Clip Bender tool makes using T post clips easy fencing tip (review)

Clip Bender tool review & usage...
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• Clip Bender instructio...

[@dawnmargl304]

Thank you for your video and product recommendation!! I picked up a Clip Bender at our local Tractor Supply store for $12, and it's saved us hours of work and lots of frustration.

[@fshng2fish]

Tried everything. Nothing works as good as this tool.Great job...Thanks for posting.

[@Vicflash]

So I drilled a hole in a flat blade screwdriver and didn't have to wait for Amazon Prime. Great video.

[@bluduv4him]

Found this tool last year LOVE IT!! Makes a world of difference, soo easy to use!

[@sreihart]

Just ordered it! Being a "mature" single woman with arthritis, this tool is going to save me a lot of time and pain. Thanks for posting this video!

[@salliegallegos918]

That’s why I ordered it. Fencing acres with the pliers takes a toll on anyone’s hands.Under and over.

[@downbntout]

I always thought nobody ever found a better tool than a big nail, but here you found one. Think I'll pick one up. Ty!

[@jimnunes6286]

Screw driver and small visegrip works better, especially on the heavier guage t post clips.

[@crankbait09]

i am doing this right now as well. have the posts driven and now its time to hang the fence. i picked the clip bender up at my local tractor supply for $18. thanks for the video, it certainly helped me.

[@SunlitEarth]

thanks for the excellent video. I ordered one for the remaining hundred or so hog panel posts left to do. the first 20 ripped my gloves and then my hands to shreds with pliers.

[@Camillewins]

This tool is amazing! Great video!

[@downhill240]

Just got two of these in the mail today. Can't wait to try it.

[@nevarspolicevideos]

I have bought one of these benders before I had found your video, But I would recommend this to anyone who has fencing work to be done or even repair work.I use mine all this time.

[@stevesohn5436]

This is fantastic!!! Want to commend you on your video... This is the only review/instructional video that shows a Cattle or Goat panel being used. Was hesitant about buying the tool because did not know if it would work with regular cattle panels. Thanks so much..

[@OCHARRY]

Just use a small pry bar or a screw driver with a hole drilled in the tip (about 3/8" from the edge - works like a charm - multi use of a tool

[@TSis76]

Thank you for this video. Bought one and needed some clarification and this resolved it.

[@yieldhog]

Very helpful. Bought the tool and it works great. Thank you.

[@christopherschaefer8279]

Thanks for this vid. I think this tool will save us a lot of time.

[@iwin1833]

great video it really helped me out a lot on my fencing project

[@billwilliams5963]

Great shots here thanks. I gave up on a small section and reviewed this video. Very helpful

[@artslick]

Great video...thanks for the tip!

[@kd4bwq1]

Thank you for this helpful demonstration.

[@clipbender9484]

Awesome!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@farmerdoug4646]

Be sure to mention to place the short end (hook) on first, then twist the long end. Good video!

[@castleofcostamesa8291]

Cool! Thanks for the tips!

[@keithtannenbaum1717]

Tools are great but knowing how to use them is priceless

[@jmfarmstexas9078]

Good video. I’ve seen a few different tools like this one but none having that notch to tighten the short part of the clip. Thank you and happy new year

[@tremm2]

Thank you, this saved me a lot of time

[@bobbylee4051]

Thank you. Bought mine today at Tractor Supply 14.00 with tax

[@larrydav1d]

how? they're $23 now...

[@alarcon99]

exactly what i was looking for. thanks!

[@Tellyfive]

Great tool. Thanks.

[@graftedin3]

Thanks for the video, bought one today at Tractor S for $14 and yes I have used a screwdriver and it works pretty good but not near as good as this tool. Tom

[@TufdogsPlace]

Good video, looks like a handy tool...

[@Asymmetric.edge.]

Thanks bro - subscribed!!!!

[@rosagonzalez4847]

Thank you! :) Very Helpful!

[@mcpd1157]

Great info instructions

[@dougdileo4727]

nice job...who knew.....very informative...thanks

[@LomilomiHealing]

Mahalo 4 the excellent tip! Looks like it will save me all kinds of time & time is money...

[@YourMomsSideDude]

Good vid, brother.

[@urtheanswerPassItOnArt]

oh yesss, thanks for this, this was the challenging part and I'm glad I found you:-) Thx for posting!

[@salliegallegos918]

Great relief from the news!

[@MartinP1214]

Great video, ordered one already. Thanks!

[@Andrea-kx6dc]

Helpful.. Thank you!

[@Hc-ih2uz]

good video.

[@SaraFJones]

Really good vid man, chicken run here I come..after a stop at TS!

