Check it befor you cut all risers,,, cut the top and bottom first, check them then cut them all out,, changes can be made but not if it's all cut

just letting you know, red guard will still leak. the best is laticrete. just sharing knowledge.

Hi! I would like to know how many anchors and connectors you needed for this project. Thank you :)

Inspector's didn't like when you use finger on caulk.

Harden the bottoms with Minwax Wood Hardener. 40 years later you'll be glad you did.

Supposed to install rock over lip on shower pan.

With your experience, tools, truck, insurance etc your worth a solid $100 an hour perhaps more. Discount a bit if you like to ensure more work but not too much.

Engineered wood is more porous than certain tiles

I think it’s a great idea, I just built a stone fireplace wall in the master bedroom. 👍

Job well done. Great ingenuity in lowering the beams. A bit low on your labor but as a home owner in digging it. Without for sure in my opinion by the way. Much better look.

That’s so awesome 😅

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

Im caulking Hardie B & B right now and my fingers are bleeding from doing that.

Good luck with red guard it's proven to let it leaks, check out the tile coach as a complete video and why not to use red guard?

So is white caulk better or black caulk better?

Aww no the brown legs looked more homie . The black legs made it look mike college furniture lol

Without.

P.S my dad says I'm his favorite son. I'm his only daughter 😂 of three . The other two being boys obviously . But it's just a funny little joke

Good girl I can already tell she'll be helping you in no time

That's satisfactory work, you get to see your build afterwards.

With somewhat long stringers i'll cut all the treads first and then rotate and slide back and cut all the risers is a tad quicker... i'm a worm drive saw carp tho... most local codes call for a metal hanger and specific fasteners for stringers now bruh... check your local... and i scribe the stringers to the pad yours are heeling.

Can I hire you to come do mine and I will pay you $1500

Level the post ????? Hmmmmmm ! You’ll have to lay them down before you level them …….. wait then they are post anymore ! Damnit . If you stack and level enough of them I guess you can call it a level post . Just giving you 💩. Would have done a few things different , but it looks good .

Too cheap

Need to notch in treated 2x4 across the bottom of the stringers / 3/8 wedge anchors 4”. . No blocking or hangers at the top of the stringers . Hope that’s not the only level you have .

It’s called a scuttle

That rebar was a pro move.

I’m getting ready to tackle a bathroom remodel by myself, trying to soak up as much knowledge as possible. First time homeowner, bought a project house for cheap, hopefully I’m able to complete this

You know, idk who started but that vertical "siding" honestly looks like shit. There's a new neighborhood being built about half a mile and all the houses have it.

I always stain all the truces ever since I started doing trex deck I don’t think I can go back to normal wood it always makes me uncomfortable to see those boards in stained 😂

That looks like shit.

Looks like the caddy from Happy Gilmore is doing good

I never thought I'd see a staircase project that actually lowers a home's value. What were you thinking!?

What color is that floor? It’s beautiful

I think its beautiful

How long did you let the patch cure?

Grow a pair of balls

How long did it take?

Looks great! Did you use Brad nails or timber screws for the frame ?

Is that retail or contracted pricing?

What name of the board ?

Since you're the one building it and probably also the on paying for it, your wife should have nothing to say on how you build your house.

Great job! 💪

Need to charge another hundred on top

Should have wet set some 6X post bases in the landing and also a pair mid span on the stringer with a 4x8 to carry mid span load. Other than that, nice work

what kind of sprayer did you use

Way nicer if you could put 5 on the same box. Butch work

The only problem I see with that job , the span is so long that it won’t take much to make the spacing between the rebar end up looking like shit. Even if you put an upright support in the middle and screwed clamps to keep the same spacing, would help keep them moving on such a long span. But it really looks good the way it is.

I think there is a opportunity to teach the Americans to make proper stairs 😂😂😂

That’s a diy stairs if ever I’ve seen one