Looked all over the place for a tutorial on this and found This Guy who has less than 5k subs and best tutorial on the web and it comes with a victory dance... Heck yeah!!! You are the man! Thank you.
You prolly dont care at all but does any of you know a method to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can offer me.
@Garrett Van thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and im trying it out atm. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Writing a review to shame Ring for not including a 55 degree angle wedge in their packaging for those of us that have doorbells on the side of the house. The video was very timely and well done. I bought the mount from eBay for $12.49+tax and FU Ring for not including and also not advising us of the corner kit bracket.
@@ThisGuyProductions there is no excuse for Ring not providing an adjustable bracket up to 55 degrees included in the packaging. What were they thinking for those that have side doorbells and cannot use the wedge they provide. People should be aware that this is an issue before they buy Ring and would need to order another product and drill a fn hole in that product to complete the Ring installation. Ring buyers with side doorbells all need to know this!
@@gmav17 - I totally agree. It would at least be great for them to mention the limitation on their packaging and then perhaps offer an angled bracket as an accessory. It would allow them some additional revenue and offer a solution to consumers on the spot instead of being stuck without a solution. I also feel it would improve their sales up front.
We ended up exchanging this model for the slimmer version th-cam.com/users/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU because it was too wide for the only door trim area that made sense to mount it on. However, we should have just noted the dimensions prior to purchasing. Otherwise, we love the doorbell. It works perfectly, and the video is very clear, even at night.
Thanks, Guy. I was ready to build a bracket to hold my Ring since I have an unusual doorway with no surface wide enough to mount it facing forward. Great solution. Going to the Amazon now to look for the bracket.
I didn't make mine flush with the siding because I needed it to cover the old screw hole. I ended up using two 2" screws, which worked and I turned the bottom angled piece around and lined it up with the top piece, worked good 'nuff for me! Good vid.
Great video. How sturdy is it. Do you think over time of people ringing the doorbell that the angle will change or do you have to push really hard to make those screws slip?
Good video, but a correction on your hardwire detail, as Ring say is correct it does not matter which wire goes into the back screws, WHAT matters for your existing doorbell chime !! in the house to Ding-Dong is, the settings In The App/Account on the section of when it asks about wiring to an existing doorbell, meaning, after you install it , you go back into the app and make the selections so it ding-dongs when you press the bottom., given you have a mechanical-common doorbell at the house with the strange looking transformer some where inside the garage wall or ceiling. Hope this helps for the ones that missed it first, and it didnt dingdong and had to ck with Ring to fix it.
This was quite helpful. I was putting off the purchase because I wanted to hardwire the doorbell but was unsure about the angle. I found the included wedge to be sufficient but not quite where I wanted it and of course didn't even know about the adjustable wedge until this video. Completed the install in minutes.
This link is to a solar panel to charge the doorbell. I am having trouble finding the wedge and angled brackets used in this video on Amazon. I wish there had been a screenshot of it shown on Amazon.
Great video, I just got this yesterday and plan to install it in the next few days. Let’s talk now that’s it’s been over a year later since you installed it. How is the mount holding up? Do you find yourself having to go back and tighten it a lot? When you push the button, is there a lot of give or is it solid? Thank you
Excellent DIY video. Please provide the part name and number of the angled bracket. I figured wrong that you would have it listed in your video summary. Please advise asap. TFS
This is the one I bought though there are many others on Amazon too. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078RK1131/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Dude, thank you so much for the video! I saw a bunch of videos on the angle mount but none were addressing if it solved the problem of the 90' angle turn. Thanks!!
Ok question. I have somehwhat of a similar situation as you, But I can see almost all of my driveway. I want just a slight bit more angle so I can see about another 4ft of my wall. That way I can see my side gate as well. Would aIbe able to use just the angled piece that come with the Ring? Or would I have to use the slanted (leveling) piece as well? The Angled piece would work perfect. But I don't want to drilll 2 unnecessary holes if it wont work. Appreciate it in advance.
You can add some wood shims fairly easily to add the additional angle you are looking for. I was going to originally mount my ring using a piece of wood cut at an angle, but the mount I found online was much more flexible.
