Vinyl Fence Post Jig

For rails to fit between posts the holes must be augered dead on according to the layout.

Vinyl fence post jig.

Vinyl ranch rail line post. That s the veranda 5 in. The ground may go up and down but your fence doesn t have to. Find vinyl fence posts at lowe s today.

It s easy to install with conventional tools. 5 inch slide unit. 4 inch slide unit. Go to the location in your yard where you plan to install the vinyl fencing and use the measuring tape to determine the height that you want the fence to be.

Vinyl post routing kit. A small mistake can easily ruin a post. Available for 1 1 2 and 2 inch rail openings. Keep in mind that when you install vinyl fencing you have to place the posts in the ground deeper than wood or metal posts.

Our standard busing size. This post features a low maintenance design for easy upkeep. Step 1 measure the vinyl fencing. Our jig can easily adjust the location of your top and bottom rail with just a turn of a few knobs.

A fence post that you won t need to a fence post that you won t need to paint or stain. This allows you to keep the top of your fence straight and the bottom can follow the grade. Before setting posts i poured 4 inches of gravel cheaper in bulk than bags to facilitate water movement around the post bottom and then set the posts plumb along my string line. Vinyl post routing kit w ryobi router.

Even though this was a. Purchase for your jig. If you are racking your fence simply elongate the post routing to allow the rail to adjust to the angle needed. 1 1 2 inch nibbler is 302 65 and the 2 inch tool is 333 50.

Vinyl fence post nibbler this compound leverage tool elongates the rail opening when the need arises to rack sections of vinyl fence in areas of grade changes. If your fence layout requires an odd angle for example 130 degrees simply widen the post routing on our post with a sawzall jig saw or hand saw to create a custom angle. Do not use an ornamental rail in lieu of the jig because the jig is a longer and designed to prevent you from pulling the post apart using the full slot in the rail.