Is This The STRONGEST No-Dig Aluminum Fence Ever?!

Did our friends over at SWI Fence build the strongest aluminum fence or this is all just hype? Let's dig into this week's fence reaction video and see if this aluminum fence can handle the pressure!
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[@petexian]

I need posts 8-10 ft in height after setting them. I expect the posts would be 10-12 feet high before setting them. This is for an enclosed berry patch with bird netting. I would like to use metal posts. They can be round or something like a sign post. Do you know where I can find thins sort of fence post.

[@csvinylfence6958]

Looks good. I assume this was more of a training video...the conversation about the difference of level, flat ,straight or with the terrain, happens during our estimate process and the customer is provided pictures of each example to ensure they have a good grasp of physics before we agree to do their job lol

[@JoeEverest]

Yeah, I have a feeling that was done for the camera to illustrate the differences.

[@tillmannoneya6941]

Yep, one turn back n locked in. Saw a carpenter do it, then I did it, didn’t seem right. But it is.

[@charlesviner1565]

I heard about the drill thing on the internet

[@spurly48]

I’m curious to know what level of tolerance is allowed when aligning post in a straight line. Surely these post, or even 4x4 wood post for a 6 foot fence aren’t laser straight. I would imagine the time necessary to make it laser straight may not outweigh the benefit of allowing for 1/4” or maybe even 1/2” of error between post. When I look at new 6’ wood fences in my neighborhood in Eastern Nebraska, even they don’t look like they are as perfectly straight. Maybe it’s because using a natural product like a wood which has a tendency to warp and move some misalignment is ok?

[@JoeEverest]

I’d say a tolerance of +-1/4” is acceptable. Even in the posts were laser straight, the rails and pickets are rough cut so the finished face would still be out of perfect laser alignment.

[@JS-mn7cl]

The click on a drill...its real brotha

[@JoeEverest]

I’ll have to check it out!

[@joejones56]

It’s true, locks the bit in nice and tight

[@rgizzel4615]

that is how you are supposed to use a drill, locks the bit in nice. On the negative side if you try to tighten a locked chucked it strips shit

[@JoeEverest]

Good information to have, I appreciate you sharing it!

[@clinta746]

Look up AvE's video on the drill chucks. The back it off a click idea is nonsense. It's how the ratcheting mechanism works, it does not do anything to "lock in" the bit, that backwards click actually disengages the ratchet.

[@JoeEverest]

I’ll check it out!

[@sambojones8681]

The drill lock feature is fairly standard on drills with the auto break feature to prevent the chuck from loosening due to the inertia from the sudden stop.

[@JoeEverest]

Good to know!

[@lombardozarateiii6920]

💪

[@owenfronto1543]

Your talking about the xman in the video not the straightaway other than that take em to pound town

[@brianb5086]

Vcg has a video claiming bit lock is a myth.

[@JoeEverest]

Good to know, I’ll check it out!

[@JS-mn7cl]

❤

[@JoeEverest]

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