2 questions...1. Where did you get your shirt? Yay Fideo! 2. Did you cut power to your doorbell before you did this? I have turned to breaker off and all of my outside lights & outlets turned off, but the light to the doorbell stays on. ??
Hey Valerie. The shirt came from a company called Barbacoa Apparel. They have a website where you can find this shirt and other cool options. As for the power, you can keep the power to the doorbell on. There isnt a lot of electricity running through it, just don't put the wires into your mouth. It can be connected just like that.
Sorry Daniel. I used to test out new gear on my channel and this was my first time using a GoPro. I no longer use GoPros due to the issues with lighting and audio.
How can I get an angle like yours but also face down? I see angle face down only but I need one with side angle like yours and also angle face down. My door bell to up
I fancy a Ring doorbell and would need the mount for my porch. But, I always see these Ring doorbells and think how are they not stolen. It must be so easy to rip this straight off the wall or door and walk away with it. Yes, ok for a point you're on camera but if I'm wearing a cap and have my face covered you have no chance knowing who stole it. So, the question is how secure are they from this happening?
Entertaining video. Any regrets since the install? Sure seems tempting for someone to try and kick or just grab and rip at it. Found a nice 45 degree recessed mount on AMZ but it's $36, yikes. That's a gnarly hairdo on that mole on your left arm, you ever braid it or do fun things with it?
I live in a fairly nice neighborhood and several of us on my block work from home so we dont really have bad experiences with theft or vandals. I need to look up that more expensive mount. It sounds like it may be an option for viewers that dont like the version I installed. As for the birthmark, my wife pets it and calls it her kitty. It's odd, but she prefers I not shave it off.
No, one of the brackets I used out of the box was to correct the angle from the siding on my home. You can get away using the flat part of the angled bracket, or the bracket that came with your doorbell.
When will they make a model designed for the side wall installation. It would be streamlined with the camera lens and motion sensor on the side of the unit. I think there is a big demand and would look very nice. I'll wait until they invent it.
Hey Jesus, I just checked and the version I installed states it only works on the 1 and 2. I just did a quick amazon scan and saw lots of versions for 1's and 2's but not 3's. If you find a link, please share. I'll add to the description and throw you a shout out.
Awesome video! I have the same issue you had. My door bell is facing the wall, I have a ZMODO door bell camera, do you know if this bracket you installed fits the zmodo door bell camera? TIA
Hey Maxcoatl, I am not familiar with that doorbell. I would start by comparing the doorbell dimensions. Chances are they are not the same, thus incompatible. There are a number of "Universal," options online, but I don't have recommendations without knowing the products.
@@ThisGuyProductions thank you very much. I contacted Zmodo and they do not sell a bracket for their model. Also contacted amazon from your link and they told me it wont fit. I need to come with an idea on how to make mine like yours; thanks again.
@@maxcoatlhunter4322 My original Plan was to use a block of wood. I would basically use two 2x4s. Cut each at a 45 degree angle, then stack them. Basically a block that I would drill holes into for the doorbell wire, then mount the doorbell to. I went the bracket route when I found the version I used online.
Hey this guy. I'm getting the Pro doorbell. Do you know which company you used for the adjuster and if they have a mount for the pro version you'd recommend? Awesome video
Hey Michael, I found it on Amazon. I am not sure about the Pro though. Here is a link to the one I purchased in this video: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078RK1131/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Not that it mattered for your end result using this additional adjustable bit, but the ring wedge was installed backwards. The flat side goes against the wall. It is confusing as the product images they show is of the back.
Do you know if the ring doorbell Solar panel attachment would work on this? I’m talking about the one that actually mounts behind the ring doorbell camera
Yeah, sorry about that. This was the first video I shot with a GoPro. I usually test new gear on my channel before I use them professionally. Unfortunately I wasnt able to save the footage.
What kind of longer screws like your using would i use on regular siding? Also can u please, please post the amazon link for the adustable extender mount you are showing you used here? I have the same problem..ugh..side doorbell..here's looking at you wall!!! hahahaha Thanks for the video!!
