Making Brace Post Out OF T-Post Done Cheap

[@sharongresham1999]

All your creative solutions to the farm problems are impressive! AND exhausting!

[@77Avadon77]

He's young. He'll get it done😊

[@jamesanthonyclemons8031]

Great idea young man I was looking for a way to keep my cows away from one round bales of hay and you just help me out I to believe that the other options online are expensive you just save me a bunch of money. Thank you very much.

[@Grumpy-old-dad]

Nice solution. This is just great.

[@user-qx1wl2um2k]

Pause at 1:15 grind a notch in the vertical corner about 1 inch from the top. lean your angle brace right into that notch. Bam! same thing at the bottom.

[@NicholsonFarms]

I have since done that to several of the braces!

[@media333]

Thanks for your video. Helpful!

[@77Avadon77]

my friend you need to invest in some milwaukie pilot point cobalt drill bits. You'll never look back. Drilling those hardened t-posts will seem like a dream instead of a nightmare. They cut like butter. I don't use anything but cobalt. And pilot point or norse step point are the best bits.

[@mountainloversoff-grid155]

Thanks

[@fcrick]

Seems like using the 1 speed on your drill might wear your drill bits less. Drilling metal you want high pressure and low speed. Might not make a big enough difference to matter, but worth a try.

[@SLLindstrom]

Use a small long nut and bollt through the hole instead of the wire ..

[@MacInvestments]

Are they both the same height?

[@NicholsonFarms]

@@MacInvestments yes

[@will5286]

Decent Idea-but-LOUSY EXECUTION-that tiny bold will shear right off. However modifying post top with angle grinder cutting blade will create much more contact area and larger hardware

[@nuttsvll]

where is your hat from????

[@NicholsonFarms]

Saluda Livestock Market in Saluda, SC

[@russconklin3414]

You need to take the spade off of the bottom of the t-post that you are using as a corner post support. The spade is dangerous to you animals.