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i aw you in wisconson dells 2years ago how are u dave i used to live in hawaii

Love the video. Thanks!

remove music and it will be lots better

Watched several other videos on this topic before figuring out that I need to remove some material from the bottom to get the bend consistent. Thank you!

How can you finish stairs that are open on the sides as well? The bottom 3 steps in my house have open sides and spindles. I would need to fabricate a corner or some kind of edge trim.

How do you cut them and what do you cut with after you make them

What's the tool you're using to shave the padding called? And what what depth and blade type did you use?

My stairs have been bare for more than two years because I was stumped at the rounded edge and that crazy price tag for each bullnose step. Thanks so much for this video. I will be following this technique with my stairs.

I really wanna do this, less than 2 hrs away 🙃

Ok at 8 min mark you said wood pootie not putty...lmao. Ive never in my life heard someone say pootie😂😂😂😂

What's the best glue to use for gluing the lvp stairs?

Great video and very helpful! I have the same hest gun as you do, and I wasn't sure what temperature to go with. You're the 1st video that I ran across that said the temperature. I have seen a couple of videos where people have removed the padding from the LVP. I guess the reasoning behind doing so is because the glue won't adhere to the padding that well. Any thoughts or insight is greatly appreciated.

lived in the area all my life and went to school here, never went to any of the caves because that's absolutely NOT my thing. Glad to see some videos of it to sate my curiosity, but definitely respect and appreciate leaving some things off camera to keep the mystery. Some things are better left for those brave enough to go themselves.

Wow

why not show the soda straw? -.-

Is it really necessary or helpful to router the dado in the back to thin it? I see many of these videos where nobody else did this ?

Not fun in any way

😊😊

Wow you are the man brother I have this exact problem right now and I was thinking somewhere along the same lines but I haven't tried you do the same thing for composite decking on railing. Seriously thank you very much

So it basically takes you in a loop? You end , where you started? You don't have to crawl alllll the way back to get where you started from correct lol? I really want to do this but I'm so scared 😅😑

Impressive! Great process!

Perfect solution to a similar problem I am having - I needed a bullnose to mate up with flooring on a landing while the rest of the stairs are carpeted. Thank you for sharing!!!! BTW, I love the homemade kiln you used as a weight - I made one just like it years ago!!!!!

They let everyone do this?

I found it helpful to make the bending side of the jig with three boards 2- 3/4 inch and 1-1/4 inch. Also make the outer board slightly taller than the inner. This held the board in better…on the second attempt 😊 thanks for posting!

Great idea! This is exactly what I was looking for. Another great example of what RUclips should be used for! Thanks for creating a fantastic video and sharing your solution.

I did this with the scouts and later with my wife. Wife and I rappelled in through the top down into the cavern, then did the meat grinder crawl. Was superb. Now my children want to do it. Thanks for the vid! Once they saw it they are all in.

Fun video. It really shows what it was like. It reminds me of many nightmares I’ve had. I’ve always told myself that I can do anything anyone else can do like having a baby, surviving a surgery, finishing school, etc. I like to think that I could do this cave crawl but I don’t know. I feel pretty panicky just watching these guys. I couldn’t finish it.

Plus I have a flight of free floating stairs that were carpeted. We didn't want to reuse the existing wood since it was only construction grade 2x12 (full of staple holes). I wanted to use the LVT on them so they would match. Your solution will work for those steps as well. I'll just need to adapt the technique for those 1.75" treads.

Awesome! BIG THANK YOU!!! I've been struggling with this dilemma for 2 years now, (unfinished stairs). I had the idea to do a heat and bend but could never figure out the mechanics of it. This saved us from building custom stais. Thank you again!

*promo sm*

Excellent Job, and details.

Amazing video !!!!

Well done! It looks like it was a magical adventure and so wonderful to see you after so many years

I’m good man. I’ve watched Descent one too many times 😂

Can't hear shit you're saying over the music dude

No helmets = No brains

1 way in , 1 way out. Count me out.

wonderful video. Thanks for sharing.

That headlamp was prolly left there in case someone needs it, and you took it 😅

i couldn’t even make it down the spiral staircase & seeing it from the bottom was crazy!!!! im glad i watched this so i could actually see everything

What temp. setting do you use on the heat gun? I mean, I know it's max, but what's the max temp. possible on your heat gun? thx

Who is the young man? Let him know I would like to see his hell hole.

How are they holding up? I seen on another video people saying this will shorten the life of the pieces

What mill flooring is that?

Great video, Thank you!! Its been a year, did a gap ever develop?

Wow….weeee! I’ve had this flooring for 4 years was so excited to start my redo but sadly this issue quickly ended my project as I did not anticipate this problem much less the cost of purchasing the bull nose molding so my flooring has remained in the box but it’s coming back out now that I found you!!!Thank you ,,thank you dear Sir for sharing your mad skills you just made my day I can’t wait to restart. Hey can you tell me what kind of heat gun to get for this please

@Dave Enns Do you think you can form the plank to a square nose rather than a round?

I love the guides! Be safe❤

I was there and it’s something important if you’re claustrophobic, and spaces. Otherwise it’s very safe and amazing guides. I couldn’t make it down because I was tired from camping. It’s a very beautiful adventure! But be prepared. My husband has a bad hip. The guides are amazing and the gift shop upstairs

This is how people get stuck. Head first ? Dont try this at home.