Hi Boe1956. The link to the mount I bought is here (below). I am not a paid advertiser from this company, its just the one I used. If you go with a 1 and 5/8 wood screw you should be OK. Let me know how it goes. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078RK1131/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Sort of. The doorbell has a very wide camera so you will see some of the stairs, but not all the way down. There is a small wedge in the box that may help aim in downward a little. There may also be a different option on Amazon with that option too.
Hey F Anderson, I am not sure if it is compatible. I haven't tried it with that version. I am sure you can find amazon sellers with similar compatible models, but be cautious as I had to modify the version I bought.
Its gonna sound weird, but you can add a shade over your doorbell. I am assuming the sunlight is hitting it directly? I quickly googled this, but I am sure there are many more options: www.etsy.com/listing/783377731/the-original-video-doorbell-camera?gpla=1&gao=1&&CjwKCAjwjJmIBhA4EiwAQdCbxsI3jlZHwovJ5DOpfO6qmu7yaz3Gj-2wo4Vq1O_RzPheDkP6g6c50xoCUw8QAvD_BwE_k_&gclid=CjwKCAjwjJmIBhA4EiwAQdCbxsI3jlZHwovJ5DOpfO6qmu7yaz3Gj-2wo4Vq1O_RzPheDkP6g6c50xoCUw8QAvD_BwE
@@batone76sanchez37 Thats an even worse situation. So its more of a glare from reflected light and not direct sunlight. I wonder if you can place some kind of polarizer over the lens to remove that? I see lots of polarizers online, but nothing specific for Ring. It looks like you would need to jerry rig it. Not sure if you are familiar with Polarizer. Its like those high dollar sunglasses that eliminate glare and light reflection.
You can get about 45 to 50 degrees out of it. The Ring should also come with a bracket that has a bit of an angle as well. You can put them both together.
Hey Pablo, your wires should be already connected to your doorbell inside your home. If not, the Ring should work as a standalone except you will need to constantly recharge that battery.
@@PabloOlivare The ring doorbell is a single unit. It comes with a few different plates and a couple of wedges to mount them. The back of the Ring has a couple of screws that are used to connect it to your existing doorbell wires. THis will provide power if your doorbell lights up. If not, it will at least connect the Ring to chime your doorbell when someone pushed the button. This is on top of notifying you on your phone app.
I'm not sure Mike T. I would just look on Amazon as there are a ton of similar options. The one I installed was advertised to work with mine yet I had to drill some holes myself.
Hey Flipballindero, it looks like a 5/32". I would hold a screw up to your drill bits and find one that is the same width as the threaded part of your screws just to be sure.
And flyer stuffers, I need to see who these people are, they roll up flyers and stuff in your door! They gave you all that in the box? Why can’t I find a wedge angle for the new 2021 wired ring! Help!
Here is one I found online. I would check their return policy just in case. They do advertise its compatible with 2021 models. www.amazon.com/Corner-Ring-Video-Doorbell-release/dp/B08LZ3LTFV
@@ThisGuyProductions oh thank you, I found that last minute on Prime day!😁 but the one i bought looks small and I need it to do what yours did, so I bought 2, hope they both work and can be flipped because I need opposite direction aim and raised!!!
I originally installed the Ring Pro. However after a few weeks it began to have issues with the original doorbell transformer (not compatible) so I switched over to the basic Ring. The basic doesn’t provide the viewing features of the Pro. Anyone out there know what transformer I could upgrade to? My present one is class 2. Thanking you in advance.
@@ThisGuyProductions I'm working on it. What I found is it helps to have a 30V transformer, more compatible, however it will work with a 16 volt, sporadically or not at all. The next question which I have sent to a handyman, if I change out the transformer, how does it affect my existing wired doorbell - further down the rathole 😊
Not a good scenario teaglet. Is I would suggest doing something to fill it. Perhaps smaller wooden wedges to level it out? Send a pic and I can make a better suggestion.
It really depends on how far you are planning to relocate it. A few inches, no problem, a foot or so, you can add an extension piece of wire and paint it in to make it look neat. If youre moving it to the other side, you may have to hire someone.
