Questions about this build? Cost? Tips and tricks? Read the written tutorial at:
Part 1: https://www.wilkerdos.com/2016/08/boa...
Part 2 : https://www.wilkerdos.com/2016/08/pic...
Part 3 : https://www.wilkerdos.com/2016/08/fin...

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If you happen to be in the Fort Worth/Dallas area, here are the local suppliers I went to for this project:
Fencing material: Binford Supply http://goo.gl/BGlfO2
Steel post material: Discount Steel http://goo.gl/fHABDR
Lag bolts: Fort Worth Bolt and Tool http://goo.gl/YSfv2G

Things I Used in This Project:
Ear Plugs: http://goo.gl/vYO6Lj
Triton MultiStand: http://goo.gl/Quh4Xx
PortABand Saw: https://goo.gl/kXAv6A
PortABand Saw Stand: https://goo.gl/yJMGFx
Sitting Stool: http://goo.gl/5F4e9L
Triton Circular Saw: http://goo.gl/mNC4Ia
Face Shield: https://goo.gl/zO68VA
Grinder: https://goo.gl/mnkSlH
Welder: https://goo.gl/UhTle1
Welding Hood: https://goo.gl/OdK59v
Welding Gloves: https://goo.gl/OuXJ1t
Welding Jacket: https://goo.gl/K48wMM
Welding Magnets: https://goo.gl/p5QShm
MIG Pliers: https://goo.gl/N8sPc0
Chainsaw: https://goo.gl/2b4rt3
Triton Impact (small): https://goo.gl/gh1X77
Triton Impact (large): https://goo.gl/547ZkK
Shade Canopy: https://goo.gl/eHxnzs


In this video I’m starting the process of tearing down my old privacy fence and starting to build a board on board cedar fence in it’s place. I have metal poles already on my existing fence so the first thing I had to do was extend the metal poles the entire height of the fence so the board on board fence will have the support it needs. I used the Lincoln Electric Mig 210 MP welder to weld the pole extensions on. Afterwards I demoed the old fence then started attaching the cedar stringers. This is a huge job so I had to split it into multiple videos. Check out part two for installing the top cap and trim, the board on board pickets, and the boxes around the posts!