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H brace question #8455699 11/22/21 12:49 AM
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Would building an H out of square tubing be a problem? I’ve built my fair share, but have never seen square tubing used. Any downfalls?

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big enough square tubing, i don't see an issue.

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Planning on using 4”.

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Wall thickness is the issue. Even 11ga isn’t all that thick.


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My thought would be cost prohibitive. Hell even used drill pipe is expensive right now.


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What is it going to hold or support?

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It will be at least 3/16. Probably 1/4. I’m not that worried about cost. My entrance will be square tubing, so the H braces will match. It will probably be 5 strand barb wire or possibly net wire.

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It will be at least 3/16. Probably 1/4. I’m not that worried about cost. My entrance will be square tubing, so the H braces will match. It will probably be 5 strand barb wire or possibly net wire.


That's expensive, but will make for a flashly gate and fence. Just know that might be a little bit of a pain to tie off to sq vs round. I differently would run wire on a cold day.


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4"x4"x3/16" will hold up a locomotive, if the geometry of the object is right.


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