Looked all over the place for a tutorial on this and found This Guy who has less than 5k subs and best tutorial on the web and it comes with a victory dance... Heck yeah!!! You are the man! Thank you.
Glad I could help! Appreciate you supporting my channel too.
You prolly dont care at all but does any of you know a method to log back into an instagram account?
I was stupid forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can offer me.
@Elijah Jadiel Instablaster :)
@Garrett Van thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and im trying it out atm.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Garrett Van it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my ass :D
Writing a review to shame Ring for not including a 55 degree angle wedge in their packaging for those of us that have doorbells on the side of the house. The video was very timely and well done. I bought the mount from eBay for $12.49+tax and FU Ring for not including and also not advising us of the corner kit bracket.
My neighbor had the same suggestions as his doorbell is also side facing
@@ThisGuyProductions how did your neighbor resolve? Did he complain to Ring? Did he buy the corner kit bracket like I did?
@@gmav17 - He bought an angle bracket as well and is waiting for it to be delivered.
@@ThisGuyProductions there is no excuse for Ring not providing an adjustable bracket up to 55 degrees included in the packaging. What were they thinking for those that have side doorbells and cannot use the wedge they provide. People should be aware that this is an issue before they buy Ring and would need to order another product and drill a fn hole in that product to complete the Ring installation. Ring buyers with side doorbells all need to know this!
@@gmav17 - I totally agree. It would at least be great for them to mention the limitation on their packaging and then perhaps offer an angled bracket as an accessory. It would allow them some additional revenue and offer a solution to consumers on the spot instead of being stuck without a solution. I also feel it would improve their sales up front.
We ended up exchanging this model for the slimmer version th-cam.com/users/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU because it was too wide for the only door trim area that made sense to mount it on. However, we should have just noted the dimensions prior to purchasing. Otherwise, we love the doorbell. It works perfectly, and the video is very clear, even at night.
Thanks, Guy. I was ready to build a bracket to hold my Ring since I have an unusual doorway with no surface wide enough to mount it facing forward. Great solution. Going to the Amazon now to look for the bracket.
Glad to help out Neil. One thing I didnt mention in my video is that the brackets can be painted to match your home color scheme. Good luck.
I didn't make mine flush with the siding because I needed it to cover the old screw hole. I ended up using two 2" screws, which worked and I turned the bottom angled piece around and lined it up with the top piece, worked good 'nuff for me! Good vid.
Thanks for sharing. Glad it all worked out.
Great tutorial! And detailed enough for my folks to follow. Just sent this to them. Thanks for the part link!
Glad to help you and your folks out!
Great video. How sturdy is it. Do you think over time of people ringing the doorbell that the angle will change or do you have to push really hard to make those screws slip?
Hi,
Thank you for sharing. My door bell will not ding any ideas of where to look to correct this?
Not That Guy - This Guy, user friendly video, thanks 👍
Thanks
Good video, but a correction on your hardwire detail, as Ring say is correct it does not matter which wire goes into the back screws, WHAT matters for your existing doorbell chime !! in the house to Ding-Dong is, the settings In The App/Account on the section of when it asks about wiring to an existing doorbell, meaning, after you install it , you go back into the app and make the selections so it ding-dongs when you press the bottom., given you have a mechanical-common doorbell at the house with the strange looking transformer some where inside the garage wall or ceiling.
Hope this helps for the ones that missed it first, and it didnt dingdong and had to ck with Ring to fix it.
Thanks for clarifying RG King.
The unexpected dancing at the end was the best 👌
Great video ... say again ... drilling into concrete?????????
This was quite helpful. I was putting off the purchase because I wanted to hardwire the doorbell but was unsure about the angle. I found the included wedge to be sufficient but not quite where I wanted it and of course didn't even know about the adjustable wedge until this video. Completed the install in minutes.
Awesome, thanks for sharing.
Can this be paired with the solar charger
This link is to a solar panel to charge the doorbell. I am having trouble finding the wedge and angled brackets used in this video on Amazon. I wish there had been a screenshot of it shown on Amazon.
