Make Your Own STAIR JIG - QUICK, CHEAP & EASY
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- After spending a whole lot of time cutting stair treads by using an angle finder and tape measure I decided to build my own jig for cutting and fitting stair treads. This was quick and easy to make from scrap wood I had laying around so it didn't cost any money. This tool really made the process of trimming out the finished staircase much easier and much faster.
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You're brilliant! Never get tired of watching you do your projects!
Well damn. After 65 years, I didn't have a clue such a thing was a "thing". Well done.
Brilliant! I just learned something.
Damn good idea Jeremy! Those treads turned out amazing! Perfect match I'd say.
WOW I didn't know such a doohickey existed! It would be quite helpful to retread my 100+ year old stairs. Thank you for sharing.
We are doing pine treads and toe kicks for our stairs as well. I m saving both of those videos to refer to when I start next week. Thank you!!!
Interesting !!! I have built myself exactly the same type of jig in 2013 when doing the same job - installing new treads on my stairs to/from basement. I guess that is probably the only way to get the angles correct and make the job much easier/faster - at least the simplest way. It is nice to see that not all people are lazy like myself - and take time to share good ideas ! great channel :)
that moment of pleasure realising it worked! nice job :)
Amazing DIY tool !!!! Never heard of it until today. Well done !!
That tip will come in very handy for us, thank you sooo much for sharing!
So clever! 👍
Nice 👍👍👍👍👍👍 work , looks like it fit great 👍👍
The stairs are beautiful❤️
Putting this one in the keep bin... no stairs... yet to do but I'm thinking that jig will work for a while lot of things! Thanks! Smiles and blessings...
Brilliant hack
awesome video.
Cool! Always nice to be able to do things without having to spend money.
Wow. That was great.
Best video in a long time! great job, I will be making that jig for shop right away.
Put a stair skirt board on the wall so you don't have to worry about a perfect fit
That’s cheating lol
That's just more work, his way is much better 👍🙂🇦🇺
Really enjoyed your video. Looking forward to your next one.
Great video thanks
Thank you.
COOL!
Put your fence on the other side of the blade ?
You should always have the offcut on the outside of the blade, so bullnose against the fence 🙂👍🇦🇺
Very good idea. just saying
Like to see how you stained the treads. I need to redo my stairs and thinking about using pine because of the price differences
Aloha!
nice
Hell of a job Jeremy. House is looking awesome and the stair jig is super cool......Also, digging the red dot on your blaster. How long have you been using it and wondering what your thoughts are on it? Keep up the great videos!!
About a year. My old eyes love it.
@@Guildbrookfarm that is what I am finding out myself..lol. Takes a bit to get use to...
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pine ? bad choice for treads dont care how much poly you have they will wear fast
Guess we’ll find out.
Only if you are wearing outside shoes
"We're not going for super fancy precision"
While he's making a jig so he can go for super fancy precision.... LOL....
I'd just buy 3/8" quarter round trim and call it a day....
The pine is going to grow and shrink and you're going to have gaps anyway
No - please no - no quarter round trim