What up friends I'm Joe for those of you that don't know and today actually this week I've been working on my own deck actually more like this past month just kind of working on it here and there and this week I've been working on railings so just kind of want to go over this hog wire railing and there's dozens of different ways to put it up and this is the way that I decided to do it kind of a minimalist frame style and we'll kind of go over that real quick I'm not gonna bore you with the whole process but try and just show you how it works and how it goes together and kind of what went into it right on let's go! I make living hot, look too easy! The first thing that we did was mill this all this number out of two by six Western Red Seater. Sand it in and then put a coat of semi-transparent stain on there. Also milled out this bottom rail and then put a groove in the center. Cut these to length. Attach them to the post. Put the wire in. Now edge out here on. The reason that these are a little proud here is to take some half inch like dog-eared fence cedar that you can find pretty cheap at the store and put it in between here and leave it clear by that I mean not stain it as dark as I did the frames here and then my top cap is the same cedar just I'm not gonna stain it dark I'm gonna more do just a clear natural stain and put it up top. And that is what went into putting together these hog wire railings.