A 45-Minute Fence
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March/April 1981
By Linda Fairbanks
With all the poles set, I attached the wire to my solid wood corner posts—with insulators—and laid the metal strand out . . . all the way around the to-béenclosed area. Next, I took 6" pieces of electric wire . . . bent them in half . . put the bend of each of these fasteners over the fence wire... ran the ends through a hole in one of my posts . . . and crimped the tips—in opposite directions-on the back of the pipe (Fig. 3). No insulators were needed on the PVC posts—since the plastic material is nonconductive—so all that remained was to hook up the electricity (Fig. 4).
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