How To Build Stair Stringers
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- Опубликовано: 29 дек 2024
- Building stair stringers is pretty easy. I hope this one help! Any questions, please ask below!
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I wasn’t thinking of the foundation I was thinking of the Moustache 😂
I'm glad I was no the only one lol.
ryan Hourican same here
RIGHT!!!!!!!
4.32 🤣🤣 I was also enjoying the stash Scott you should grow it into a proper handle bar moustache
I thought Mario was a plumber, not a carpenter?🤷♂️🤣
I had to forward back video to make sure moustache wasn't there from the beginning!
Same!!!
"I know what you're thinking"
"Did he always have a mustache?"
James Moore nah wtf
Big fan of the mustache! - The Classic Handyman LLC
Love your videos. I’m retired fr 40 years in the business. A tip I learned years ago. Instead of using tape or eyeballing your rise and run on the square,clamp a 1 X 3 to the square to join your # s then just slide it long and make marks. This completely eliminates human error. Worked for me. Keep up the good work. This is 100% Canadian approved 😂
How come half way through this morphed into a 70's porn movie? #moustache
LOL! I was thinking the exact same thing!
U bloody legend - fantastic simple guide to stair stringer - thank you so much!!!
When people see the mustache and stop caring about the carpentry hahaha great work!
That came out perfect. Great work Scott!
Love the fact I'm scrolling down the comments and my only other favourite RUclips channel creator pops up to comment. If there wasn't so many miles between you both I would be asking for a feature episode with you both!
Keep up the fantastic work guys
What about the stash?
Vincent Hucknall i think he is talking about the tash 😂
This channel is rebranding as Scott Brown High School Math Teacher
Just doing my construction management/quantity surveyor course through Te Pukenga and there is a section on stairs and this video is linked as a how to! Been watching you since 2020 lockdown, keep up the good work :)
Current ratio of moustache to carpentry comments: 35:1 (approx.)
Probably the nicest guy around. I’d set you up with my sister bro 100, and that stache is a keeper
Get yourself a couple of stair gauges Scott they come in a pack of 2 much easier than using tape mate. Cracking job though it's looking brilliant 👍
I was kind of wondering about that myself. Never seen it done with tape on a square, just with stair knocks. Should tell him not to buy just two but 6 because you'll always loose one or it will fall off your pouch😄 I dropped one in pea gravel and stopped what I was doing instantly and couldn't find it lol
A straight edge clamped to your framing square works in a pinch if you don't have stair gauges :)
I saw an even easier way that just involved cutting a triangle of wood with the right dimensions on the short sides and a foot screwed to the long side to help with positioning.
Love the Freddie Mercury stache!
Don't listen Scott to all the Mustache haters mate,another interesting vid keeping them coming.
The top tip here is the use of masking tape instead of expensive - hard to find, yet easy to lose - brass clamps! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you , I go back to watch this video every time I build stair case 👍
Lol. Started watching your videos a year or so back but just as they popped up in other feeds. Just recently came back to go through the playlists. Done the 1-100 and up to this one in the 101-200 and very much enjoying them. I was a little disappointed with the ending of this one though. With the 'stache and the jacket I was expecting you climb into your Spitfire and fly away :)
A lovely video like always. Thank you for sharing how to make stairs, it is really informative. A good show of craftsmanship by just freesawing those lines for the backing of the stairs,. THAT MUSTACHE THOUGH. Cheers from Holland
You started with a full beard and ended up with a manicured stache!...simply marvelous!...Oh! Awesome video and love the Paulk knock off bench! Lol!🔨🔨🔨
Errmmm Scott, DPC is for going between a wet and a dry material NOT simply between concrete and timber. Both the stringer and the pad are in wet environments. Putting DPC there will actually accelerate rot in the stringer. It will trap and attract moisture there on both sides. Unfortunately it's a very common fail. Especially, for some reason, by people who have either worked in, or are from, the UK.
Hey scott brown I like all your videos always interesting to watch. Have u tried clamping a piece of wood to ur roofing square on the two points. Then you can slide it along
Nice idea.
