DIY 48" Extension Ladder Stabilizer

[@FixitAll]

In the video was used materials: WERNER Universal Ladder Stabilizer rb.gy/y8zrom WERNER Extension Ladder Covers (2-Pack) rb.gy/jrwm09 Dubuque Aluminum Bar Clamps: amazon.com rb.gy/fxegda woodcraft.com rb.gy/9qj6kp leevalley.com rb.gy/rginqn woodworkingshop.com rb.gy/hnshta PITTSBURGH 24 in. Aluminum Bar Clamp rb.gy/riz7fm Look how these ladder extension can help you! Ceiling light replacement 18 ft high. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWermnhuo85_d9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4mwmXhnp7h3prs Chandelier too heavy to hold it by one hand kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4mwmXhnp7h3prs?si=bTjNwOkNRU9DE38- The most difficult chandelier to install kzbin.info/www/bejne/jF6vkKieoLl0oJYsi=-IF1Px8jKELBPuGO

[@alexnepom]

Are Pitsburgh bar clamps strong enough? Are they OK for 48inch?

[@FixitAll]

@@alexnepom Yes pretty stable and safe. When the ladder at vertical position, there is not too much pressure on the extension clamp and on the wall.

[@jovid7]

I followed your instructions. It worked great. I had a light fixture on my stairs 16 ft up about 5ft away from the wall, dead center of 2 uneven landings. I bought the 36" Dubque clamps then used a hacksaw to get them to the perfect length I needed. It was a little nerve racking at first but the setup is actually pretty stable. We'd never turn on the stair lights because I feared the bulb would burn out and there's no way to change it. Ten years living in the house like this. I put a chain chandelier much lower and now we can finally use the stair lights without fear. Thank you so much for the video.

[@FixitAll]

Nice to hear that 😀. Thanks!

[@jdcapps21]

Great ideal! Doing this today. Thank you.

[@l31007]

I love it! Thank you for taking the time to make the video. Very detailed. Love the closeup shots.

[@FixitAll]

Glad to help!

[@AhmedANaby]

Wonderful video. I was looking for this solution for long time and youtube never showed this video to me. This one saves a lot of time and effort. Thanks a lot!

[@FixitAll]

Glad it can help you!

[@thebodyofchrist56]

Thanks for the info and links! Very straightforward and clear.

[@FixitAll]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FixitAll]

Here is where I was used it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWermnhuo85_d9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4mwmXhnp7h3prs

[@alexandervadeem2793]

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[@FixitAll]

Спасибо!

[@rootvalue]

Hi friend, which part is the DIY? It looks like the fabricated parts were purchased. Is the DIY just assembly, or do you have another video showing how you made these parts?

[@FixitAll]

You're right, but, "do it yourself" it means done it by you, not by the store, your neighbor or your friends. Even if it was assembled from a bunch of factory materials, products, it may have a name "do it by yourself". So, I have right to call it DIY. Thanks to visit my channel !

[@Madebyduc]

I'm thinking of cutting off the Harbor Freight clamp head and just use the aluminum body. I think the screws on the head of the Harbor Freight clamp is preventing the cover from sitting fully. Thank you for the idea, I'm planning on using it in a few days

[@FixitAll]

If you cut off the head with handle, you will need somehow to attach blue wall protection ladder covers. On the handle it's sitting perfectly. Not full the way, but enough to hold the ladder.

[@Madebyduc]

@@FixitAll I just did this and was able to insert it fully and it's very secure! I'll try using it tomorrow. Wish me luck I don't fall off a 22ft ladder lol...

[@ukhan24]

Did it work?

[@FixitAll]

@@ukhan24 Who are you asking?

[@UlisesYaniz]

Are the bar clamps only being held by tension?

[@FixitAll]

Yes, they just fit in there tightly and hold on by themselves.

[@UlisesYaniz]

@@FixitAll thank you for the reply! Would you recommend something other than the bar clamps that would work?

[@FixitAll]

@@UlisesYaniz depending on the length. If you need just 1-2 ft from the wall, you can use oak wood stick. For longer i will recommend aluminum rectangle tube.

[@justd4l278]

Those clamps are kinda pricey. You think aluminum tubing will work as well? I’m afraid it’ll slip in the stabilizer link

[@FixitAll]

Insert the pipe and drill through with an extension and a bolt with a nut.

[@justd4l278]

Didn’t even think of that! Great idea

[@justd4l278]

I wonder if it’ll puncture the dry way even with those rubber things

[@FixitAll]

@@justd4l278 install ladder as much as safety in vertical position. Less angle to the wall, less pressure to the sheetrock on the wall.

[@junkersreview]

This is terrific. But why not just get some cheap aluminum tubing from Lowes instead of the clamps.

[@FixitAll]

Yes, of course, you are absolutely right, you can use any pipes that are suitable in diameter. It’s just that I already had a clamp in the garage, and the ladder rubber covers on the clamp hold well.

[@ПавелХоречко]

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[@l31007]

Here is this ladder setup in use. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWermnhuo85_d9Usi=n_jo4NetPmBks5yS

[@FixitAll]

And this two video also: Chandelier too heavy to hold it by one hand (part 1) kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4mwmXhnp7h3prs The most difficult chandelier to install (part 2) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jF6vkKieoLl0oJY

[@l31007]

@@FixitAll OMG! I didn't even know you had those two videos! Those were so good. Thank you.

[@FixitAll]

@@l31007 Glad you like it. Thanks for watching the channel!