Very simple build, just what I was looking for. Thanks for the video, saves me on time and complexity. And it still is a sturdy gate to hang.

Excellent video! Informative & easy to follow. Thanx

Great video! Very clear instructions and a great result! I have trouble with getting 90 degree angles, any tips would be appreciated.

Good video. Easy to follow. I just built a 4’ H x 5’ W wood fence with fencing 18:57 18:57 sandwiched by 4 horizontal boards. I shimmed the gate in opening and mounted it. I like your style of bolts instead of screws to hold the hinges. I left an inch of fencing material to slip into a homemade threshold for the fencing to pop into. This is for our new raised gardens and want to keep out unwanted animals. All the best from north Texas.

This is the video my husband and I needed - simple and straightforward! About to build this in Australia for our little sheep paddock!

Thank you, can't wait to build my own gate this spring. I will have to leave plenty of room at bottom for snow pack and was thinking of using a training wheel or something of the like on bottom swing side.

Exceptionally well done video! Really clear speaking, well-paced instructions, perfect shots of all materias, layout, etc. Repositioned some steel gates to secure larger animals in another pasture and will fill in these resulting "gaps" with homemade wood and wire gates following your instructions. THANK YOU FOR THE PERFECT DEMO!

Thanks so much. I need a lighter gate for a driveway but your design is perfect.

Nice looking gate. I want to build a country style gate for our new house in Hungary. Just have to talk to my lady first then hopefully I'll be good to give it a go! Nice video too with great information

terrific video...great instruction, ...love the crocs too...i'll be using your insights to build my new gates.

Yesssss! Thanks for the help!

Nice job!

Congratulations good job very nice 🙂

Just built the same gate in hardwood. Easy and simple. Thanks. Kurrajong Hills , Australia . You beauty mate !,

Nice build. Thanks. Just installed a split rail fence wasn't sure how to do the gates. Will be using this method. Great info!

Very nice and well made fence. Great instructions. Thank you.

Great idea. Well explained. Thanks

Great job and great video. Where did you get your simple locking gate mounting hardware ? Thank you.

Best video I've watched so far.

love it great look and seems like the regular guy can build these

great vid boss

I like this. No advanced joinery, no mortice and tenons, all simple stuff that a DIYer can do. I'd have used bolts all over instead of screws, but I might have wasted money here - this job is good and will last years and years.

I’m going to be doing this as well but for a 10 foot drive way gate later this week

Excelente!!!! Desde Argentina ...

To avoid someone lifting the gate off the hinges, install with elbow DOWN on top post hinge. UP on bottom. Drill for top gate-side hinge as you showed, but screw it in after slipping it up onto top hinge - it will never budge!

Oh wow..nice. This is what I’m gonna do then! Thanks

Fantastic job Sir ... thanks

Great video. Was wondering how long your gate is?

Could you use a composite deck board like Fiberon @ The Home Depot?

What do you do if the ground isn't level? My yard slopes so there will be an opening if I square it all up. Suggestions?

Awesome design, I’m replacing a similar fence but can’t find the name to the hardware you used for the round post. Anyone know what the “hinges” are called?

I can’t thank you enough for encouraging me ❤ to think of going with a GORGEOUS wood 🪵 farm gate instead of a “how am I going to get it home” powder coat steel gate. Since I have everything but the pneumatic nailer I can do this easily. My only consideration is it needs to be (or have) a pedestrian gate as well for whoever I have visiting. (Light enough, don’t have to explain how to lock it, just need parts that won’t go missing like the nice piece of wood idea). Nice ad for Ryobi, btw (we started Ryobi years ago, so reliable we never stopped). 💛 Thank you!

Always clamp, then pre-drill before screws at board ends to prevent splits.

After measuring the gap between the gate posts, how much smaller is the gate to allow for the hinge hangers and gate locking mechanism please?

I've not read all the comments and maybe this question has already been addressed: Are hinges set to swing open both ways? More reveal on lag screw side for opening gate both ways? Looks like this gate open only toward the inside . . . Thanks in Advance

where did you get the heavy duty gate hinges?

what is name of the hinges,,i have a 15 ft gate i built almost identical to your except for the one board that runs from bottom left to top right,,,gate is sturdy except for being too wobbly when i try to swing it open ,,thinking adding the diaganol board will fix that

Great idea Chuck, I wish I saw this video before I bought 2 new tube Gates. But I am adding pastures so I will be building these, Thank you again for sharing. Did you use 1x6 or 2x6? I know you said deck lumber which is 1x6 but the camera makes it look like 2x6

You should put the bolts the other way, the round head is supposed to be on the wood side.

where did you get the Hinges from? Im in Maryland, tractor supply doesn't have that style, Help?

Where can I buy hinges

It seems the brace is backwards, but a good video well explained . Thank you .

Can you send link for those gate hinges?

what do you call those kind of hinges...can't find them anywhere

Is it a two way gate this one?

How many inches are those hinges?

What wood is it?

What are those gate hinges called?

Where do I get this hinges?

What’s the dimensions for the timber

I still want to go this, but I think the price of wood vs metal gate is a push right after Covid.

How long can you go with gate? Would you be able to make a 17 ft wood gate?

Size hinge is that

Dude...but you've got your tension wire on that H-Brace going the wrong way. Should be pulling from the top of the gate post to the bottom of the brace post. No?

Where did you find those hinges?

I'm not too confident with those deck boards, I built my 4 board fence using them and probaby 5% of the have warped and or bowed, I'm really disappointed with the results

I'm going to disagree about the lean direction of your diagonal. I would always have it coming down at its angle beginning at the top hing...