Shout out to making a video the old school way; raw, no awkward jump cuts or transitions, kid blabbing in the back ground, and to the point. Thanks man for the info. Trying to make a loft ladder

Thank you! Finally, someone explained how to use a speed square where it makes sense to me.👍🏻

Just built this ladder today. Thanks to this video. Very well done, thank you!!

built a ladder just like this today for my kids playset, thank you!

02:08 Wow! I’ve been using a speed square for years and never understood what these markings meant until now! Thank you! So simple when you know 👍🏻

Doing bunk beds for kids and want to build similar set of stairs, great video thanks👍🏽

Good job man. You put that speed square to work for real!. Kids will be very happy.

I thought you doing the math but sounded like a kid was giving you all the answers off camera. Great video!

Great video, helped me tremendously. Thank You!

Appreciate you taking the time to demonstrate this! Big time help. Thank you sir!

Okie Diy you have NO idea what a lifesaver this vid was for me this weekend! Many thanks to you, good sir!

I love how your baby gives you instructions. :)

Thank you!! The speed square explanation was great and I absolutely love how you explained making the angles on the ladder! I used that info to make my ladder and everything matched perfectly! woohoo!

Hey don't know if/when you'll read this but thank you for this superb video, used it pretty much step by step to make a new loft ladder. Thanks man, timeless and brilliant

I can't thank you enough! After watching So Many videos and still not getting the geometry thing your explanation was so simple and straightforward. After struggling for days I was done in an hour after your instructions!

Thanks so much for this! I have to tackle building a ladder this weekend and you've explained it much better than my plans did!!

How did you determine where to make the 90 degree cut so the ladder would sit flush on the playset ?

Great video thanks!

Good job....nice technique.

Great and helpful tutorial!!Good daddy too!! 😁

Thanks for doing this. It is very instructional.

Thank youuuu for this content. Was definitely thinking how to do something like this easily. New supporter 😍😍😍

Thank you sooooooo much...Great video..great information!!!

what a great video - simple explanations and easy to follow tips

Wish I seen this before I built my ladder but I still learned with you. But I want to use for another project!♥️♥️♥️

Thank you so much for your nice job. Actually I like the American craftmans when they build up things. Accept my regards from Iraq.

I just built a ladder using the same technique you did and it worked great. Thank you!

Many thanks used this video to build some for our grandkids playhouse

This was a great video. I am making my own video on how to build a playset and I am going to reference this video on how to build the steps. Nice job explaining the speed square.

I'm out in the woods building a tree stand ladder and can't figure out the Exact angel to cut for this ladder that is 16' to the top. I could eye ball it but I was thinking there has to be a better way to figure out the angle. And I came home and found your DIY ladder video and it was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Even the app was a great idea. So now when I go back out to my stand I'll have what I need. Thanks soooo much for explaining it in simple terms.

Superb.... thank you. Just dowloaded an angle finder app! Great...

Thanks for the great video! We just built this exact same one for our girls and we referred several times to this video.

nice vid. what kind of wood? do u need any protective coating? shellac or lacquer?

Excellent video. I'm actually looking forward to my next project now after this instruction! I particularly like your craftmanship way of taking the time to drill decent pilot holes is an often overlooked but important step. Takes very little extra time to do it right, right?

I hear you have a little help with your measuring.........

Thanks a ton. I used this as a template and it worked great. Only improvement for me would to make that first step from the top a normal height. Its too short and awkward having a 3-4" step at the top. Great stuff!

So steady...

Thank you

Great video very clear. My one question is how did you determine how far apart (13") to put the steps?

Wish you would have explained the 90 degree cut because once you make it it shortens every thing

At 1:20, you shouldn't be measuring the length before cutting the angle on the bottom of the board so the ladder is sitting flat on the ground. Other than that, great video, and was a great help!

How long do you think it would take to build a 10' ladder like this?

2x6's for everything?

Do you have a video on how you built the rest of the playset, especially the railing?

What did you use to bevel the treads?

what size lumber did you use for all this?

I love it, but I just think you should have made the steps about 6 to 8 in for children, and they're tiny legs. I don't think I need an OSHA ladder. Heh.

Did you use galvanized screws?

What app did you use for your protractor? I’m having a difficult time sifting through all the apps.

My brian doesnt understand how the top corner of the step is flush with the side rails? Did you bevel cut the front face of the step?

I notice that a lot of your screws go into the end grain. I am concerned how this would hold up to constant climbing. How has this lasted?

What's the height of the floor of the playhouse? Am debating between making a treehouse 6 feet tall or 5 feet tall...

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Hi, name if the app protactor?

I believe it would have been stronger to cut the support blocks long ways with the grain of board instead of cross ways the grain T. P.

On Stodoys plans website you will find the plans you are looking for.

Woodglut comes with very useful plans with all the details you need.

My adventure with woodworking started with Woodglut.

Woodprix plans are amazing!

In my first work I always used Woodglut plans.

Great to see it. I did it too. The plans from Woodglut helped me a lot :)

Hmmm... I finally followed Ann's advice and took woodglut instructions. It's great for beginners and has some advanced stuff too.

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