Still miss you buddy, three years gone and I still think of you as one of the best friends I ever had.

After 20 videos and numerous internet fence calculaters, you sumed it up in two minutes. Thanks

This is the most intelligent and efficient method I have watched. Brilliant!

This is exactly what I was looking for. Simple and to the point. Didn't have to waste a lot of time on long, complicated videos.

I have fallen for this trap myself, and this is explained very well, to avoid the old 'outta space' end gaps, Thanks

I am old school, now days everyone uses apps. I like knowing how and why. This is the best, easiest, and quickest explanation for spindle spacing I ever heard. Most talk about adding ghost spindles when in fact you are calculating the spaces. I am subscribing in hopes that in the future you will give us another pearl. Thank you.

I’ve watched about a dozen videos on this topic! Hands down this is the best cleanest and most concise video on this topic. Thankyou a million times!

This is an absolutely terrific video I know I will benefit for years to come. Thank you very much for sharing the wealth of information.

Wow, I really struggled with this when trying to create 3d models, but applying your formula I have to say it works! Very nicely done, thank you.

I had this exact problem today putting spindles on a railing today this video helped me out so much thank you 👍

🤯 Holy shnikes you saved me a stupid amount of trial and error/never ending google searches. You’re kinda my favorite person on the internet right now.

Best video on KZfaq for picket spacing!

Genius! So easy to understand the way you described this. Exactly what I needed. Bravo!

This is a great video. Every few months I come back to watch before my spacing projects

I've gone through at least 5 YT videos before finding this one. Some of them you need a degree in math to follow. You have provided the simplest most straight forward method to solve the spacing problem. Thank you.

Exactly what I need!! Thank you for summing it up in 3 minutes!

Jonah, you are the winner. So many people doing video about this subject and doing unnecessary math calculation. You made this so simple for novice like me. You are very much appreciated. Thank you.

Great video Sir, I liked how you kept it simple, short, and to the point. Everyone else talks way too much and they do a lot of math! This worked great for my stair spindles....I will try this as well with birthday candles. Thanks again!

That with out question is the best way. Been doing that for many different issue. Thanks

The only man who explains this to real perfection , as an amateur I have wasted 2 hours listening to others who just give a rough idea . The mistake I made was not counting the gaps . Many thanks .

This is the one! Looked at a bunch of videos. This is the best, and simplest one. Thank yoy!

What if you don't know how many pickets you need?

hell im nominating this dude for president for real

Best explanation I have seen, that I actually tried, and it works perfectly every time. Thanks!

Absolutely brilliant. Losing my mind with wainscoting stiles. Got a new sub from England. Cheers.

Thank you so much. You are the first person to explain is so clearly. Works perfectly.

I have run into this issue before and it took me along time to figure out using trial and error. I will surely apply your tip the next time! Thank you!

I’m so grateful for this video! I was at my wits end from trying everything I could think of to get perfect even spaces. Your video is absolutely simple and to the point and made perfect sense. Appreciate it very much! Made my builds so much easier.

Man your a genius. I worked for 4 hours trying to figure this out on 6 spindles on a set of exterior steps and still hadn't figured it out till I saw your video. THANKS

Thank you for your valuable contribution to humanity.

Trying to space candles and you sir are a bloody saviour! Thank you 👍🏼

Awesome explanation, quick and to the point!

Thank you, i needed this knowledge!

This is BY FAR the BEST example on how to equally space objects between two points I have ever seen!

That's some awesome info thank you, I could've used this info while trying to figure out the spacing between welds, 54" wide section I was instructed to do six 2" welds on it.

super helpful,simple and concise, thank you.

Brilliant! Thank you. Wish I knew this method about, oh, 50 years ago!

Thisbis all the high school math I needed!

Thanks a lot. I used this method to work out drawer runner spacings in a cabinet.

Brilliant totally brilliant thank you for sharing this trick

Simply Nice and Clean Thanks alot

This is absolutely the best explanation to date!! 🙂👍

Great tip. Thank you very much

awesome tips! Much appreciated. I noticed on our fence that a builder installed they butted one of the pickets up against the post. Not sure if that was to "square things up" or what. But I guess it doesn't matter since it simply creates the same situation with that space between the post (or now two pickets which are adjacent to each of the posts).

Simple and easy..perfect explain..thanx

It FINALLY made sense! Thank you!

Do you know how long I've been looking for a video like this?? For about 6 months or so. I quit doing searches because nothing relevant came up. Then last night, your video pops up on my "Suggested for You". I've been needing this video for a long time. Today I used your advice for screw placement on a project and had everything all laid out in less than 10 minutes. Thank you for taking the time to make and post this video. 👍

Thanks for your video, so simple!

Exactly the method I use, perfect every time 👍

Excellent. so easy!

Excellent !! Thank You !!

Thanks very much, this has been driving me mad trying to work out spaces on my Pergola project. I nearly took my shoes and socks off so I could use my toes to count 😅👍

Bro I've been looking for this for years. Thanks

Jubilation! Finally a straight forward instructionally video. That saved me! Thanks!

Simple and easy, thank you.

Excellent.. Thanks, so simple..

Thanks bro... You're definitely is the best...👍👍👍 I just finally found the easiest way to divide the space equally...

Nice I’ll use this method on Saturday thanks for that 👍

I've had this problem for years and the geometry solution is impractical on a long, thin board. Thank for posting this!

Thank you for that, Jonah!

great demonstration

Thank you so very much great video

Absolutely got it.i have a 15ft window.youbtold and showed.thank you

Superb explanation!

It already been said many times but this is exactly what i was looking for. Equal spacing is overall space - total width of pickets / amount of spaces between pickets and posts. Thank you! Liked and saved to a playlist.

Thank you, I'm braindead and struggled to figure this out, got the right answer but forgot how I did it. So many nerds on the internet posting massive algebraic formulas when you just explained it easily and simply in 3 mins

Worked perfectly, thanks

You are my hero!!

That's why I never give up searching, there is always an easier way to understand something. Learned this studying engineering.

Thanks probably not for what it was intended, but you helped me evenly space my icons on an app.

Perfect video.!!! Especially that it doesn't have any of the usual KZfaq faff.

Well, that simplified it. 👏🏻

Fuck this just saved me a big headache today. Cheers mate

Finally found a video on how to space birth day candles

Awesome!!!

Thank you!

Excellent

Thank you!!!

THANK YOU!!!! 😊

AWESOME!!! thanks

Amazing

thank you !!

Great tip! I’m going to go back and fix a couple of weird trapezoids I’ve ended up with 👍

I like it.

You are the king of youtube..

you are very genius .

Thank u dude !

Worked great when building bespoke trellising

No way. I Just watched a 15 min video about how to do this with a bunch of crazy math that hurt my brain. This is is quick and way easier; great tip!

Thanx!

Add up picket widths and subtract from the inside run measurement and divide by number of spaces (number of spaces will always be one less then the number of pickets being used.

great thanks more videos please

This guy’s a fucking genius. Well deserved like

Fucking thank you man! Holy shit this was the best explanation thus far

This is fine so long as after doing the math the space between the pickets complies with local building codes which generally require the pickets to be less than 4 inches apart. If you do the math and your space is 4 inches or more you have to go back and add enough pickets to get the space under 4 inches.

I made a mistake on a clients coat rack. The spaces were uneven and was beating myself up a little thinking it must be obvious. Glad it's not so obvious and not too difficult. This method would work best using metric though. I hope my measuring tape, being in Canada, has that.

Just watched Jonah cavanaugh' video on spacing evenly. It's bomb prof and also works in engineering as well

LEGEND

Smart guy

Thank you