How to Build a Fixed Wooden Ladder | Mitre 10 Easy As DIY

[@tomruark1839]

This video was so well done! Thank you mate from Tom in the States.

[@s3kemo]

"15 hundy". love it.

[@jubilantyogurt]

Thank you, great job and great person to explain. I always like his videos.

[@mahmoudmusbah6443]

Excellent it was really professional

[@margaretmanuel4290]

Hi, looked so easy. Well done. Very handy man. Thanks.

[@iaincoughlan3659]

Very Good handymen always. Thanks

[@ronpoddig6499]

They also make a flush cut saw.

[@giovannipetitti1588]

Great Mike 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@whatsmyageagain1000]

Who's Mike? His name's Stan.
Stan.... the man.

[@giovannipetitti1588]

ben s ok Stan 👍

[@3rty7]

can you make one with flat rungs ? thanks mate, your doin a good job there.

[@zaydenparker3784]

Instablaster

[@LTVoyager]

I assume you used hardwood, but I didn’t hear the specie mentioned.

[@mitre10nz]

Hi there you can use Pinus radiata as we have used here
www.mitre10.co.nz/guides-and-advice/guide/how-to-build-a-fixed-wooden-ladder ^Ryan

[@mohamdalrhmany4459]

Good

[@davidclark9086]

How thick are those side boards?

[@holapeno]

THICC

[@jamesmaclean3498]

Ae swayed aquaria by making it to its Malibu

[@davem1658]

Nice job but that would take some time- if I did this for a client she wouldn't understand why it took so long. such is life

[@ronpoddig6499]

OMG you don't use a steel hammer on wood, you use a mallot.

[@whatsmyageagain1000]

In NZ we use a Mullet.

[@LTVoyager]

Is that Kiwi for mallet?