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How to Make a Ladder | Easy Ladder Build
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- In this video I'll show you How to Make a Ladder with this Easy Ladder Build
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Okay. But only cause you said so.
Thank you. And love your videos. Inspiration to make projects
When Nick offerman needs advice he comes here for inspiration and tips 👌
I NEED the rest of the BOAT videos, that was an amazing build and would love to see what it looks like finished and in the water, also be cool to see it painted but didn't know if you was planning on using marine grade paint or not
Don’t hate me but what about making a wood bed! WITH CABINETS?!? Just an idea. Love your videos
As a military veteran (Canadian) who used to work with his hands (and now pushes paper due to injury), I want you to know you have helped encourage me to give hobby woodworking a shot. It has brought a lot of purpose and joy back in to my life. For this, I thank you sir. There are a lot of other channels on here, but none have your distinct/engaging sense of humour. Watching your videos kinda makes me feel like I'm back with the boys all those years ago. Please keep doing what you're doing.
I have done some woodworks in the past but this woodwork plan ruclips.net/user/postUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG helps me do much in a far lesser time than i used to do i have already built several projects with this plan and i intend to do many more soon. Thank you so much!
The sides are called rails. You can lighten this up a bit by removing some of the material on the rail. This makes a hand hold for the person climbing the ladder. You can do this with oak but not many other woods.
I've been planning to make a librarian ladder exactly like that (pipe & all) for our Scout storage shed. One additional feature I'm going to add: an additional hook/slot at a lower position so that when it is not it use, it can be hung vertically so it doesn't get in the way when walking around the shed. I'll add oblong hand-holds to lift it.
This what I was thinking and hoping he'd show too. Perhaps you can post a picture of what you did/do, because I don't know how to do it unless I see it done. TIA
I must honestly say that no matter what you would put a smile 😁😁😁😁😁 on anyone's face by just watching any of your videos, even when you're sad.
One of the most entertaining woodworking channels ever!
I'm a 65 year old grandma and am going to build this for my off-grid cabin that has two lofts with a six foot space between them. Going to make it so I can switch from one loft to the other and have a short fixed pipe rig setup like you made, using horseshoes at the top of the ladder to hook into the pipe at the top. Thanks for some great tips!
Been with ya a couple months now. Great craftsmanship, great humor and family. Appreciate the content!
When blue tape is a line item deduction as a woodworker, you know you made it in the big leagues.
Great project. I liked how you found the angles of the legs. Very smart 🤓!
You're one of the most entertaining wood working channels that I've found. I appreciate the dry humor, educational aspects, and honesty you put in every video. Thank you!
Nothing dry about it.
The humour you bring to your videos is amazing ❤️❤️❤️
Great work. I am not a wood worker but I was asked to make something similar for one of my clients (I am a Handyman in AUS). I constructed a ladder very similar to yours but not as good looking as yours of course. The only difference where in the wheels. I used spring loaded self locking wheels so when your were off the ladder you could move it around with ease but once on it your body weight would lock the wheel down.
Great video. Something for dummies like me.
This is why you are my favourite you tube woodworker, not only did you hide all those pesky screws but you also increased your hide and seek options as well!
One slight safety concern... The "hooks" at the top of the rails might be susceptible to snapping off from the 1" hole and out along the grain of the rails. It might be worth reenforcing the top of the rails with some additional 4 inch-ish wide pieces glued and screwed with their grain perpendicular to the rail's grain and having a matching pipe cutout as already exists in the rails.
The hook is really just keeping the ladder against the rail when decending, and would be minimal tension force. When acending the force is compressive against the ~2.5-3" of remaining material which should be fine. If you really wanted to, you could insert a dowel across grain.
Exqueeze me why would the force on the ladder hooks be any different ascending or descending ( going up or down, for those with smaller vocabularies). Gravity works the same both ways.
@@keithfaulkner6319 The ladder is not suspended, the hooks just keep the ladder against the rail. Like with any other lean-to ladder.
@@bombamanwa i know that. My comment had to do with why you separated up and down forces.
@@keithfaulkner6319 I was stating that decending is more often than not the only time the hook will come into play. When your decending a ladder, its usually the time when your most likley to pull the lader away from the wall, or in this case, rail. But that force is minimal unless you really lean back. But true depending on form and function a user could pull away during ascending.
Honestly I could watch your projects and listen to the commentary all day long. It's just perfect.
RUclips commenter here. The ladder sides are called pieces. The things you step on are the other pieces.
Big brain move masking all that stuff with the blue tape! Saves a ton of cleanup and I'd never have thought of it!
