"Hedgehogs can travel around a mile every night, so they may need help to get into and out of your garden. Try cutting holes in fences, removing bricks from walls, or digging tunnels under the garden ...

A mortise is basically a hole in a piece of wood and the tenon is another piece ... The folks over at [WayOutWest] were building a fence and needed a way to cut a bunch of mortises in 4×4 inch ...

If your wood fence features 4×8 panels and one ... The rails on a split-rail fence fit into holes in the posts. When a rail ...

Rotting wood fence posts set in concrete can be a pain to remove, but with the help of a high-powered tool, you can make the ...

Hedgehog numbers are significantly down in the UK in recent years, and gardeners are being urged to help by drilling holes in the bottom of your fence in spring ...

you can either cut a small hole at the base of your fence or elevate the panel slightly to create enough space for a hedgehog to slip through, ensuring it's not large enough for human passage. To help ...

Try cutting holes in fences, removing bricks from walls, or digging tunnels under the garden boundary. Hedgehogs can travel through gaps as small as 13x13cm, so these gaps don't need to be large.