So I found my drill walked all over the place and the holes ended up off the mark. Fixable with effort but annoying for first time trying to drill through stucco.
Regular drill is ok, but it may take longer depending on your stucco. I don’t remember the drill bit I used, but anything smaller than the Ring one should be good enough.
@@K-Z1 oh ya the Ring Pro requires constant power. And the doorbell powerline was already in this spot, so I actually had no choice. You have to install it where the old doorbell was unless you rewire the walls.
Use masonry bits goes right through stucco
good to know! thank you!
Did you use the screws that came with the install kit or did you use a different kind of screw for stucco?
I used the ones in the install kit
Thank you!
thank you for commenting!
So I found my drill walked all over the place and the holes ended up off the mark. Fixable with effort but annoying for first time trying to drill through stucco.
that's the biggest challenge with drilling on stucco, takes time to learn
Thanks bro. Very helpful.
glad it was! thanks for commenting!
Do you need a hammer drill or is a regular drill okay? And what kind of drill bit did you use for the pilot hole?
Regular drill is ok, but it may take longer depending on your stucco. I don’t remember the drill bit I used, but anything smaller than the Ring one should be good enough.
Guess you didn't see him using a regular drill in the video.
@@ubreakitirepairit3569 I'm dead 😂💀 lol
Do you have to sand down the stucco?
Helpful video
Thank you! Got it installed properly?
Hi, can I please ask, why didn't you install it on the other side of your door, where the entrance is?
That was requested by apartment folks!
The neighbors I see, has their doorbell button installed on opposite side of their door as well. I guess that's just personal preference😌
@@K-Z1 oh ya the Ring Pro requires constant power. And the doorbell powerline was already in this spot, so I actually had no choice. You have to install it where the old doorbell was unless you rewire the walls.
Ring pro requires wired power and that's where the previous doorbell wiring was!
Thanks.
Anytime!
@@ShervinShares lol i installed my camera months ago with your help. :D
I’m just getting back to replying to comments haha, trying to be better with it
Have any tips for installing the ring pro if the my original doorbell location is too narrow for the ring pro?
Shervin Shaikh will the wires be subject to water contact during rain/snow? If I use the ring plates?
any thoughts on how to make this waterproof/weatherproof?
It already somewhat is. Maybe a seal near the back can help
The actual
Sir if I am not mistaken, I believe you are supposed to install the bracket ?
Yes that is only for the classic Ring. Ring Pro does not have a bracket.
@@ShervinShares You may need to install angle bracket for Pro as well.
Angle bracket serve a different purpose. They’re totally optional and used if you want to angle the Pro a different direction.
what size masonary bit did you use?
i'm sorry this video is so old i don't remember
nice
Ahhh I need to delete this video
How do you guess the drill bit size?
eye it i guess?
Is this real stucco or the modern engineered stucco?
great question, I'm not totally sure
I have that new lightweight stucco and a screw will not stay in it. That's the problem I'm trying to solve.
I have that new lightweight stucco and a screw will not stay in it. That's the problem I'm trying to solve.
I'll have to show you where to grip the drill for more efficient drilling.
Also teaching about safety is facing shouldn't have his eyes be so close to what he's drilling unless he's wearing a face shield.
Sir, my doorbell is mounted on the side of my security door. Where could I mount the Ring?
If you get the battery powered, you can mount it anywhere!
U need anew hammer drill wit abit bro
A bit!
hi does the ring pro work in 220voltage?