Well shit! Also a big brain move with the wedges for the casters.
The ladder side members are called rails, stringers or stiles, depending on where you live. Where you put your feet are steps or rungs, depending on whether they are flat or round.
rails, simply rails
@@jordwutts Get an education!
@@dicklang2756 yes sir
@@jordwutts Suck it up Princess, if you feel the need to "correct" someone, make sure that A; you actually know what you are talking about, B; you have done some research to back up your claims, and C; you haven't accidentally taken on someone who is a whole lot crazier than yourself, is quite happy to point out your ignorance in detail. Now you can check your sources and then apologise!
@@dicklang2756 whatever you say sir
Learning so many useful things here in such a delightful way! Would be really cool if you could show us to make an awesome door with all the complicated stuff (tenons, decorative details, arches, keyholes, hinges etc).
I'd say, call the side boards what ever you want! It's your video right? Your viewers enjoy it no matter what you call them. Thanks for the awesome video as always. Happy New Year!!!
beautiful piece of work
Man the comedy and video work on these videos and channel just kick ass.
You are the only RUclips woodworker who I don't mind picking up a Domino :) that tells a story! Thanks man for everything, wishing the best.
I was talking to my boys today about making one of these for my garage. Thanks for showing us how you did this one. Gave me some great ideas!
Oh, Little Rabbit googled and bookmarked. I see tea towels in my future. 😁
Just want to throw out there that if you're day job fails (NEVER) you can always get a voice in narration for books. 😁
Absolutely fantastic. Your wife should be happy...and a happy wife is a happy life.
Saw your shirt, where in Oregon? My dad’s in Portland. I might drop by post COVID.
Subscriber Brian
Bourbon Moth, great woodworking skills and finished project. Loved your helpful tips of matching up the angle of the project ladder with your stepladder and of putting the wheels on the side of the rail bottoms. Very clever. --Mike Pereira, Scarborough, ON, Canada.
Hi ! Many thanks for your videos, tricks, humor and passion ! A great quality smell for your entire work (wood, video, finishing and ideas). More over, it’s nice for me to practice my english by watching your videos. Many thanks and good luck from South of France 🇫🇷 😉 Michel
Wow. Your written English is impressive!
I like that tape tip to avoid glue cleanup. Thx!
I need more videos, Sir. Seriously. I need more.
Hello.
The ladder was a very nice project.
You could attach the wheels in the inside of the two side planks. Or, even better, find a way to insert them at the bottom of the plank by using just the wheels and their axle!
Why have you become my favourite woodworker all of a sudden 😍😍😍
Happy New year from UK🇬🇧🎉
This is super cool. The hyperventilating line definitely cracked me up!!
Side Pieces = Rails, there. Love your videos man :)
Yep. The side pieces on a ladder are rails. On stairs, the side pieces are called stringers.
I think its nice that you do stuff like that for your wife i hope she happy with it. the ladder looks nice :3
Going to build this one day. Hilarious video too. If you collaborated from the guy’s from four eyes furniture, the skits would be unreal.
awesome video, but the best thing I got from this video is your plans for the boat, and how you have them all protected in the sleeves and binder love that
Please keep making videos. I really enjoy your comedy and skills
They are stringers, rails or Stiles. Love you man!
Yes stiles in England 🏴
"I don't use screws a lot in my projects, but..". Dude, we have watched your boat building videos :-D
FWIW: There's a big difference between using screws in a lot of projects and using A LOT of screws in one project.
@@OnlyOneFever dude. Stop lol
The ladder is great and just what I’ve been looking for, but that boat!!! 😍 Gorgeous!!!
spot on. WHAT LADDER?!
That’s wicked cool! The humor is worth watching to the end!!
You can cross multiply the rise and run of the ladder to find the height of each rung for a great way to confirm your height and ensure the angle is correct using trig or sliding t bevel. Also those screws are only holding about 1/4 inch of material at most and wont protect against racking, say if it rolled up on an uneven surface like a piece of work mat thats placed down under one leg. If he wanted to play it smart he could set the foot angle and the rung angle first, then figure out his hook which would have saved himself some time
I have learned a lot from watching your videos but not only that, you are very entertaining as well and I like that.
That thumb flick when you cut the angle on the table saw was noice!
They are call rails. Really cool project keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making greatness. God bless
dude when I think of RUclips tutorial videos.... this is what I'm thinking of!😂 you're never a disappointment!👍
The boat is looking GREAT.
That's awesome! Now I have to make my wife one. Thank you for posting.
Brilliant videos and great sense of humour! Nice to see you can make videos with a bit of tongue in cheek humour!
