Richard, I love your videos mate. I especially like how you spend time explaining how to get past inconsistencies. You are right mate, we are all human so wafer thin gaps in the base rail can be sorted. Keep them coming bud👍🏻👍🏻

Not sure what comments you were getting when this video was made, but having watched a lot of your videos, seeing the real work you all do (even when it occasionally doesn't go as planned) makes me think you guys have to be some of the best, most careful and neat builders ever! You all take so much care to make sure everything is safe, built to last and finished to a very very high quality, I'll be very happy if my builder has a similar attention to detail. Keep up the great work and the very interesting videos 😃

new favourite channel. brilliant stuff. Just recently came across you but your right up there with robin c, a&e, tall carpenter. Quality work and proper tradesman. Thanks for sharing

I see you banished the newel post beast from the last video and got yourself a cute new labourer 😄 Another very informative vid.👍

Thank you very informative, I’m learning carpentry and these videos are great keep it up 👍🏻

Hi mate just subscribed to your chanel, love your work, attention to detail, how you explain what you are doing, mistakes as well, we are all human. Dont let any negative comments put you off, they are trolls who never make mistakes and theirs is always right obviously.!!!! Keep those videos coming, im learning a great deal off your work, thank you.

Nice video, newel post to stringer. I use plenty glue like yourself, but I draw dowel it and put a screw in on the inside of the post,tread side. Also, I just notch in the tread to the post , same as you I'm an old carpenter, keep up the good work 👍

Excellent video..

Great video with very good advice

This is absolutely brilliant to be honest

Perfect timing mate, we've got this same job to do on the loft conversion we're doing, you're a few weeks ahead 👍 Your skirting board tips have come in this week 😉 Keep the vids coming mate, this channel will take off soon 👍

New favourite channel 👍

Big oven for big pies!😀

I’m going to fit a newel on the stringer just how you have , I’m a humble diyer and was wondering if a router would be easier than using the circular saw and chisel method that you used , this video was a great help to me so thankyou 👍

Hello Richard, very impressed with you standard of workmanship and your a Brummie like me! Where about sin Brummie land are your from as our accent changes ever so slightly from one place to another. New to your site but very impressed with you and Adams work and honesty.

Hi Rich, I fit handrails exactly the same way as you do and never had a problem. Like you I don't do them everyday but even so I must of done 100's without any trouble. PS a 23g pin nailer is next on shopping list....just which one to get 👍

Quick one how do u pilot hole the actual handrail itself or do you boder or is it just go a bit into the post

When fitting oak newl posts what are the fixing procedures? I’ve got a job coming up myself and obviously I think I maybe overthinking it abit too much, but any advice would be a great help, cheers.

When doing this type of work Rich what is your glue of choice?

Noticed you're using Saxton pro blades. How do they compare to Freud blads?

Length between newel post is 1906 ÷ 100 (max gap) + 41 (spindle size). 1906 ÷ 141 = 13.5177, Round down to 13 spindles. 13 x 41 = 533. 1906 - 533 = 1373 (remaining gap to be filled with spacers). 13 spindles + 1 = 14 divided into 1373 = 98.07 (spacer size).

Why not clamp the wood on just asking 🤪

I guess you get permission to film, do many mind you doing it ?

Ohhh fake Milwaukee batteries 😉🤪🤪

Don't drill next to the microphone!

You work too hard pal, where is the brew?

I don’t care how good anyone is at math but they don’t beat a computer, these days google is your friend 😂 spindel calculator and all you do is put in the length between the newal posts and the thickness of the spindel and as quick as you can scratch your ass it tells you how many spindals you need and the spacing Saved my brain from working this morning while doing the complicated work without being a math goon

I love working on oak newel posts but at the same time I be shitting my pants just in case I might make a mistake.. not easy oak posts, compared to pine which is a joke