So glad it helped. Thanks for watching :-)

If you have a fence post driver it doesn't take long. Good luck.

Thank you, it's the easiest fence to put up. :-)

Sshhh ... we don't want the pallet makers to get wind of this.

Thank you

My husband used 2" deck screws to put the pallets together. Thank you for watching.

So glad this helped. Thank you for watching. :-)

I've wanted to put an arbor in the entry too and never did. Hurricane Dorian just took out the fence but since the pallets are free I'll just put it back up. Thank you so much for watching. :-)

I’m glad to hear you’re ok after hurricane Dorian. Good luck putting the fence back up. 👍

Thank you. We were very happy with the results. Thanks for watching. :-)

They did and it went up quickly. :-)

Great idea, good luck.

I agree. Thank you for watching. :-)

Thank you :-) and thanks for watching.

Very nice, we just have hot wire for the pigs. Thanks for watching :-)

We've had a lot of rain/snow lately which made it easier to put t posts in but to be honest it is pretty easy to put them in here. Thanks for watching.

Can you tell me where you got the posts from? I am thinking building one just like yours. Thanks

We always use 6 1/2 ft T post for our projects. :-)

Thank you, :-)

Thank you and thanks for watching. :-)

Whats the name of the red toll.. thats been used to hit the t-post?

No for two reasons. The first is most pallets are made from hard wood like oak and second they are free. If something should happen we would simply replace the pallet. We had a hurricane here last September and had 15 inches of water under the house. The fence is fine.

This fence has been up for about 2 years and has gone through 2 hurricanes. A couple of places there is a little rot but that is behind the bushes that are there now. The beauty of this fence is we can either unscrew and that pallet and replace without taking down the whole fence or option is to remove the bad piece of wood and replace just that piece. We are very happy with the set up. Thanks for the question and for watching.

@@OldWaysNewTimes Thanks so very much, need to put up privacy fence and looking for affordability as well as pleasing to the eyes. Next door neighbor rents home VRBO and our property is constantly is being abused as well as we have lost our privacy. Thanks again

Well thanks for watching anyway. :-)

Old Ways New Times yup, see how others do it, even if it’s not exactly the same it’s got great ideas. It probably will help

Thank you. :-)

T post and most hardware stores.

For the gate we used 1" x 3"'s hinges, a latch, screws and welded wire. Dimensions are determined by the size of the gate you are building.

The pallets are 4' x 6' but you can use smaller ones also.

We just slid them over the T Post but we did screw the pallets together. FYI they made it through Hurricane Florence. Thanks for watching.

LOL, no hospital runs. Thanks for watching. :-)

We used the heavy duty 6 1/2 ft T post. Thanks for watching!

I'm posting a link so you can see just what it is. The link is to Home Depot but most hardware stores sell them. Thanks for watching :-). www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-3-in-x-9-in-x-24-in-Metal-Fence-Post-Driver-901147EB/205960880?fbclid=IwAR0DTSyLjoHBBkws1xV4XBP8FfnqJuS05ScCvbVThJJd5s6xowKJR2MhYT4

A fence post driver-you can get at a Home Depot for around $36

Pound the t post into the ground, slide pallet over the t post and screw the pallets together. One per pallet.

@@OldWaysNewTimes Thank you i am using deck screws to cinet them and post

Sorry I haven't gotten back with you before now. Hurricane FLO came for a visit. We used 1 5/8" screws and 6 1/2' T post. The red thing is called post pounder. There was a lot of traffic that day and no one would have been able to hear us so we played music over the video. Thank you for watching the video and if I can answer any other questions please let me know. Have a safe and blessed day. :-)

@@OldWaysNewTimes hello it's completely understandable I'm sorry for the hurricane coming your way and I truly do hope all is well with you and your whole family also thank you so much for responding back to me and that is extremely scary for me I would have completely freaked out about the hurricane I'm from California so I have never experience being in or around hurricane only seen them in movies and that alone is freaky enough again hopefully you and your whole family are all doing well please be safe out there I would like to continue to learn from your videos and God bless you and your family as well

Thank you :-)

Was that a mandolin or bango?

DA1hitaQuiTa69 T-posts

We just need an area mainly for the night. We have had a lot of coyotes in the area and I have a couple of small dogs. We don't leave them out without us but I just don't want to let them out into the dark without knowing what's in the yard.

No

Thank you, we've had some family health issues. Hope to be back soon. :-)

Thank you so much. Steve's mom hasn't been doing well so we've been helping there. We'll see everyone soon.

Praying that Steve's Mom gets better soon. God bless you all.

Thank you so much and I know I'm going to love your channel. :-)

It's a cordless screwdriver. Thanks for watching.

6 ft.T post. :-)

I think they used posts for posts.

It's called a picket pounder or a fence pounder, something like that. I'll post a link to home depot but you can find them at most hardware stores. www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-3-in-x-9-in-x-24-in-Metal-Fence-Post-Driver-901147EB/205960880?fbclid=IwAR0DTSyLjoHBBkws1xV4XBP8FfnqJuS05ScCvbVThJJd5s6xowKJR2MhYT4

Thanks for watching :-)

Yes you are :-)

Sorry I missed answering you. There was a bit of traffic that day so you couldn't here the audio. Basically we used six and an half foot T posts. With a fence pounder we tapped the post into the ground until they were safely secured in the ground. Next we put the pallet over the post and screwed it to the prior pallet. Thanks for watching.

We used the gate for 4 years before the last 2 years on the pallet fence. A tree limb is what took it out.

We built a pair of them to close off our driveway. They were up for 4 years there with no problems. When we upgraded the driveway gates we repurposed these two gates to the pallet fence. They didn't sag there either; however the big pine branch that fell on one did break the 1x3's.

Well it' survived hurricanes Florence and Dorian. Except where the tree limb fell on it. Then all I had to do is unscrew that section and put a new pallet in. But what are you trying to use it for? Keep dogs in yes it's good, livestock maybe need something stronger.

@@OldWaysNewTimes trespassers

The top of the post is painted white and there isn't anything that can be removed. Not all posts are two toned but these are. Thank you for watching.

What good would that do? If you dont want the tops sticking up drive the post deeper, or buy shorter t posts,