Like everyone else, I was thinking what happened to his face -- go back a few minutes and no I'm not losing my mind. Nice set up Scott. Definitely Mexican cartel style -- Nice.
This is super ironic, I was just going to go learn how to to build some stairs today. This is a great help, as always great video!!
"I know what you're thinking" 🤣🤣🤣 Very good Scott!
Best explanation/pro tip on using the tap on the square. Thank you!
Bro punch line timing was on point my friend.
That moustache looks just awsome! It fits you
Magnum-esque I think !!! Style it out Scott
Thanks for the Masterclass on stringer/step building Scott!
hi scott instead of using tape to mark the position on the square i have two 6mm coupling nuts in which i cut a slit (perpendicular to the threads, about the middle of the nut 16mm long are the ones i find here and about 75% deep the thickness of the coupling nut) the thickness of the square and secure them with two bolts to which i welded wingnuts (hope it makes sense). they are commercially available but not here so i made my own. with care are very precise and a matter of resting them on the beam (i do steel not wood... welder...). nice work man. thank you for sharing. take care. pete. ha just read another comment they are called stair gauges. i`m sure gaston has them in the magic van
Man, this comment could be left on any of your videos, but though you may pay more than in Canada/US for tools or whatever that availability looks like (as so many come from the US market), you are sure lucky you can get a Toyota van like that! Just so nice- can't be found here in Canada. Totally jealous of that thing! Good channel, been following along for a few years now. ;)
I wish P was there to see the moustache , i REALLY can not wait till the next episode now
I've just discovered your vids in the last two weeks, you're a legend!
Attention to detail is amazing! True craftsmanship
Scott Brown Godfather. “I'll make him a staircase he can't refuse.”
Loads of great tips in this video!
Scott Brown pool cleaning! Noice tache!
Scott brown here.. In todays exciting episode 😁
Good one SBC.. Clark Gable moustache 😎
That moustache came out of nowhere. Great twist!
That slug is offensive. I love it!
What's with the caterpillar on your top lip Scott?
The stache fits you pretty good!
4:29 "I know what you're thinking..." Actually I was thinking about how that moustache suddenly appeared on your face! Also I've seen people just overcut when cutting the stringers so that the pieces fall out, but I like how you finish it off with the hand saw. It ends up looking nicer that way!
hi scott you should buy the 3/4 in. Brass Stair Gauges makes it easier to mark out your stairs
I've got the same size Paulk bench but where did you get those legs!?
Hey Scott just a thought. If you get two bits of timber, say 40×10 about 600 long and two wingnuts plus bolts, you can clamp it to either side of the framing Square at the required spacing and just slide it down the stringers marking as you go. No need for tape and with a turn of the wingnuts easily changed for different rise and going and removable for storage. Another good video BTW..👍👍👍👍
or some brass stair gauges. $6 at Home Depot! Very handy
@@lucaspot4498 ..Forgotten about those..😀😀
WOOHOOO!!!!!!!! Mustache!!!! keep it going despite what people say.
I like that you don't give a ton of info in one go, bite size pieces which are easy to digest.
just wondering why you used galv bolts and galv spax screws if you are using treated pine ? shouldnt it all be stainless if your pine is CCA or ACQ? or is this over the top as the galv will probably l;ast longer than the pine ?
Nice work!
In Canada, that hand saw for finishing the 90 degree cut is called a "Pull Saw", sometimes sub named "Flush Cut Pull Saw" or "Double Edge Pull Saw"
Stay gold.
The moustache is awesome.
Love the mustacceeee!!!! Go baby go !!! KEEP THEM COMEING SCOTT !!!!!🍻🍻🍻
Hey scott
I set out stringers exactly the same but I usually tilt the treads down a couple of mm to help with water run off. I also prefer to router the treads into the stringers rather than 'saw tooth' them.
But best of all is the 'moe'
Love the vids.
