R8/80/15 Torus high tensile fence

[digga]

hi  i use  to  use  rylock   netting but started  having trouble sometimes with slack wires so  brought  some R8/80/15  Torus high tensile fence to try out  very nice  wire . just wondering if theres any tips  for striping  ends (knots ) to  tie off ? as use to using  hinge joint or  x fencing for equestrian  stuff 

[Frontrowfencing]

Just snip the knot at the beach, where it comes round the wire at 90 degrees to the way it is running.

Clear as mud, I know what I mean, alternatively if you are not to bothered, thresh the **** out of it with a hammer and use brute force.

[digga]

thanks for the reply frontrow  didnt  want to go along the lines of hammer and  brute force  that  tends to get old very quick :-)

[tepapa]

Knipex pliers to cut the knot

[Robbell]

Knipex pliers and cut the knot (knipex are better than the Barco ones)

 

when bending the wire it can break where the knot is/ was, try not to bend on that piece

 

another clear as mud production for the front line of fencing lol

[Frontrowfencing]

We use maun pliers.

Just read my

Sat post back and it makes no sense. I have big fat fingers and stupid predictive text.

Bear with me, one day I might get there.

[tommy7840]

I have been doing this today with the tornado horse wire.I found cutting the knot through with a very good set of wire cutters works well. I use BETA wire cutters and i must say they are great.

[lee hampton]

knipex wire cutters work well... You don't need to to cut the joint simply grab a hold of the joint give it a slight twist and you'll manage to slide it off, saves blunting your cutters.