Can You Drive 16 Gauge Pipe In Rocky Ground?

[@landmarkcreations1183]

Finally! Been wondering this very thing

[@andreyprokofiev4861]

Have you ever tried to cut the bottom of the post at an angle to make it sharp (let’s say 30°)? Would it make enough difference to cut through roots and move out small stones going with a lighter pipe? You could drive 16 ga or ss20 deeper that way to make the post stronger or at least on par with ss40 and save some money on the heavier pipes.

[@duaneulman9915]

Thank you. This guy deserves a raise he is worth a lot of money 💰

[@setaymada5023]

Will this work in hard pan, which is sorta like natural concrete, but not concrete?

[@israeltorres8603]

thank you.. I have learn a lot sins I started watching you channel. GOD bless.

[@SWiFence]

Thank you, Israel! That's so encouraging for us! 👍🏻

[@robinphilip5747]

What weight do you recommend for residential wood fencing?

[@SWiFence]

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[@johnnywright7723]

I am in the understanding that it's better to set wood or metal post in concrete what are the reasons behind concrete or not

[@SWiFence]

Soil conditions and speed on the job. There's nothing wrong with concrete (although it does accelerate rot on wood posts). But if you have the right soil for it and you have a lot of posts to set, driving can save a ton of time: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2bdfWuYhL2IZ6c

[@TylerStonack]

How do you drive them in straight? What if you drive them in crooked how do you correct?

[@ALMX5DP]

From what I have seen you just periodically check level every few inches or so. I’ll be trying this post driving method this weekend so fingers crossed it works as well as advertised.

[@ztheis2013]

The link doesnt take you to the driver you use in this video just your website

[@SWiFence]

Hey thank you! The links break sometimes and it's really hard to figure out unless someone tells us--so thank you. It's fixed now. 👍🏻 bit.ly/SWIrhinodrivers

[@jayb.8460]

Would 17 gauge be good post for my backyard fence? Will be 7 feet high.

[@SWiFence]

I would think you would want to upgrade to an SS20 post, at minimum.

[@kenfletcher1024]

been using 2 3/8 od for my driving and if its less then .095 it will mushroom and get stuck in the rhino.... any ideas to help ??? using .095 is quite expensive

[@SWiFence]

Hmmm, can't recommend anything less than .095, unfortunately.

[@Far-East-Beast]

Is there a way to prevent the tops from getting deformed?

[@SWiFence]

This doesn't always happen but can in hard or rocky ground. If you leave a bit extra sticking out you can lop it off with a deep-cut bandsaw afterward.

[@TheJohnnyboy7269]

Can I drive a 2 3/8” 16 gauge

[@manicmechanic24]

Can I drive an irrigation pipe the same size with that driver!?

[@SWiFence]

Will it fit in the driver? Probably. Can you successfully drive a thin-wall pipe that's not intended to be used as a post? I would doubt it.

[@tunnelwind1]

where can you rent this tool.

[@SWiFence]

If you're near us in Wyoming, from us. Otherwise, there's not a ton of places renting them...

[@KrazyKajun602]

I would like to see driving 12 gauge 2"tubing.

[@ArmandoMoreno-o1o]

That's right.

[@ArmandoMoreno-o1o]

I think ,of the good quality.

[@sassafrasvalley1939]

Dan, what are you building? Those posts are way too close for a dog pen. Even if you were caging a chihuahua, there is barely enough room for it to fit in and still have room for its food and water dish. And a dachshund? If you put one in facing clockwise it won’t have near enough room to turn around. As temperamental as they are, it’ll get dizzy from spinning the same direction all day! Chickens perhaps? Well sir the spacing seems about right to put a nesting box between two of them. But, you’d have to hire a preschooler to fit through the gate, hung between the other two, to feed and water. “Cats”, you say? Come on man, even I know that cats climb chain link like it’s an escalator. Pigmy goats? Nope… not enough room for manure. They’d be hoof deep in an hour. A Miniature horse arena? Again, the quarters are too cramped. You’d scrape your boots on the fence just trying to get them in the stirrups. I have to admit Dan, you have put the total perplex onto me, with this build. If it’s not a big trade secret… please divulge the nature of this super cool project. I’m going nuts here, racking my dementia inspired mind, while trying to find a fit for this teaser project preview… and that won’t be a good danged day!

[@SWiFence]

It's my man-cave where I can go and chill out when stressed from making too many videos. They wouldn't give me very much ground to build it on. 😆

[@sassafrasvalley1939]

@@SWiFence super! I’d send you a cool wooden sign if there was room to put it!

[@beaudevore1990]

Good stuff down and what’s up with your people in the comments I think you got some far out people that don’t know anything about fence And the other dudes talking some crap about porno in Spanish. Wtf ?? Anyways my partner got that titan post driver man that things a POS I hate it . About to buy the rhino myself

[@SWiFence]

You won't regret the Rhino. 👍🏻

[@Casmige]

Uhhhhh, 🧐 Wouldn’t you actually need a little bit longer Pole for a Std. 8 foot fence??. What I mean by that is you would at least need a 10 foot pole in order to show an 8 foot revealed for an 8 foot fence line, ammmmmmeeerrrright?.

[@SWiFence]

Well, you're right... you can't build an 8' fence with an 8' post. This demo was for something like 5' chain link. 3 feet in, 5 feet out.

[@trackmader]

Instructions unclear. Gave posts a full hit with my driver all turned to a curves

[@setaymada5023]

Can't afford a Rhino Driver.....do they make a Pit Bull Driver, maybe just an Angry Chihuahua Driver that costs a lot less and takes a bit more time? Retired, have not so much money, but a lot of time.

[@SWiFence]

Well, you get what you pay for. If you're ok with that there are always cheaper options like this: shorturl.at/huvTV We're not fans of stuff at this level though... kzbin.info/www/bejne/nV7Qlp-beL1oY8k