Rolling Library Ladder Build P1

In this video I start building the rolling ladder for the bookcase. This is part 1 of 2. In this part I build the wooded ladder out of an oak board. I was able to purchase this board from a local lumber store not a big box store. The allthread is from any local hardware store. I was able to purchase the sleeve nuts and hanger bolts from the link:
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[@MrsTzTreasures]

Thank you for sharing, This is very helpful! I never would have thought to make jigs to make the router passes to save time. Thanks a bunch for making this!

[@hoanghungcuong6343]

My man! Thank you for this video! I was legit about to spend a small fortune buying the brackets for wall mounted shelves. Not anymore..... this will save me a ton so thank you once again! 4:32

[@NathanWatne]

Awesome series, man! Appreciate the demonstration using pretty common house hold tools. Thanks for sharing!

[@joeychitwood6004]

Great work! I am amazed at how expensive the ladder/hardware is. WOW!

[@LandtoHouse]

It really is expensive. There is no way I was going to spend half a years pay for a ladder. haha

[@joeychitwood6004]

No doubt!

[@mmanchester68]

Great looking project Seth. Well done!

[@garybloom7445]

awesome.....I was looking around for part 2 as I'm always a few years behind on this type of thing. I was pleasantly surprised that this is a new project.

[@LandtoHouse]

Yes I am just in the middle of editing this project! You are right at the start. I should have part two uploaded sometime in the next 7 days.

[@tonybickley4627]

Land to House any idea when you will upload it?

[@LandtoHouse]

Part 2? It's up now.

[@diegoreynoso4009]

Amazing project. Thank you for sharing

[@jamescisar5764]

Very well done!

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you. It has worked well.

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you for watching.

[@porker5749]

The ladder looks great, and you have some great ideas, for the templates, but you need to learn how to run a router correctly! As you do the round over cuts, you are actually performing a "climb cut", as you are moving the router in a clockwise direction. Unless there is a specific reason for doing this cut, it is much safer to do a "push cut", which means you move the router from the left side of the board to the right side (counter clockwise). To better understand this, watch any number of router basics videos, for further explanation.

[@giulianoMX]

Thanks for sharing, very nice ladder for a fraction of the price.

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you. This one is working very well.

[@mikefortune4796]

Hi Seth nice job i wish you and your family and your subscribes a very happy and peosperous new year

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you. I hope you have a great year as well!

[@ttfweb1]

Nice! Well done.

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you! This took a lot longer than I thought it would but I am happy now that it turned out well.

[@mayelinrodriguez5815]

Loveeee

[@alexthai2456]

it will look like british ancient time............both beauty and the beast, and Harry Potter movies have this ladder

[@rick5078]

you can get cleaner cuts with the miter saw if you extend the saw to its full length and bringing it down in front of the piece to be cut without touching it yet and the cut by sliding the blade back into it.

[@LandtoHouse]

That is a great tip! Thank you. I will have to give that a try in my next shop build.

[@timgriffin1999]

Where can I find the sleeve/barrel nuts??

[@tiersawalden5083]

I added the entire hardware and lumber list to my Home Depot cart and it came out to be $304.12…. It’d be much easier and cheaper to buy a sliding barn door hardware kit, with the lumber and castor wheels than going through this whole process.🥴😭 But I do like the craftsmanship of the final product.🎉

[@LandtoHouse]

Ah. This ladder was built way before the C19 price hike. Sad to hear it's so costly now.

[@gujit]

Pretty cool. You could’ve used 1 two sided jig for the stair rungs

[@gujit]

Also if anyone reads this, please don’t run your router bit backwards like at 17:37. It can be dangerous

[@deanslegos1990]

You saved 1600 bucks!!!

[@LandtoHouse]

Yes indeed! That is how I looked at it!

[@jrchapman36]

Is this ladder weight bearing ? My plan is to build ours for a decor shelf I cannot reach so the ladder will have a purpose for changing decor on that shelf seasonally

[@LandtoHouse]

I'm 225 pounds and this latter has no problem holding me

[@Spokenfan]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful bookcase build. It is gorgeous and I can’t wait to try to make the ladder. We don’t have a router though so I’m not sure what to do about that. Do you think a store bought wooden ladder can be adapted for the hardware. Thanks so much 😀

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you for watching! I am not sure about the store bought ladder. Now you might be able to make several passes with a table saw as long as you have the guide set to the right angle.

[@marysmith6037]

Can’t seem to find the link to part two. Can you link it here. Thanks so much!

[@LandtoHouse]

Here you go! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaDHZXpug5KUprs Thank you for watching.

[@jllaine]

@@LandtoHouse the playlist only has 3 videos, if you get a chance please ladder part 2 to the play list, THX

[@christophercombs7561]

Instead of using a jig and router couldn't you use a mitre gauge and a dado on a table saw?

[@LandtoHouse]

Yes you sure can. I do not have one of those dado blades. It would be important to have the angle just right.

[@christophercombs7561]

Land to House im planning to make a "library ladder" type rig for my kitchen (read that as a rail hung step stoo)l about 36 inches tall or so so realisticly only 3 steps tall maybe a 4th and the place im at now has a really nice dado set that would cut down on time something fierce imo and im going to be using white ash for the project

[@LandtoHouse]

Very cool! I hope my video gave you some ideas. Let me know when you have the project done. I would like to see it. I have another ladder to make in the next few months for my workshop storage. ... When I build those too. haha I might want to use your dado idea.

[@ABeck016]

Betsy

[@LandtoHouse]

Hello. I did not know you followed the channel!

[@saintely475]

$1700?????

[@betsyisidro4009]

Ààa

[@radoslawjocz2976]

Those metal rods looks really bad, it would be possible to easily avoid them.

[@LandtoHouse]

aww I thought they looked alright. you can buy other rods or go without. I like the way they hold the ladder together. Now buying the actual hardware was absolutely ridiculous.

[@radoslawjocz2976]

I think it would be better to find hardware specific for the ladders

[@LandtoHouse]

You can certainly buy them. The problem is the full ladder kit is $1500+ considering I built this one for only 10% of that it was well worth it.

[@ThePlaneflake]

@@LandtoHouse I like the basic idea. I would probably route a small gap in the back of each step and use that for housing the threaded rods so they are hidden from view more.

[@LandtoHouse]

Great idea. Perhaps this build is just a stepping stone for even better builds. Hidden threads is a good idea.