What model nail gun are you using? I am considering to buy one to, but can't decide which size (from - to) nails is more common used in carpentry.
The way I always do it is I’ll take one extra step off of it that way the last step is actually stepping up onto the deck that way your last step is not flush with the deck just depends on how you were a shown how to do it . But some like to have the step like you have it
Could
You
Do a video of how to form
stairs for concrete
Crazy mustache 😁 besides that awesome video
It is great to follow the progress in this project. Nice video again!
Scott will you post your formula for deducting the materials on the end threads? Also, a throw-back mullet to compliment your retro look would rock.
Very useful and entertaining videos. Love your work Scott!
That was quite educational and easy to follow. Ta
Hey Scott nice video your a big help when we need to know something
Do you use the British principal of 2R + Going = between 550 and 700mm to comply with NZ Building Codes and does the NZ code stipulate a rise of between 150mm - 220mm and risers of 220mm to 300mm ?
6:10 what screws are those?
Just Type 17 Galv screws?
good job as usual mr brown
Get a set of machined brass stair gages that clamp right on your framing square.
Scott be out with a hat when it’s 8° anyone from Ireland would be out in at shirt enjoying the sun and warm weather 🤣🤣
You can get special clips for your square. Then you set the clips against the board edge and the square is set at the correct angle for marking without eyeballing.
There’s a native hairy caterpillar under your nose Scott!!! No sudden movements 😂🤣😂
Bruz you have the sickest beats in every video. How do you find them? What genre's would you call it
Brilliant episode and nice tash 🙂
DO they not have framing square nuts in New Zealand? I'll mail you some
I'm kinda new to the channel, but Its safe to say I would like the stache to be brought back.
Really helpful mate!
Hopefully that house isn't within 250' of a school. ;)
Okay, that made me laugh.
Nek minute....produces “Working with children card”
He has the van, has the moustache, all he needs now is a bag of lollies.
this comment is top tier.
Where do you get the foldable legs on the bench and saw horse?
Thats what I want to know!!
Hey Scott, where did you get the led light panel that you suspend in the storage unit ? Can't recall if you've mentioned it or added a link to any of your vids
Hi Scott. Unrelated question but who makes the ink line you showed in one of your previous videos? Thanks.
you are doing a great job 👏
Hey bro what size timber would you use for deck stairs? 240mm?
Is a jigsaw faster/more accurate for the final cut? Just wondering, Looked cool with handsaw anyway
really cool tools
Faster yes, more accurate probably not. I cut my stair stringers the same way, it’s how I was taught.
The pull saws wide blades follow the cut better and make for a cleaner corner. I use a jig saw but if it's a little dull or I have dripping wet lumber the skinny blade will wander and I have to go back and clean up cuts
Another great video scott 👌
just done one of these last month for my final test in Joinery Level 2 thankfully got a Distinction in it
Brilliant. I'll be saving this video to my favourites as I'm doing similar for my basement.
Thanks for sharing
Great video. Well explained
Not sure about the stache, but it’s you, it’s not me. Another great video. So, what music are you listening to as you work, the same as you use in the videos? I bought 2 of the songs on iTunes already.
Guy at start was “Wake Foiling” you can see him pumping the board up and down. Just FYI. Love the vids tho. Cheers.
sweet stache mate, good on ya
Love your vids
How big are the beams if i can ask or do you have a sheet you work off of
Scott gets attacked by a caterpillar! 4:23 OMG!
Loving the videos mate!
You should get a stair gauge Scott!
Wicked mate, so good how you explain it and it's in metric hahaha YES
What did you staple to the bottom of the stringers to sit on the concrete?
We call it DPC, damp proof course. We use it to separate the wood from the concrete.
I'm from nz aswell. Do you buy your tools off amazon. Is it cheaper??
Hi Scott , big fan I’m a carpenter from Canada , keep up the great videos .
Where did you get that pencil f yours I would like to get one if you have a link for it . Thanks
Plisss helb me..?
What is good calculator master for framing...
Type 4050 or 4065...?
What marking pencil are you using?