Thank you Scott. I am trying this out right now . Still have lot to learn. Thank you !

Great video again Scott! You always to a good job. Not sure if you do this not, but I've driven screws into the stringer right through to the tread & riser right behind where the newel attaches to the stringer. That way you eliminate any movement at that point, making the stringer rock solid to anchor to. I too like a marking knife. I use one without a handle on it so I can lay it flat on the surface I want to mark if needed. For iron balusters I sometime use the smallest portable cordless bandsaw that DeWalt makes, you can use it one handed, and hold the baluster with the other hand while resting it against a saw horse or bench, eliminates the problem of burrs damaging the finish and flying all over making a mess. I love it and a right angel grinder with a flap disc on it to clean up the edges. If you are a tad long you can just grind it down real quick too. Instead of burning an inch or using fastcap's tape, I use a regular tape and burn 10 inches. It's a large enough number where I seldom get confused as to what my real measurement need to be. I seldom mess up with a 10" difference, but frequently got confused when burning just an inch. Hope that makes sense. Keep up the good work.

Hey Scott ! You’re the right man for the job! They would not want me doing that ! Might not meet code? Any code ? Anywhere ? On Earth!

Very good video Scott, keep it up. Once the masses tune in you will explode. Blown away actually.

Outstanding workmanship and explanations as usual. Seeing that folding ruler reminds me of when as kids we would take dads tools out into the woods to build our "forts" even though we had no idea how to use anything beyond a hammer and nails! We drove dad crazy!

Very professional work my man. love the ole saws :)

Hey love the videos! I'm a stair and railing installer as well, its nice to see someone else who knows the secrets.

What is the tool at the 16:11 mark?

Does this include out side steps for a deck

what is the name of the foam applicator that looks like a squeegee?

If all the stair noses stick out by a different amt do we use the smallest one and then modify as needed ?

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Am late to the dance anyway nice clear instructions question for you what type router bit did you use in in 2200 to make grooves for panals Many thanks

You should get yourself a set of bunny planes to fair the rail connections, they work well.

It's not about avoiding mistakes it's about how you go about fixing them so others can't spot them. Great job!

How did you figure the turn and up on easil

Is the angled slip fix used only for the top or can it be used on both ends?

Beautiful job sir, I'm currently costing my own house to save a staircase which is over 100 years old, the rises and treads won't change but the stringers need to be cladded, I've never don't anything like this before but know I have more knowledge by watching this video I'm a little more confident (great tip to use a template)

My husband used his old underwear to clean stuff in the garage too. You boys are funny! Nice work on the handrail!

This video was very well presented with small details that can make or break the job. I'm very confident that I can make a staircase armed with your tutorial, even without that sweet Festool collection. Cheers!!

Looks like u might need a new saw blade by the time you're finished. Great information.

Hi there! I’m remodeling a set of closed stairs built out of framing lumber and currently covered in carpet. I’m switching to a stair runner with false tread caps on each side. I’m planning to make my own caps replicating an lj smith design except with a modern square eased edge nosing. The lj smith nosing projects 1 ¼ over the tread. If I made the nosing 1 1/8” would that work ok (lumber I have on hand)? Having never done this, I’m not sure how critical this dimension is or how much it affects the finished look? Also, the rough framed stairs have a rather small 1/4'” nosing. Do I need to remove this either behind the stair runner or where the tread caps will be installed? Thanks!!

Good stuff mr earl

What kind of alchemy are you practicing? That is amazing

Pythagorean Theorem a must use carpentry tool stored in brain matter! Math never lies and calculators are cheap ! Another great pro video Scott! God Bless & Thank You Brother !

Nice work from a fellow finish carpenter.

Literally more than twice the work for no reason.

beautiful Work..

Thanks so much for sharing! What is this thing that you use after connecting the pieces of railings, looking a bit like a fan connected to a drill? What's it's purpose?

I enjoy the fact you talk about fittings that don't exactly match. It let's me know I'm not the only one who encounters that sort of thing.

Great video and great content, what’s the reason for using resin glue instead of titebond on the dominos? Thank you

hi, great caculation, however did you mean from riser measurement from the top of 1 stair to the top of the next or the actual size of the riser piece of wood (i.e. not incl the tread.) the video shows a measurement of 6.5 yet you input 7.5 in the calcualtion. A little confusing!

Hi there - I’m planning to remodel a closed set of carpeted stairs with treads/risers that are made out of framing lumber. I want to switch to a stair runner down the center, false treads caps on each side, and white painted risers. What material do you suggest for overlaying the risers? Looks like there are “retro risers”. Any reason not to just use hardwood plywood? My dealer has 1/8”, ¼”, and ½” birch ply. Would ¼” be the best choice?

If you take a makita one inch belt sander, turn it upside down, use the handle as a leg, turn it on and it will sit there without you touching it. Take your balusters in two hands and spin them over the belt with a 120 or higher belt on it. I'd adjust the speed to whatever feels comfortable. There's spots on the turning you'd still have to do by hand but you'd save yourself a ton of time I'd bet.

Amazing video. I love that yu actually show your issues and do it to help the rest of us.

Scott buddy still waiting for those Pants? Wore mine out ? Not Dutch pants mine Truewerk ! But I need those Dutch ones! You Canadians are slow! ( Ha ! Joking u know) !

Nice!

Does it make sense to use zip bolt on a hollow box newel? Maybe i should add blocking inside

going to try this on a piece of osb that I didn't notice it had a warp in it when they were cutting it at home depot.

Great work Scott, I watched it twice for support. I love the following: -Taking and applying tips from your viewers to continue to grow -Doing the job right even if it means paying a bit more -Added branding at the end Keep up the great work and a couple of methods I use for notching are 1. Circular saw to start nice straight square cuts, sawzall next, and lastly a chisel. Option 2. A Miter saw adjusting the depth gauge with a sacrificial piece of wood between the fence and your post.

What kind of stain did you use there? Looks great

Thank you no music excellent!!!!!!!!!

I thought you did good with the music but, this is good too: lav

great work pop.from lav

Absolute beautiful work!! Great job!