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Footings and such just need to be installed below the frost line, then they stay put!Holly crap that ground doesn't want things stuck In it.
Footings and such just need to be installed below the frost line, then they stay put!Holly crap that ground doesn't want things stuck In it.
Yeah bolt the railings to the posts then use the railing to nail in the pailingA lot harder to nail the cross boards to a steel post.
Nah everything is done with lasers now! You didn't know? Even the holes are made with lasers!Oh next thread : putting in fence posts.
So I'm thinking string lines are in order.
I was thinking put my end post in then run stringline off leading edge of this to line my other posts to...
Yeah I had one of them laser measuring devices gave it to my bro.Nah everything is done with lasers now! You didn't know? Even the holes are made with lasers!
Being from the North, I actually laughed out loud when the local building inspector said, in all seriousness, that the frost line is a whole 12 inches here in Atlanta.Footings and such just need to be installed below the frost line, then they stay put!
Man I love where this forum can go sometimes a "frost line" I never knew this was a thing!Being from the North, I actually laughed out loud when the local building inspector said, in all seriousness, that the frost line is a whole 12 inches here in Atlanta.
And lasers for BREWING WTFNah everything is done with lasers now! You didn't know? Even the holes are made with lasers!
Frost what's thatWeirdoes with no frost.
Frost what's that.
It's what our Moles, Voles and Gophers use to chill their beer.
Cheers Don I think so.That's a very nice looking gate frame you got there Ben. Covering it up with those boards will really make it look nice.
Hey I'm not picking up what your putting down the braces you mean them bits of board on the outside of the gate bits?Looking nice.
Make sure those braces go on correctly. (Should be on bottom at the hinge)