pre-built 🤯 Honestly I actually appreciate what you're doing. That fence will last forever.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you.

[@mattichikawa2929]

Great fantastic job and keep up good work

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank You😁

[@arielaceves8573]

Shouldn't there be a space for expansion and so it's not a complete barrier when the wind blows?

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

They will shrink. Thanks for watching

[@hutch916]

That jig is genius.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

I can’t take the credit for it someone else showed me how to build it. Thanks for watching.

[@sheezum]

He really just slid that thing down like the Jigromancer.

[@JoGeGoJr]

Little fella had to work his bum to keep up with the boss 😂

[@landonleffler2106]

Why did the top 2 get stabbed on the left side vertically, and the middle and bottom spread evenly? On every board.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

He hits the top when he comes back up. Thanks for watching.

[@lizardsrock1able]

Even seeing a lot of these fence vids but none of them putting any gaps between planks for expansion. Is there something new going on that I havent heard of preventing the wood from swelling?

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Most if not all the fence pickets are fresh cut lumber. They haven’t had time to dry and shrink. They shrink after installing. Thanks for the comment and for watching😁

[@ajkessler3599]

The jig is what’s up. 😮

[@dougallen6978]

Is there something in the jig acting as a spacer or are you just butting them up against one another without leaving a space for expansion and contraction?

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

They are new boards they will shrink. Thanks for watching.

[@bradymiguel]

Is the jig you’re using something you came up with, or is it common to contractors? I’ve never seen this thing before but looks slick. 😗👌🏼

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Not my idea but I like it

[@kellyhill4410]

Really like the jig you have. 🤜🌟🤛👀

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you. Thanks for watching😁

[@spylingual8573]

Nice work boys

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@shawntyler863]

Love the jig that's such a good idea. Thanks stay safe

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

Thank you

[@michaelgnafakis430]

We use redwood more than cedar on the wacky left coast and it’s often so wet you sometimes get water in the face when nailing planks. It’ll shrink a fair bit and then some. For those saying you wouldn’t use wet would then you won’t get a fence either. It’s really hard to get anything even clear anymore.

[@Justalittleoutoftown]

I agree with that we use the western red cedar. I think they ship ours from Washington. Thanks for watching.