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| Western Red Cedar Fence, driveway gates, entry gates, and arbohr designed and built by Cahl Roach |
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| Remote controlled driveway gates |
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| After |
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| Before |
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| After |
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| blank canvas |
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| 3D rendering of proposed fence and gates |
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| I also installed 2 more gates down the side of the house |
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| all glued up |
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| 2 gates installed with a fill panel on the left |
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| Big gate in the middle and a person gate on the right |
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| before... |
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| hello beautiful <3 <3 |
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| mortise and tenon gate joinery |
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| gate glue-up |
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| second gate glue-up |
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| no screws no nails |
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| view from inside |
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| this chicken proof gate I made keeps the chickens out of the backyard but still allows them to roam in and out of the cage. No more chicken poop everywhere. |
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| I hammer drilled ½" holes and epoxied galvanized anchor bolts into the concrete to hold the post bases |
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| 4x4 side sections getting morticed together to hold lattice panels |
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| Home made lattice using ¼" thick strips of redwood. Stapled and glued. No knots. |
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| Gate being assembled with no fasteners just through mortices and wood glue. |
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| close-up of a through tongue and mortice |
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| bottom panel was tongue and grooved on my shaper before assembly |
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| This was scrap metal I found at a garage sale. I stretched it diagonally to fit the gate |
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| more joinery close-ups |
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| the day before I bought a morticing machine |
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| ready to glue everything up |
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| I round the corners of my panel to match the rabbit. this way I dont expose my mortice to the elements by squaring the rabbited channel instead + its faster and easier |