Great video, I just got this yesterday and plan to install it in the next few days. Let’s talk now that’s it’s been over a year later since you installed it. How is the mount holding up? Do you find yourself having to go back and tighten it a lot? When you push the button, is there a lot of give or is it solid? Thank you
The mount is as solid as the day I installed it. I havent had any issues with it whatsoever. I also have tons of traffic so it gets plenty of use.
This Guy thanks so much for the quick response. Take care!
Excellent DIY video. Please provide the part name and number of the angled bracket. I figured wrong that you would have it listed in your video summary. Please advise asap. TFS
This is the one I bought though there are many others on Amazon too. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078RK1131/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This video is exactly what I was looking for. Appreciate it!!!
Glad to help Ryan!
Thumbs up just for the dance at the end...😂😂😂
Thank you!
Lol yup funny.
I just bought one finally tho pretty cool product
@@lucaslst Thanks, Its definitely a game changer. Like, how did we do life before it?
Dude, thank you so much for the video! I saw a bunch of videos on the angle mount but none were addressing if it solved the problem of the 90' angle turn. Thanks!!
Glad it helped!
Ok question. I have somehwhat of a similar situation as you, But I can see almost all of my driveway. I want just a slight bit more angle so I can see about another 4ft of my wall. That way I can see my side gate as well. Would aIbe able to use just the angled piece that come with the Ring? Or would I have to use the slanted (leveling) piece as well? The Angled piece would work perfect. But I don't want to drilll 2 unnecessary holes if it wont work. Appreciate it in advance.
You can add some wood shims fairly easily to add the additional angle you are looking for. I was going to originally mount my ring using a piece of wood cut at an angle, but the mount I found online was much more flexible.
Got a Ring for Christmas. This just solved my issue. Thanks 👍
Glad I could help!!
Dude you're awesome! Loved the victory dance!😂
The dance moves made me thumbs up! Thanks for the video!
Thanks!
2 questions...1. Where did you get your shirt? Yay Fideo! 2. Did you cut power to your doorbell before you did this? I have turned to breaker off and all of my outside lights & outlets turned off, but the light to the doorbell stays on. ??
Hey Valerie. The shirt came from a company called Barbacoa Apparel. They have a website where you can find this shirt and other cool options. As for the power, you can keep the power to the doorbell on. There isnt a lot of electricity running through it, just don't put the wires into your mouth. It can be connected just like that.
Wish the lighting was better for the install portion. Thanks for the helpful video
Sorry Daniel. I used to test out new gear on my channel and this was my first time using a GoPro. I no longer use GoPros due to the issues with lighting and audio.
How can I get an angle like yours but also face down? I see angle face down only but I need one with side angle like yours and also angle face down. My door bell to up
You answered all my questions, the dance the wife liked....super Infomation
Glad I could help
I fancy a Ring doorbell and would need the mount for my porch. But, I always see these Ring doorbells and think how are they not stolen. It must be so easy to rip this straight off the wall or door and walk away with it. Yes, ok for a point you're on camera but if I'm wearing a cap and have my face covered you have no chance knowing who stole it. So, the question is how secure are they from this happening?
Thanks. This was very helpful
Glad to hear this was useful.
I like the dance ending!!!😂😂😂😂😂
Love that sign! I need to get it. And thanks for the video
Good video. Thanks for showing the view at the end. Also; At the end😂😂. Get it get it!
😁 thank you
Entertaining video. Any regrets since the install? Sure seems tempting for someone to try and kick or just grab and rip at it. Found a nice 45 degree recessed mount on AMZ but it's $36, yikes. That's a gnarly hairdo on that mole on your left arm, you ever braid it or do fun things with it?
I live in a fairly nice neighborhood and several of us on my block work from home so we dont really have bad experiences with theft or vandals. I need to look up that more expensive mount. It sounds like it may be an option for viewers that dont like the version I installed. As for the birthmark, my wife pets it and calls it her kitty. It's odd, but she prefers I not shave it off.
@@ThisGuyProductions Haha awesome, glad you didn't take offense. And sorry, I meant birthmark.
