How to Join Field Fencing Wire

Danny shows how to join two rolls of field fencing wire together.
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[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

I have spliced fences this way. It works, but I’m in the middle of a fencing project on my homestead now and I made a splicing tool out of a small pair of bolt cutters. It works great. Thanks for posting this. Tim @ Hidden Meadow Farm-Central Mississippi

[@robertwarrenburg2971]

Thanks so much for sharing your wisdom! Really helpful for those of us who didn’t grow up in the country and are now learning a lot all at once! Now going to go apply it! Thanks!

[@russsherwood5978]

DANNY, thats better then most fence splices ive seen done that wont come apart foe sure great job! thank you for the video.. have a blessed and safe day

[@danielorourke2677]

Thank you, I snapped a bottom wire on my goat fence this evening (too much tension when fitting wire to end post) and used the method you showed to repair it

[@mamatriedhomestead8598]

You sure make putting up fencing look easy. I struggle with fencing, any and all kind of fence. Chicken wire, (the devil) hardware cloth, chain link and field fence; they all whoop my butt. Every dang time! Absolutely my least favorite job to do on the homestead. I learn so many useful homesteading skills from y'all ❤ As always, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge.

[@luizseabra5640]

Thank you Sr. Bless you.

[@jameshiggins8256]

Thanks. Someone just ran thru my fence last night and i was trying to figure out how i am going to fix it. I think this will do it.

[@romdos11]

I saw another guy tying the vertical wires together but htis makes much more sense to keep the strength

[@adonaiyirehhomestead8077]

I use a 3 Hole High Tensile Wire Twisting Tool from Tractor Supply. It is a $4 tool that I firmly believe is a Godsend when it comes to working with fencing.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Adonai Yir'eh Homestead I have one just didnt want to go back to the barn and get it.

[@okiegrandma1154]

Adonai Yir'eh Homestead I like the Kencove wire twisting tool . 😀

[@knicba99]

Great idea and so obvious but often overlooked!!

[@Aussiehomestead1965]

That tip...and the one about how to tie tomatoes are in my top ten favourites of your tips...well done..:) thanks from Fans in Australia..:)

[@lodprice2343]

That looks very nice; it is all straight and neat. Good job.

[@SandysAdventures]

Great job! If I dont have the right tool, I go get it. It usually takes me way longer to get the job done. I dont have your level of know-how. Good Morning to you both.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Good thing you had your linemans pliers with you.

[@TallWeedsandRust]

Good demo. We do it like this, as well. Makes for a strong, near seamless looking, join.

[@oldsouthhomestead7118]

Cool It is always a nice surprise to learn a new way to do something. Where you kept the wires running straight I have always bent them back and twisted around forming interlocking loops, but your way I think would be less noticeable from a distance

[@biggkidd71]

thanks

[@sfetterly6200]

Great job, it amazes me that you do such a high level of work on everything you do, very high quality. I have to wonder if your desire for near perfection is the reason why it will cost you $6000 to make a pond??? I made a fish pond about 25 years ago and it only cost me about $350, it's still being used to this day.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

3 days labor fro a big trac hoe and dozer to build a pond. That is why it will cost that much. I already have the pipe and valve.

[@colleenrodamer6230]

Thanks I’m about to do just what u r doing n I needed to know how to connect them both together thanks so much n God bless

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

That fence isn't coming apart any time soon, that's for sure! Danny, if you're having that much difficulty twisting that wire, I don't know if this is something that I could do myself. You spoke of a tool designed for the job, could you show it sometime? Would the tool give enough of a mechanical advantage that I would be able to do this job?

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

MotherOfManyHorses I will it makes the job a lot easier. Thanks

[@charmainemontgomery582]

Sure looks secure!

[@jeannemiller306]

Good job. We getting snow here in northern KY today.very odd

[@AnnieFarmerFarm]

Thanks for sharing Danny that will sure hold! Gloves are the key! LOL

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Annie Farmer Its almost impossible without gloves those wires are so stiff. Thanks girl

[@jblakeman75]

Thanks for sharing.

[@krismarks9769]

Thanks so much!

[@FarmallFanatic]

Thanks for the tip!

[@vinceabbott1271]

Great job ! 👍

[@goatgal7884]

Great job, thumbs up!!!

[@BrighidsGarden]

Good job Danny. And you've reminded me that I need some more decent gloves :)

[@samfinn8397]

thank you ... very helpful

[@dalefolck7270]

Great job

[@Duncan1900Homestead]

Great video, and some great fence building there. I hope this works to keep the dogs and the deer out. It's been almost 4 months since Christmas. People who got puppies will be getting tired of them, so it's about time for them to start dumping them out here away from town. I hate it, because they dump them out here then we have to take care of them to keep them from killing our livestock.

[@12vLife]

what would be the life of a fence like that in Central Florida? Specs of that fence?

[@scratchmadehomestead9343]

We have gobs of fencing to do...at some point. Building our chicken run now ~ Dan 🦊

[@HearthandDome]

❤️❤️❤️

[@t-dog8528]

Check out Tim Thompson fencing, tests all knots great content even for the pros

[@clarkguerrero2847]

I am lost as to what was different at the end ? did you double lap the end?

[@jcutrer]

No it's just the camera man changed position he's now filming looking down the fence I had thought the same thing you did the first time I watched it.

[@garybartek]

Echo the high quality comment below to achieve outcome for the fence to hold after stretching and Long Term wear and usage.

[@l.k.b545]

Seems like a post with a deadmans anchor would be quicker, stronger and more aesthetic

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

It would, but I didn't want another post to mow around. This looks neater and more uniform. Thanks

[@oddopops1327]

😊

[@t-dog8528]

NOOOOOOO!!! Pain in butt although if you're going to do it this way do loops over time them joins will move

[@t-dog8528]

Also make a twitcher, them twists will be tight A.F and crimps on mesh are better than gripples.

[@rhondah76]

Danny, it may be my eyes but it looked like one of your wires wasn't completely twisted, sticking out just a tad. I would hate not to say something because I didn't want to appear stupid and then have someone needing stitches later on.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Rhonda Holt I dont twist them all the way down till i have them all started so it dosent get out of line. Thanks

[@lisa-le2ou]

Isn't that always the way it goes, the tool you need is never with you when you need it?

[@AngiesPantry58]

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