premnayloon

Damien you'll have to stop fencing in Australia.

Is that supposed to be a centre line on the rylock? If so then why is it not on the whole length,

The closest that guy has got to a fencer is slept with one I reckon!

Was the r suitable clearances between gate and ground, certainly plenty of clearance between the bottom of the hook and the eyeball! Also wire doesn't look tight to me.

Christ I wouldn't fancy digging in that wedges!

The guy holding post must have trust in the man wielding the maul

Looks great is the rabbit net run along a plain line, and the rail on top of line?

That's a great wee thing did you get it made or is it something that's adapted, I've always been looking for something that I can roll up wire on ,

A handy tip I learned for catching gates is to use a drive in gate hook put in upside down, cheap and effective,

Excellent work how Did you go about getting the circle right was it a post in the middle, the a length of rope all the way round

is that trench dug out with a mini slew?

Hey no offence taken! I've never had a wedge split yet and as I said the shape of it means it tightens with every hit, and it gets wider of course too. I The guy I used to work for always used them and was renowned as one of the best in the area, never ever had a complaint or a strainer shift, but each to their own , wouldn't it be great for us all to meet up and share our methods.

Just goes to show the differences in everyone's work I would always run a line either barbed or plain along the top of net and usually run a line along centre of net too.

Do you not usually run a line along the top of the net?

Am I right in thinking that the old fence in the pic he the stockfence stapled hard to the strainer but not tied off round the post?

Now I would use wedge as thrust plate, what are you using.