Chain link Bias Cut Pt.1 | Mr. Fence Academy 

Interesting watching someone do it their way. After doing 1000s of bias cuts it's much faster to cut the bias when the wire is on the ground then add the t bar prior to standing the wire. We just have a different process. I will do it the way you did when I am teaching a new guy how to cut a bias as it is much easier for the untrained eye to see bias and where to cut with wire standing and t bar installed. Keep up the good work.

2:43. The greatest tip in any fence construction video! No math, no counting. Just line up the tension bar!! I'm thinking you could even slide a marker alongside the tension bar, and then just cut on the line. Do you need to cut a bias when going up and back down a hill? How is that done?

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Very helpful thanks!

Nice. I was looking for something like this. I am putting up a fence around my garden. It has a lot of slopes and bumps. A 5’ fence will be 5’ no matter if it’s in a slope or on a horizontal ground? I have been imagining the poles in the slopy areas has to be either shorter or taller than the ones at the horizontal area, but I might be wrong. The chain link fence is flexible. It also looks like you cut the fence at the corners. Any reason why you dont go around the corners, especially a corner between horizontal and slope?

Can you please make/sell curtain hangars like the ones you have in this video. I like how you can slip top rail into them and push them up higher. I'm short :)

How can make my chain link fence uncuttable?

He’s a fence contractor and has no safety procedures!!!no harness??