Great job, like the way the videos are done! :)
Wouldn't it be better having the casters mounted inside, in-between the 'mistresses'?
And maybe adding a brass brace around the hooks?
I didn't know I needed this solution to a problem I didn't know I had until this video came up in my recommendations. Thank you!
Thats a very nice ladder you built there.
Just a heads up!!! You can reverse that dryer door and it’s pretty easy to do
Side rails and rungs are what you call the ladder side pieces and steps. Save the White Oak for boat building bc it resists absorption of water and is hard to come by. Use Red Oak instead for the non-boat stuff 😀. Beautiful work!
The hooks, I would thicken a bit. Maybe a screw to bind the wood grain to prevent splitting. Over all a great build.
I was thinking the same thing and had hoped for some type of reinforcement ... I see that splitting right up the grain when you have arms full of stuff
Minimal force on hooks. Majority is on base. If you are concerned, a plywood plate or gusset would reinforce this area.
Actually. The wheels take most of the weight. They'll come loose every two months. 😬
Awesome. Two possible upgrades: grip tape on the steps, and maybe UHMW tape on the pipe to help with gliding and/or reduce wear of the rails.
A new Bourbon Moth Woodworking Video! This new year is already off to an awesome start
Might be my favorite video so far. Simple project but a great video. Hilarious.
I just got asked to build a couple of loft ladders for a fancy ski chalet/house/cabin/mansion thingy. Figured I had better revisit your video on ladder design and construction. Mine will be a bit more "rustic", per owner request. Headed out to my local sawmill guy to see what he might have for some rough sawn clear red fir.
Thanks for doing what you do.
Just another great educational/entertaining/bithchin teaching session.... Much thanks.
Tom Byrne
I’m hooked so entertaining Though dry sense of humour , so refreshing you are truly a master
Bro you’re like brilliant!
Nice side rails.
Good job.good way of tackling the problem. Got some to do and kit is very expensive.
Simple form for any ladder or stair- rise and run added up should equal between 17 and 18 inches, fool proof and always safe, legal, and comfortable, nice job
sweet boat, you should do a multi video series on how to build it...
Excellent video w Super Shop Skills! and I do appreciate the humor too :-) Thank you for sharing
That's a really nice studio space. Great rolling librarian ladder
Neat looking Bobble Head
I really enjoy your videos.. i have no intention of building a ladder, yet i still watch. I hope these are profitable for you.
That was awesome! My first time watching one of your videos. Great job! Instructional and entertaining all in one. I'll be watching some more.
Your videos help me not do math. Which saves time and allows for more beers! Thanks
Not only incredibly talented but sooo funny!!!!!
Nice project! I would personally have put the wheels inside the "side pieces" rather than the outside.
Well done.
Dude I have the 10foot Warner fiberglass In the tiny house driving me crazy needed this thank you
Hey! Ladder productdesigner here, It’s called stiles! Really like the content you are making!
I'm somewhat curious about the teachers crack and glue comment too??
I'm way more curious about why he can't bend the brim of his hat and not tuck his ears in??? Lol
Always entertaining and informative. Keep them coming.
Great woodwork with great humour! 😂 Thank you from 🇬🇧
simple solution, nice work. thinking I would try putting the wheels on the inside for a cleaner look. should still be stable enough
Nice build
You did not have to tease me. I always stay for the whole video. Great job and thanks for sharing!
Maybe "Runghangers"?? Nice Video J, you keep me amused and look forward to the next one.
Very very nice!
Stair gages and a framing square or a speed square and a sharpie for your angles. Dadio stacks should fit in the miter saw. I use a radial arm saw for dadios like that, works like a champ.
You are soooo good at your craft AND Funny !!!
Loved your video. Super funny and refreshing. Keep the videos coming please! Thanks!!
I would also bend the supports on the rail you slide the ladder on to match the angle cutouts in the ladder so you do not have to lift the ladder to role it from end to end.
u are monster pal, well done
Now here's a woodworker who has it all. He's got all the cool fancy tools, he's got an absolute wealth of knowledge, he's got a....a....rubber mallet?
Bruh.
Video idea?
If you make yourself an actual mallet and start saying height properly you'll be poised to be one of the greats!
Love your work and the humor you bring to, ahem, the table. ❤️
Like your work and your humor
Jason, I have to know! What's worse, hipsters with pallets, or exposed screws?
Good question
Hipsters + pallets
Great video thanks!!
According to safety training at work an extension ladder should come out 1 ft for every 4 ft high which make the angle of lean 76 degrees.
That’s true, however extension ladders aren’t connected to to what they are leaning on...
Nice Job.