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Q: On the side of my house next to my outside wall is an open area that we want to close in so the dog won’t run out. It’s a small dog, so we only need a fence about 3 feet high. The guy we bought the ...

Perhaps the most common and simplest fencing tool is the chain wire strainer, invented by New Zealand engineer EE Hayes more than 100 years ago. The Hayes brand is still sold, as are other designs.

Unlike many of its rivals, the M18 Fuel Fencing Stapler from Milwaukee doesn’t require a gas canister to function. Instead, it’s powered entirely by 18V batteries, with a 3Ah pack capable of firing up ...