Ultimate privacy fence with metal frame. 

You just gave me the confident to build my own double fence doors. Great job going to buy the material this Friday to start Saturday. You rock man

Thats a quality fence, sir. Now I know what design im using

That's a really cool look for a front fence - great job and your method was well explained. Very nice and it should outlast just about anything.

Very nice, the fence came out looking great. Thanks for the idea's.

I'm in LOVE with this fence!!

Absolutely fantastic. Great work.

excellent work and great video for helping others see the process

Happy to see a Sacramentian do such a great project! I am living around and might contact you for your great work put into my house!

You KILLED again Bro, thanks for sharing. Your property value just went up in a major way!

Great video and a killer fence! Some awesome ideas! Thanks

Dang. Thank you for taking the time to teach us! God bless!

Beautiful job, looks awesome. Going to be doing 48 feet of privacy fence myself this spring so this vid was very helpful. Will also be using steel square tube of .120 wall.

Great video! I used your ideas for my gate project! thanks!!!

Beautiful! Great work

Awesome looking fence

Because of you i am starting to build my own gate and fence! Good work!

Beautiful job.

Nothing but love my man! Great job!

This is an inspiration for me . Thank you sir .

Thank you ,this video has helped me also . I was looking for ideas and this was the best by far I've seen.

Looks great!

Beautiful fence!

Very cool video you did man, preciate all the visuals, I'm currently researching places where I will buy my metal materials from.. Thanks for this. 👍

Very neat and clean I love it

Nice fence. I'll be doing something like it in the very near future that I had already been thinking of. One big driver is not having wood fence posts, that in a few years, rot in the post holes. If the steel/iron is the frame, it will last and fence boards can be replaced fairly easily as needed.

Great job - I want to do this & the video is super helpful

Awesome job!

I love you’re work brother is nice I can wait to get stared on my fence and gate thanks for all the tips

Nice clean look

You do awesome work

Nice work! I am planning on doing a similar project. 👍

I build my fence by watching ur channel..! Thx so much…!

😊😊 Excellent, I learn something new everything I visit someone's content 😊😊

Looks pretty sharp

Outstanding...

That is a nice fence!

Very nice!

Your lovely assistant is absolutely gorgeous!!

Just came across your video lol i live in the area and was looking at your fence when i was driving by a few weeks back. Had no idea there was a video out there

You got down my man!

Great looking fence and I wanted to do something similar but have the boards run horizontal until i saw price tag…😱. I would still do it for a small area like this but not my situation

I love the vid bro

I've never seen a fence with that design. It looks great! I need to learn how to weld. Dammit

That looks legit.

I’d just say use galvanized nuts bolts and washers as opposed to the deck screws. You can paint them at the same time as everything else metal, but before installation. Pop a chalk to keep your holes lined out. Looks sharp though and I appreciated the insight on the metal frames!

It's awesome, everything just says high strength and quality. Iit just looks so beautiful and sturdy. This project is way too far beyond my skill level. I love construction, but I cannot do this, simply because of the skill level involved. But, You showed that it can be done well, with enough expertise.

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It was a bit grueling to watch... a little slow but the final result is awesome! That fence is beautiful and looks like it will last 100 years.

I’m jealous. I want one but don’t have the skills

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Looks great. The only thing I would do is leave a half inch space between the house and the post so water / moisture won't accumulate. Just a thought...... Are those 4 inch posts ? Thank you again for sharing your videos 🙏

What is the size of metal you used for your cross braces that your fencing is attached to?

Wonderful video! It encouraged me to build my own gate & fence. Please ler me know which welder machine do I need for the job? Thanks again for the great video!

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Well I’m late to the party what an awesome video. So glad RU-vid recommended you. So you used a deck screw to tie the dog ear on the flat bar?

I already have a metal bar 5’ fence. Just wanted to attach 6’ wooden planks to the metal framing (make fence taller) to fill the spaces between the bars. What type of screws would I need?

Wow so strong it will last forever

The overlap works great and I have it on two sides of my yard. One neighbor did not go that route on a replacement they did and poof, we have no privacy there. I am curious about the bottom edge how it works with the fence boards and how well water drains away from it.?