Thanks this solves a problem. One question. I have stucco so do I need all of the brackets you used?
No, one of the brackets I used out of the box was to correct the angle from the siding on my home. You can get away using the flat part of the angled bracket, or the bracket that came with your doorbell.
When will they make a model designed for the side wall installation. It would be streamlined with the camera lens and motion sensor on the side of the unit. I think there is a big demand and would look very nice. I'll wait until they invent it.
I agree with the demand for an angled model. That or at least offer an accessory to solve the issue.
Lmao, the happy dance at the end. Best video. Thank you!
Thanks Crystal!
Success dance after DIY B)
Ok, this was really helpful thank you, the last dance not withstanding :)
Thanks Marilyn.
Great Video but will the adapter work for Ring Doorbell 3.?
Hey Jesus, I just checked and the version I installed states it only works on the 1 and 2. I just did a quick amazon scan and saw lots of versions for 1's and 2's but not 3's. If you find a link, please share. I'll add to the description and throw you a shout out.
Awesome video! I have the same issue you had. My door bell is facing the wall, I have a ZMODO door bell camera, do you know if this bracket you installed fits the zmodo door bell camera? TIA
Hey Maxcoatl, I am not familiar with that doorbell. I would start by comparing the doorbell dimensions. Chances are they are not the same, thus incompatible. There are a number of "Universal," options online, but I don't have recommendations without knowing the products.
@@ThisGuyProductions thank you very much. I contacted Zmodo and they do not sell a bracket for their model. Also contacted amazon from your link and they told me it wont fit. I need to come with an idea on how to make mine like yours; thanks again.
@@maxcoatlhunter4322 My original Plan was to use a block of wood. I would basically use two 2x4s. Cut each at a 45 degree angle, then stack them. Basically a block that I would drill holes into for the doorbell wire, then mount the doorbell to. I went the bracket route when I found the version I used online.
@@ThisGuyProductions thanks man I really appreciate it. I will put your idea to work yes, thank you!
@@maxcoatlhunter4322 Let me know how it works out.
Great video, but you didn't show how you connected the wires?
Did you turn power off?
Nope, not too much charge in the line. Just don't put it in your mouth.
Cool....Just what I was looking for! Thanks!
Glad to help out.
Super great and helpful video. Exactly what I was looking for. A real step by step, how to video. Tx's so very much.
Glad it was useful.
Does the wedge work if you needed it to face the ring in the other direction? In other words, can you angle the wedge in either side?
Yes it does. Just flip it upside down. It is universal.
Thanks brother! I knew i could find a helpful video to do it exactly how I need it! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
So happy to help out!
Thanks ... Exactly what I have to do.
Solid solution Robert, all my neighbors have them too!
Hey this guy. I'm getting the Pro doorbell. Do you know which company you used for the adjuster and if they have a mount for the pro version you'd recommend? Awesome video
Hey Michael, I found it on Amazon. I am not sure about the Pro though. Here is a link to the one I purchased in this video: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078RK1131/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1
What kind and size of drill bite did you used to make the new wholes on the angle mount ?
I used a 3/16"
This Guy thank you for the response
Not that it mattered for your end result using this additional adjustable bit, but the ring wedge was installed backwards. The flat side goes against the wall. It is confusing as the product images they show is of the back.
Thanks Curtis. No harm though. It works great as is.
The dancing at the end secured the thumbs up😆😎
Thanks. My wife enjoyed downloading that and sharing accordingly.
Do you know if the ring doorbell Solar panel attachment would work on this? I’m talking about the one that actually mounts behind the ring doorbell camera
Sorry Chris, I am not familiar with the solar panel. Can you share a link for it, I can do some research.
I would be changing them top and bottom screws for the angle for a torque screws that match the ring cover
That’s a good idea.
Do you know if there are any made of metal?
I am sure you can find something. I personally have only seen plastic.
Nice work This Guy, just what I needed to know cause I have a similar problem, thanks for the fix. 👍👍👍👍👍
Great video, but you should consider some lighting. The entire mount looked like a big black blob.
