Build a Stair Tread Jig
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2013
- In this video I show how to build and use a jig that lets you cut out stair treads and risers with perfection. If you would like to order an improved and re-designed version of this jig then visit the link below or send me an email.
The jig I sell now is different than this one but is a much improved version with a better design and made of virtually indestructible high density plastic.. As always, thanks for your support.
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See the improved design of this jig here:
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They say English accents make ppl sound smarter. Well the Southern accent this gentleman speaks with makes em sound friendly/hospitable. Who knows...maybe he drowns kittens for a hobbie...but I doubt it. Cheers from Canada! Thanks for posting. Great video.
Man does it make me happy when Im looking up how to do something and you always have a video. Love it brother
Thanks for watching Jeremy. I really appreciate it. Your question is one of those where you might be reading into it a little too much. When I tell you the real reason I cut mine that way you are gonna be disappointed. :-) Ok, here goes, I planed my treads and my planer was acting up so it sniped the ends of the treads. I didn't want that part to show so I centered my cuts in a way that both of those bad ends would be cut off. Simple as that. Ha! If that were not the case I would have done exactly what you are wanting to do and save all that precious hardwood for another project!
blazingnailgun. I'm sure you know this but if you feed your boards at an angle it greatly reduces snipe on the ends. Great build by the way.
After watching I made my own jig. Had some wing nuts in my stash and ply wood scraps, so it cost virtually nothing. I am remodelling our house in Hickman, Tn. Just mounted the newell posts yesterday for railing of the loft/bonus room. I have mounted the risers but not the treads. Want to save some wear and tear on the new finish while work on the railing etc. You videos have given me loads of help. I was an auto mech. by trade so used to working with tools, but this construction stuff is a whole different ball game. Kind of stretches my tiny little brain. Thanks for the help and entertainment.
Great video! I was just trying to figure out how to use the jig, but to be shown how to make my own. Priceless!
tried to make your jig myself. I don't own a table router. I bought a handheld one for like $89 from home depot. I couldn't get it to route straight I even tried to make a jig but id have it tilted up or down some. I see jigs online for $80. cheapest most are closer to $189.00 so I just ordered yours for $75. Good deal because that includes shipping. I've wanted one of these for years will be happy to own one. I am a floor guy but I do mostly tile so I have only done maybe 3 sets of hardwood stairs in 15 years and I just kept re cutting and re adjusting my saw angle for stairs this jig will pay for its self in 1 job in time saved. Thank you for making my work easier.
Tanks a lot now I know how to make a precise cut. Heading out to Home Depot to give a shot.
well this video just saved me a pile of money thanks a bunch
Outstanding! Glad it helped out. Thanks for watching!
"Perfecter"
Love it...
Love this guys - direct and to the point -- and says whats on his mind.
Very good tips - thanks again, and again
Larry Manus Thanks, Larry. I appreciate the kind words!
I built your jig about a month ago with the intent of "Uncarpeting" construction grade interior stairs. Just finished the risers today and thanks to your jig I put out 13 perfect risers on all 13 steps. Couldn't be easier. I am looking forward to cutting and installing the oak treads this week. Thanks for the awesome video and the great jig!!!
Outstanding! I told you she'd work great. Glad they turned out so good. Send me a pic once you get em all done. I'd like to see how they turn out.
That's a great tip. Thanks for sharing and for watching my video. I appreciate it!
That's the best model for a jig I've seen so far - although I would probably use a metal rule.
Excellent. Thanks for taking the time to show this.
Chad Beaudin Thanks! I appreciate the encouragement. Glad you liked it.
I noticed you used sub treads and sub risers in your stairs. I wish more builders would plan them into their stairways. Makes the stairs usable throughout the construction process and really strong with no give what so ever. Great job
Solid, helpful, useful, instructional video. No stupid music or intro clear delivery and you helped me out big time. Subscribed.
Alex Rodolfo Thanks! I appreciate the kind words.
I really admire your intellect and talent.
Thanks! I appreciate you watching.
Genius idea brother!!! You make it look easy.
Thanks!
Thank you, man! Very detailed video and pretty easy to follow steps. You've made my entire stair work explained in a few minutes. Thanks.
It's thundering and raining here in rural south Texas right now. I can't wait till it clears a little so I can go to Home Depot to buy the the hardware so I can build this jig. Thanks for this detailed video.
Man you gotta be kidding me. Amazing timing. Doing Stairs next week. This will be a huge help.
Outstanding. If you don't have time to make one of these then let me know. I have several already made up and can get one out to you next week. Jig, packaging, shipping probably be about $54 to get it to you in Cali.
Thank you for the stair video. Just finished oak stair tread/riser project using a home made jig like the one you described. Everything fit well and the project turned out great. Could not have done it without the jig.
