Fence Brothers

Need a horse pasture fence with Hotwire? We install flexible, safe fence that’s affordable and avoids the “cheese-cutter” effect of wire.

Avoid vet bills from dangerous fence styles.

Request a free quote here

https://fencebrothers.com/fences/equestrian-fence/

How do you teach kids grit these days with cell phones and TikTok brain rot?

Make them responsible for a noble goofy animal!

This is your last chance to join me at the Herman Miller auction tonight. Saturday Feb 7.

At the Deming Log Show Grounds

Tix here https://www.hermanmiller4-hpark.com/

3 ways to cut a curve in the top of your gate:

1. tack a string to the middle of the gate and tie a pencil to the other side. Adjust the arc of the string until it matches your desired radius. Pencil it on and cut your arc.

2. Bend a thin piece of pvc pipe in the arc that matches your desired radius. Use the pipe to trace the arc on with pencil and then cut.

3. Download an app on your phone called ArcGate. Transfer the image of your arc to a laptop, screen share your laptop image to an Apple TV connected to your
LED projector. Power your projector with a solar battery. Attach your solar battery to a solar panel. Attach a large piece of graph paper to the gate. Project the image of the gate arc on your raw cedar with graph paper on it. Transcribe the image to the graph paper. Cut out the arc on graph paper. Pin the new paper stencil to your gate. Spray paint the area above your paper stencil. Remove the stencil. Use a grease pen to finalize the cut line. Use a Milwaukee M18 cordless router to plunge cut a starter hole in 4-7 places along the arc. Go back to Home Depot and purchase a M18 Skill saw. Put the blade on backwards. Take the blade back off. Put it back on in the correct direction.
Decide that a jigsaw would be better, buy one from Amazon and wait a bit. Unbox jigsaw. Charge jig saw battery.

Cut out arc.

Put away tools and projector system.

Recycle Amazon box.

You’re done! 🙂

Don’t look at the previous comments.

Guess where this is.

We just wrapped up this two-rail fence on a crisp sunny winter day.

Need a new fence?

Let us know about it here www.FenceBrothers.com

Pretty little Mod stained cedar going up tonight for a neighbor. I love the evening color and the gates!

Need one? Go here.
www.fencebrothers.com

Would you use a big garden box as a fence?

Our team wrapped this one up today in Blaine. Getting it ready for privacy shrubs next week.

Merry Christmas everyone.

P.S.
Some of our staff were affected by the floods. We're praying for them and others in our community this morning.

Thanks for others of you who are helping a neighbor today.