I had a user of this forum visit my YouTube page and suggest that I post this here.
Looks like my kind of place - I'll be spending a lot of time here.
https://youtu.be/dkwh-KTFGhY
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I had a user of this forum visit my YouTube page and suggest that I post this here.
Looks like my kind of place - I'll be spending a lot of time here.
https://youtu.be/dkwh-KTFGhY
Welcome aboard. I still use my 50 year old fence pliers a bit bulky for "T' post work but do just fine for barbed wire on ceder.
I like your handy little tool and will have to remember it the next time I need to do some fencing
Thanks. This is a pretty cool site.
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Not detracting from that as it cost zilch: I have had a commercially made one (cost a couple of bucks) for about 20 or so years. It also has a hole in opposite end (lengthwise down the rod) that helps in occasions when the other hole doesn't fit the bill.
I've had people tell me to drill a hole in the opposite end for tying a string - so I don't lose it ;)
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Originally Posted by ranald