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How to Split Fence Rails out of Logs | Dengarden
Splitting fence rails out of logs requires some of the same skills as chopping firewood. If you can chop wood, you can make fence rails—you just need to develop a little finesse. The idea is to use metal wedges to split the log first in half, then into quarters or smaller (if the log was big enough, to begin with). Read more…
28 Split Rail Fence Ideas for Acreages and Private Homes
Welcome to our guide on split rail fences! You can call them split rail, zigzag, worm, or snake fences, but the fact remains that these lovely rustic fences are the perfect decorative border for country, cottage, cabin, or rustic homes!. Split rail fences are constructed out of timber logs, typically split in half lengthwise to form the rails. Read more…
Install a Split Rail Fence – Lowe's
If an informal, open, natural-looking fence is what you're looking for, then a split rail fence is the solution. Split rail fencing is an adaptation of the zigzagging, early American wood fences. It offers a rustic look and is one of the easiest fences to build. Read more…