[@Monster_Mover_Stocks]

Good info!

[@jonathanelizondo9752]

Awesome tool!!!!!!!! I am ordering mine from AMAZON now. That tool looks like it makes things more faster and easier. Thank you for your TIP.

[@PattiJo160]

Thanks soooooooooo much!!!

[@robertcarnegie8919]

Thanks for the video. BTW how do you tie the two wire panels together? Thanks.

[@tracysymonds1791]

Excellent video, thanks for the tip. Ordering the tool from Amazon today!

[@mksonmor]

That one works better than the straight one. I use it all the time.

[@NewEnglandLogger860]

$11 tractor supply Thanks your video made me feel stupid lol (but helpful because now i understand it)

[@tremm2]

thank you

[@evandickens3917]

Hello I'm here in the alma Arkansas area looks good what chickens do you like that can handle the wether changes. In thinking about the isa browns

[@jameshamilton9051]

Have to make one now as it’s no longer available on Amazon

[@jmlmjr27]

thank you for the tip...been looking for a tool to help secure my fence. Good video!! What size gauge is the t post clip you are using in this video?

[@tacticalhomesteader]

+jmlmjr27 I don't know. It's the bag they give you at the farm store when you buy several t-posts. Maybe 12 gauge if I had to guess?

[@bobmariano3731]

👍👏

[@Minkagurl]

Do I still use the notches on the post to secure my wire fence?

[@vickineumann2113]

Thank you. Very informative. However the videographer needed to zoom in on what he was doing with the clip bender. At one point his arm was blocking the view.

[@billrogers6863]

I think it is even a few dollars less money direct from the Clip Bender company, even after adding in shipping.

[@scottheath9140]

Does it still work when you have two panels overlapping on one T post?

[@chris3m98]

Tractor Supply has them for $12.99

[@Hc-ih2uz]

What size T -post clip are you using?

[@zleereed]

Is it reverse to remove the clip?

[@kdmeconi7363]

What guage wire is that fence

[@Angel283]

Do you think these clips would work to attach pvc coated chicken wire to T-Posts? Thanks!!

[@tacticalhomesteader]

+Iam Amc You could try it. My thoughts are that it might work but you'd bend the poultry wire quite a bit installing it. T-post clips are better for thicker wires like welded wire field fencing or barbed wire strands. Because of the way you have to bend the t-post clips around the wire of the fencing you're installing, my gut says you'd have a hard time bending the t-post clip ends because the poultry wire doesn't provide enough resistance.

[@Angel283]

+The Tactical Homesteader Thanks for the confirmation, that's exactly what I figured. Thanks for the video and thanks for taking the time to answer my question!!! :)

[@task1fsc]

What is the kind of fencing that you are using called? I can't find the name of it! I like it bc it looks stiffer than the chain fencing. Great video and thanks!

[@sreihart]

It's cattle panels. I just bought some at Tractor Supply for around $23 each. They are 16' long and 50" high. Will last forever!

[@downbntout]

sreihart unless your heifer crawls over it and bends it to hell. Use pipe gates for corrals.

[@historiker33]

Great video. Ive been struggling to find clips that actually fit over panel fencing, though. Any suggestions on brand or where to get them?

[@tacticalhomesteader]

No, we just use the ones that they give us (Tractor Supply) when we buy the t-posts. They work on standard 48" cattle panels, but any panels with thicker gauge they won't.

[@downbntout]

Any good wire works

[@anthonylilja]

Great video. Think this tool would work for 16 gauge, 2x2 red brand welded wire fencing?

[@HoneyBaer]

Cool! Where do you find t-posts that tall?!?

[@tacticalhomesteader]

HoneyBaer Our local Tractor Supply store has t-posts ranging in size from 5 to 8 feet tall. These were the tallest they had.

[@PedalTheGlobe]

Rural King as well.

[@exoscrewdriver4213]

Will this not hold on to hog panels to keep pigs in?

[@johnhintz2694]

Fence is tight but post is loose

[@stewartsonegirl]

Clip bender tool is cheaper at Tractor Supply only 13.99

[@granthowze3023]

It'll stay tighter if you don't put the clip on upside down.

[@Mcss-lu5hv]

There is another tool at tractor supply for $3.99. Just hollow on one end and 3 holes on the other. Just put the hollow end over the end of the clip and spin it around. Much easier. I have both and the cheap one is much faster too me.

[@bigshaggy6163]

I bought mine for around $17 at Tractor supply..

[@wipeoutxl21]

just use screwdriver and plyers

[@ThomasShue]

save 20 bucks and drill. 1/8" hole in the flat side of an old screw driver.

[@sonoman00ify]

or you can just use a skinny screw driver