I watched video, great stuff. I couldn't figure out where you used the rectangular tubing at?? The 1 1/2 x 3/4 tubing?? .

Great work. It look amazing.. around how mich did you spend on that..

Great video. Last time you cut shiplap grove into the fence boards. This time you used board-on-board. Why the change? Which hardware store did you get the hinges from? I searched on Amazon and they cost more online.

Great job once again. Where do you get your material? Steel? Wood?

Where can I get that auger attachment

Hello my friend great video thanks alot for showing us. Where in sacramento can i get this 4x4 steel tubing. 10 ft pieces

What wood material did he use? Pressure treated or Cedar?

For anyone using this awesome design to build their fence, I have a few suggestions: 1- Try to avoid using the flat bar on top and bottom, use rectangular tubing. This will save you a lot of time and it will look much nicer since you will not need to cut&grind the screws off and repaint the frame. This is my biggest regret. You cannot tighten the screws later on, if you do, you'll have to grind and repaint ! It is a little bit more money but you could use a 1"x3" rectangular tubing behind the 2"x2" tubes for a clean look. Or you can use 1"x2" tubing if you don't mind the stepped look. 2- Try to find panels that are already built and integrate them into your frame design. Cutting, staining, positioning, screwing in the picket boards take FOREVER. The cheapest pickets at Lowes (~$2/pc) are rough mill cut and dimensions vary about 1/4-1/2".. You may be able to find the extreme weather ones pretty easily, only problem with them is the pickets are stapled on both sides of the horizontal board, so you do not get full privacy. You can also do something similar to this design: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PXRuaIkQ7Wc.html 3- Use self drilling screws. Saves a lot of time. 4- Use countersink drill bit after the hole is drilled to avoid cracks/splits in the wood 5- Use galvanized metal posts 6- You might need a cross bar on gates so that they do not sag. I had the most difficulty with making perfectly square gates for my driveway. This video skips that process which is very critical. The opposite corners distance on the gates need to be equal. 7- If you want self closing gates, buy the hardware first because you may not be able to make them work later on. I had to improvise with my design. Maybe I'll post a video to explain on this. Good luck with your project.

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Hello there, came across this video today and really liked your work. I have a quick question, did you also add screws from the wood to the middle of the metal strip/brace? Thank you.

Do you use treaded boards right Looks professional 💯

nice job again. another change was going with the .120 wall thickness in the posts as opposed to the .250. No sign of problem with the thinner wall?(bearing the weight of the swinger) What's the length of that gate? I see some fence/gate makers go with a thinner wall for their framing (.063 to .095), any reason you chose .120 for the framing as well?

Nice video. Very helpful. I've never welded and am planning to start. What type of welder would you recommend for a newbie wanting to do welding similar to what you've done here? Thanks!

Congratulations!! that's a fantastic job. I didn't see the estimated cost for materials for this project. Could you post it? just to get an idea of what something like this would cost. Thank you so much

Awesome job! Could you provide the size tubing and flatbar you used for your fence? I see 4x4 tubing but not sure about what sizes for the base and top of the fence that connects the two posts.

How did you calculate the correct number of pickets between posts?

I imagine this was pretty spendy, what was the cost?

Would you consider using square tubing or the 1 1/2 x 3/4 on top and bottom instead so you can screw in the boards in and not worry about grinding the screws from the back?

Your fence looks amazing I’m also in Sacramento I would love to hire you or for you to help me build my fence

curiosity how many amps is the welding machine you use - greetings

Is there any way to track the cost of iron materials to determine when is a good time to buy metal for the project?

Question how far apart are the 4x4 studs? is it 8 foot or 10 foot?

How deep do the post need to be? How far apart should the post be?

Is your welder operating on 120V? Your welder extension cable is 120V rated.

where did you buy the metal material

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i think is better to do screwless wood.

How much did you spend on the materials?

Im still trying to get the lice out of my house, just keeps coming back. That is why , i dont start any home improvement projects. I dont even get sleep from the biting in my bed., otherwise, i would be on a project every week. But, whatever, bug i got, fleas or whatever, i get bit and crawling all over me, I DONT EVEN HAVE PIECE OF MIND, TO BE ABLE TO THINK A PROJECT THROUGH.

That new fence needs a new house