Fixing a Fence Using Only Pliers

\🌳 Branch down on your fence and no tools on hand? This one glovebox-sized tool can save the day. Learn how to make a quick, strong temporary fence repair using nothing but fencing pliers and a bit of wire.

In this practical tutorial, I’ll show you how to use fencing pliers to remove staples, cut and strain wire, and get your fence stock-safe again—fast. No strainers, no fancy gear—just smart thinking and a bit of bush know-how.

💡 Bonus Tip: How to reuse old staples and make makeshift fasteners like the old-timers did.

🧰 Gear used:
Fencing pliers
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Mild steel fencing wire (2.5mm)

📍 Filmed in Victoria, Australia

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00:00 A Common Farm Problem
00:18 The Only Tool You Need
00:41 The Right Wire for Temporary Fixes
00:54 Removing the Broken Staple
01:14 Cutting the Damaged Wire
01:23 Creating Loops for Straining
01:58 Estimating Wire Length
02:23 Setting Up for the Strain
02:40 Twisting the Wire Tight
03:15 Locking the Tension in
03:57 Reusing the Staple Without a Hammer
04:30 Quick Fix for a Second Loose Wire
05:23 Fence is Safe—Now Fix it Properly Later
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