I Will Never Build Farm Fences Like This Again

Our non sponsored review of the LockJawz Corner Brace system
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We are a better together family of 6 living in an 800sqft Shed to House Conversion and currently converting a 336sqft shed into a tiny house for our new studio! Oh yea, we are doing our best to build a sustainable homestead in central Texas raising pigs, chickens, and rabbits…. and hopefully more!!!!!

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[kathrinekerns]

Joe Salatin is so knowledgeable. He is one of my favorites. As long as your fence is functional that is what is important. This looks like a great system.

[alisonwestermann]

I find fencing videos so helpful! Thanks for sharing!

[Foxtrap]

The concrete pier and post could be useful around your pond. Rain gauge, level monitor, fish structure, etc. there’s some use there for it.

[hoofandpeck]

Hey!! I love it!! It turned out great!

[dennie]

I like using Wedge-Loc system. Works the same but is metal.

[ram]

You could use the old concrete post and built a Small Pier for your pond.

[danny]

You could make a laundry line for drying clothes. Or posts for a dog run.

[TheNotoriousNemo]

Dayum, this looks awesome!!!
Just spray the orange plastic dark green lmao, simple fix.

[Palit-gckr]

I had an idea for the wooden post stuck in concrete: you cut the wood off the concrete at the same spot as you did with the one you have to drive over, and use the wood however you want, then take the concreate block and just use it how you would use a rock. concreate blocks are basically man-made rocks.

[joyceterra]

Thank you. That is so much easier for corner bracing. Will be utilizing these for my fencing paddocks. As to the cement, they could be used as cement supports force shed to support and keep it off the ground. Sort of like footer. Not sure what you call them. Since it has wood in the middle you can build and na into them for building the floor area of shed. I am not great at getting ideas across but hopefully I came close.

[inthegarden]

I would like to see the steps on how you installed the ratchet and wire. Thanks you for sharing

[jaket]

I can appreciate the time it took to develop and test it, and it may work for the bulk of the homesteading and hobby community, but it's not a good enough solution for some. I'll be interested to see how it holds up.

[salvatoremancini]

Please make a video about the timeless fence

[arccroses]

Let us all know in a year how those plastic pieces hold up to the brutal southern sun. I've used the aluminum WedgeLoc products for the same as you just did here in Florida and I wonder how the LockJawz compares over time. I like LockJawz products, I have the T-360 wrap around insulators and I've been looking at some of their newer products. The spring wire clips and the 5.0 extended insulators that clip onto the fencing, not the t-post, are my next purchases.

[larahemilton]

Plant an old fashioned rose bush in front of it. What angled piece of metal? All I see is a rose bush putting on a show!!!😊

[joanneganon]

Look at that gizmo, what a time saver🎉.
JO JO IN VT 💞

[patbrueggeman]

Would that work for any kind of fence?

[HighDesertHomestead]

If I was going to use electric fence I would definitely use the Timeless Fence corners. They are estically a better choice. They will last forever. And no need for insulators.

[sabrinar.porter]

I cannot find the link for the device to make the corner fence

[Maninthemiddle]

Could you use cattke oannel instead of high tensile wire