Another great video. I think if a person had a palm/trim router, you could use a templating bit to quickly cut away most of those noses. You’d still have to use that multi tool to get edges though. Also, not everyone has a router, so using a circular saw like you did is probably the most practical method for most people.
Thanks! I prepped sealed and sanded the multiple coats on the steps and risers over a few days while I was doing other work on the house and then I think I cut and installed everything in an afternoon. It went fast since everything was prepped minus measuring and cutting.
@@cmcb4okc I would either do the landing in the same floor as the surrounding flooring and do a bullnose on the overhang. Or, if you wanted it to match exactly, you could buy a few of these and rip the nose off on a table saw and glue and screw them together to make one large piece for the landing
Idk why this video came into my feed, but dude you did a great job on those stairs! Are you just self taught or in a family of craftsman? So I think you should change your channel name to Perfect 10 DIY or maybe Hottie DIY. I’ m leaning Hottie.. Just a thought. And your capitalism works when you do shirt is so awesome. I watched a few of your vids I confess.
Great job!!!
I think I'm totally ready, now! 🔨
@@kimdee4275 you got this!! Let me know how it goes :)
I admire you as a lady and a skilled technician
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Wow! Major improvement. Nice work.
Thank you!!
Another great video. I think if a person had a palm/trim router, you could use a templating bit to quickly cut away most of those noses. You’d still have to use that multi tool to get edges though. Also, not everyone has a router, so using a circular saw like you did is probably the most practical method for most people.
Awesome video Emily with a lot of excellent information. The stairs turned out so good.
Thank you so much!
Nic work! Keep up the great videos. I love watching these. Very helpful.
Thank you for watching!!
Thank you so much for this!
@@DavidDu0ng thank you for watching and leaving a kind comment :)
Good job!
Thank you!!
Very nice job. I'm curious how long the whole process took.
Thanks! I prepped sealed and sanded the multiple coats on the steps and risers over a few days while I was doing other work on the house and then I think I cut and installed everything in an afternoon. It went fast since everything was prepped minus measuring and cutting.
How would you do a landing, if ordering these?
@@cmcb4okc I would either do the landing in the same floor as the surrounding flooring and do a bullnose on the overhang. Or, if you wanted it to match exactly, you could buy a few of these and rip the nose off on a table saw and glue and screw them together to make one large piece for the landing
Idk why this video came into my feed, but dude you did a great job on those stairs! Are you just self taught or in a family of craftsman? So I think you should change your channel name to Perfect 10 DIY or maybe Hottie DIY. I’ m leaning Hottie.. Just a thought. And your capitalism works when you do shirt is so awesome. I watched a few of your vids I confess.