Yeah, sorry about that. This was the first video I shot with a GoPro. I usually test new gear on my channel before I use them professionally. Unfortunately I wasnt able to save the footage.
What kind of longer screws like your using would i use on regular siding? Also can u please, please post the amazon link for the adustable extender mount you are showing you used here? I have the same problem..ugh..side doorbell..here's looking at you wall!!! hahahaha Thanks for the video!!
Hi Boe1956. The link to the mount I bought is here (below). I am not a paid advertiser from this company, its just the one I used. If you go with a 1 and 5/8 wood screw you should be OK. Let me know how it goes.
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078RK1131/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Kool info and the best part the beer 🍺 at the end cheers mate
Glad you enjoyed it
What if the doorbell is on the right of the door, could the mount and wedge just be rotated?
Yes Amanda, you literally turn the mount upside down and it is the exact same on the other side! Super simple.
Will this work for a side mounted doorbell at the top of stairs?
Sort of. The doorbell has a very wide camera so you will see some of the stairs, but not all the way down. There is a small wedge in the box that may help aim in downward a little. There may also be a different option on Amazon with that option too.
I was wondering if it would be compatible with ring doorbell 2020?
I haven't tried that, but there are other sellers on Amazon that cater to each version. They all have very similar designs.
Will this adjustable wedge work with a Ring 3 Plus unit? If not, can it be modified to work?
Hey F Anderson, I am not sure if it is compatible. I haven't tried it with that version. I am sure you can find amazon sellers with similar compatible models, but be cautious as I had to modify the version I bought.
Great video,well done.I'm off to Amazon to purchase the mount.
delboy134 let us know how it works out!
What was the song at the beginning? I know I know it, I just can't remember it for the life of me!
Its called Fire Away from Skrillex
Yep. That ending was hilarious
My wife downloaded that part and shows it off at get togethers.
Exactly what I need! Thank you Brotha!!
Glad to help
Thank you so very much for this video and idea!
Glad it was helpful!
Kirby! I thought they went out of business.
They still show up from time to time. Maybe some folks are sitting on lots of inventory trying to get it sold.
Great video. Thanks!
Thanks Randy.
do you know how to fix a glare during the day time
Its gonna sound weird, but you can add a shade over your doorbell. I am assuming the sunlight is hitting it directly? I quickly googled this, but I am sure there are many more options: www.etsy.com/listing/783377731/the-original-video-doorbell-camera?gpla=1&gao=1&&CjwKCAjwjJmIBhA4EiwAQdCbxsI3jlZHwovJ5DOpfO6qmu7yaz3Gj-2wo4Vq1O_RzPheDkP6g6c50xoCUw8QAvD_BwE_k_&gclid=CjwKCAjwjJmIBhA4EiwAQdCbxsI3jlZHwovJ5DOpfO6qmu7yaz3Gj-2wo4Vq1O_RzPheDkP6g6c50xoCUw8QAvD_BwE
@@ThisGuyProductions more like the hits the wall on my walkway or the side walk and makes a super glare
@@batone76sanchez37 Thats an even worse situation. So its more of a glare from reflected light and not direct sunlight. I wonder if you can place some kind of polarizer over the lens to remove that? I see lots of polarizers online, but nothing specific for Ring. It looks like you would need to jerry rig it. Not sure if you are familiar with Polarizer. Its like those high dollar sunglasses that eliminate glare and light reflection.
Thank you for the video
Can this be flipped for the right side of the wall?
Yes, it sure can.
Which brand is this? CAVN OR Kimilar? Or something else?
I got mine at amazon from a vendor named Qibox.
how many degrees is this angle mount?
You can get about 45 to 50 degrees out of it. The Ring should also come with a bracket that has a bit of an angle as well. You can put them both together.
THANK YOU!! I had the same dilemma before watching this. #2thumbsup
Glad it was useful.
Super! Thank you very much.
cool exactly what I was looking for your awesome
Thanks Sandy, glad this was helpful.
You are hilarious and thank you 🙏!!!👌👍
My pleasure
Nice video.
Has you a video for aplication and what i have to conect to the other side of the wires?
