Making Chestnut Paling
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Sweet chestnut paling looks great and is good value. Aly May from sayitwithwood.co.uk shows how it’s made with an ingenious piece of equipment.
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7 comments so far
PossiblePouchPete
October 24, 2009
Good vid .
Didn’t know that’s how the fencing was made , what a great looking machine : )
Cheers,
Pete.
blackpowderbill
February 4, 2010
Hun looks like the snow fencing we use here in New York state.
MrLeonard55
February 27, 2010
Pretty Cool
liverpool2878
September 10, 2010
hello,been a pale maker or paling maker since i was 15 now 45 so i know a bit about da game,done hurdles n rose arches even done larves for proper old national trust plasterin wit horsehair n stuff,targets for bow n arrows anything,posts rails,wat ya want,yet earn no money,wat do ya do,got skills ray mears dreams of with splitting tools,all the best,dyin trade its dead
Pawel
October 10, 2010
Wher I can Buy mashin for thes fencing?
cmxcentre
November 8, 2010
nice land rover!
Paul S.
October 9, 2011
I remember well seeing this type of paling everywhere when I was growing up in the suburbs of Birmingham back in the 60′s, I remember it as being quite grey in colour so presumably, it changes colour with age like most natural untreated woods exposed to sunlight.
I never knew how it was made until I watched this video so I’m delighted to see the process in action.
Paul S.