niwashikun
Jan 29, 2007, 04:56 PM
Hi, I have another fence question.
We are are building a wood privacy fence. The side fence will not be exactly perpendicular to the front fence. So the angle at the corner will be greater than 90 degrees. (Probably about 100 degrees).
Would it be better to
1: just make each section on the side fence (approx 11 sections, 7' 6" each) slightly off from straight (ie: instead of 180 degrees more like 179 degrees) or
2: should the side fence be straight and the corner take the full brunt (ca 100 degrees)
If (2) then what's the best way to attach the stringers (rails) to the post? Leave the post alone and miter the ends of the stringers? Use shims? Make cut outs in the post??
Thanks,
-N
We are are building a wood privacy fence. The side fence will not be exactly perpendicular to the front fence. So the angle at the corner will be greater than 90 degrees. (Probably about 100 degrees).
Would it be better to
1: just make each section on the side fence (approx 11 sections, 7' 6" each) slightly off from straight (ie: instead of 180 degrees more like 179 degrees) or
2: should the side fence be straight and the corner take the full brunt (ca 100 degrees)
If (2) then what's the best way to attach the stringers (rails) to the post? Leave the post alone and miter the ends of the stringers? Use shims? Make cut outs in the post??
Thanks,
-N