Hey Pablo, your wires should be already connected to your doorbell inside your home. If not, the Ring should work as a standalone except you will need to constantly recharge that battery.
This mean that the ring has 2 part? I only ser one
@@PabloOlivare The ring doorbell is a single unit. It comes with a few different plates and a couple of wedges to mount them. The back of the Ring has a couple of screws that are used to connect it to your existing doorbell wires. THis will provide power if your doorbell lights up. If not, it will at least connect the Ring to chime your doorbell when someone pushed the button. This is on top of notifying you on your phone app.
Can it be used for a ring 3?
Sorry Frank, I am not familiar with the Ring 3. If Ring sends me one I can try it.
can it fit for ring 3?
I'm not sure Mike T. I would just look on Amazon as there are a ton of similar options. The one I installed was advertised to work with mine yet I had to drill some holes myself.
Thank you for this appreciate it
Glad to help out. We love ours.
This guy is so cute :D Thanks for sharing!
Alison X anytime.
love this solution!
Thanks!
Thank you!
Sir Iron Beard you are welcomed
Good job, good video!!!
Thank you!
Couldn’t it be easily stolen with normal screws on top and bottom of angle mount?
If someone wanted it bad enough, yes they could just take it. The same goes for the standard mount that comes with the doorbell.
What drill bit did you use at 3:10 mark?
Hey Flipballindero, it looks like a 5/32". I would hold a screw up to your drill bits and find one that is the same width as the threaded part of your screws just to be sure.
@@ThisGuyProductions thanks for your response. Did you also have to turn off the breaker before installing the ring?
Nope, no need to turn it off. There is power in the line, but it is very low.
@@ThisGuyProductions thank you sir
Super helpful!!
Thank You.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH 😇
You're welcome 😊
And flyer stuffers, I need to see who these people are, they roll up flyers and stuff in your door!
They gave you all that in the box? Why can’t I find a wedge angle for the new 2021 wired ring! Help!
Here is one I found online. I would check their return policy just in case. They do advertise its compatible with 2021 models. www.amazon.com/Corner-Ring-Video-Doorbell-release/dp/B08LZ3LTFV
@@ThisGuyProductions oh thank you, I found that last minute on Prime day!😁 but the one i bought looks small and I need it to do what yours did, so I bought 2, hope they both work and can be flipped because I need opposite direction aim and raised!!!
@@synthesizerisking2886 Awesome.
I originally installed the Ring Pro. However after a few weeks it began to have issues with the original doorbell transformer (not compatible) so I switched over to the basic Ring. The basic doesn’t provide the viewing features of the Pro. Anyone out there know what transformer I could upgrade to? My present one is class 2. Thanking you in advance.
Hey Henry, hopefully another viewer can provide the info you are looking for. I am not familiar with it. Have you reached out to ring?
@@ThisGuyProductions I'm working on it. What I found is it helps to have a 30V transformer, more compatible, however it will work with a 16 volt, sporadically or not at all. The next question which I have sent to a handyman, if I change out the transformer, how does it affect my existing wired doorbell - further down the rathole 😊
Thanks so much!
You're welcome!
Mine didn’t come with a wedge. My siding is small which leaves a gap on the middle of the cam
Not a good scenario teaglet. Is I would suggest doing something to fill it. Perhaps smaller wooden wedges to level it out? Send a pic and I can make a better suggestion.
This Guy how do I send just a pic in TH-cam ?
So moving the doorbell location (which I assume means rewiring) is too difficult to do? - Asking with no knowledge
It really depends on how far you are planning to relocate it. A few inches, no problem, a foot or so, you can add an extension piece of wire and paint it in to make it look neat. If youre moving it to the other side, you may have to hire someone.
Thank you Sir👍
You are very welcomed Tamara
SUBBED FOR MOAR DANCING
Thanks, I'll work on some new moves.
Awsome!!
Thanks.
They need to add a camera adjustment
I have a peephole cam that's aiming at my awning
You can't wedge it because the peephole is 90°
I agree that some kind of pivot would be awesome. I was going to originally going to use a wooden wedge.