Regards, Ray
Great jig idea. Thx for posting the video!
you are not only very clever and professional but also very kind heart to share it with all of us so thank you very very much for wonderful people like your selfe
seroor007 Wow, I'm blushing. :-) Thanks for watching.
Repair Extraordinaire Well fitted & done, Great job !
I just ran into your work with the FWW miter saw table, and bet you wish you had that as you built this jig. I have an unfinished 2nd story with a VERY rough staircase, and was puzzling over how to do measure the treads and finish it up. You solved that for me. Now, if I can just find the time to get around to that project along with the 183 other projects I have to set up a woodshop in my basement and go to town on working on this 100 year old house with a remodel 60 years ago! I love your attitude, and your attention to detail as you explain your work, and I look forward to building this and other projects after my gardening season here in South Bend, IN.
Dave McCracken Thanks for watching and sending me some kind words and encouragement, Dave. Sounds like you got your work cut out for you ole bud. :-)
This is awesome ... thanks a ton BNG. Works like a charm and much faster than using a tape measure.
Outstanding! Thanks for the great feedback. I'm glad you have gotten some use out of this little device. I found it very helpful when I did my stairs.
You inspired me to build my shed. Unfortunately I ordered my lumber from Lowes and got complete junk. They failed to pick it up as well. My dream is mostly ruined but I will try and salvage what I have. I'm going to Home Depot or a local lumber yard for future lumber.
Amazing, huge time saver, thanks for sharing!
Good idea! We all have a way to get it done. Coming up with solutions and them working is golden!
I've been doing stairs for many years using scrap and then striping in the edges your jig is great and a time-saver good job on your invention
Excellent explanation - Thank you for sharing with the world :)
I think that's a great idea! Let me know how yours turns out. Thanks for watching!
This was really useful! Thanks for showing how to do it!
Thanks for watching and for the compliment! I've never made one to sale but I might be willing to cut the parts out for you if you are really interested. Just let me know. You can find my direct email address on my website. There's a link on the my RUclips page that will take you there.
I like how you took the time to explain how to make it! thanks. I'll try to make one tomorrow.
Excellent! Very clear and precise demo on the tread and riser installation as well as the building of the jig.
+John Glista Thanks!
BNG, that was the video I have been looking for. Your jig is a great idea. You gave me the confidence to move forward with replacing the stairs in my new home. I will let you know how it turns out. Keep the videos coming. I like the format and pace. I will keep my eye out for your other videos. Thanks
AM VERY
GLAD I SAW this, I am going to retread our stairs AND this jig will be just dandy,
thank you very much
Thanks for checking it out, Harold. I have a much improved version of the jig for sale if you need one. There's a link in the video description box. I have em in stock ready to ship!
You're welcome. I appreciate you watching and for the great compliment!
Thank you so much!
I’ll be saving thousands by doing my house stairs my self !
Very cool. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful. Good job! Thank you for your video.
Built your jig today works great thanks.
OK, I had given you a thumbs up, and I left a comment, then I finished the very last trailer and heard your exit music. I subscribed. Couldn't have been any more perfecter 🤣
Hahah. Thanks Jerry!
thank you very much for this great video. I made one just like the one you have and it works great. Thank you
Thanks for the vid! Great stuff!
Simple and Smart, Thanks for amazing idea. 2nd year in carpentry.
perfeker! You learn new words every day. Great jig. It's perfeker!
This was a great video. You did a great job of explaining how to make a stair jig. Thanks for keeping the step by step instructions simple. This was very helpful.
Dude, you rock! Thank you very much for the video. Awesome job.
Thank you!!! Building this today has been a life saver for my nightmare stair project.
+motomome Yes!!!!!
Good job sr thanks for sharing your amazing ideas 💡
I am an Electrician with a habit of buying wood power tools all for DIY. I have a few jigs like this that i have made over the years and they do come in very handy. Keep up the good work and a big thumbs up to you.
Bill Parker Thanks for the encouragement, Bill. I appreciate you watching!
Another great video. You do a great job in teaching how to do a project, keep up the good work.
Thank you. Great video with great instructions. I hope you've patented your device and the bucks are rolling in. You rock!
I am in the process of doing my own treads and risers and I just happened across your video and it couldn't have been at a better time. Thank you for sharing this! I'm going to make one for myself and save myself a lot of headaches, especially since this house is an old farmhouse and nothing is square or plumb.
Paul Wheeler Outstanding. Glad it helped out. If you are in a pinch for time then I have several in stock and could get one out to you right away. Just follow the link in the video description box. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
great job. thanks for all the tips
thanks for the info on the jig i made it to for about 11 dollars n it works slick as a whistles thank you very much
great idea. not only for stairs but anytime you need exact fit between two sides, i.e. counter tops, etc. thank you.
Love it, well done. Merry Christmas
This could be the great video I ever watched before starting to install hardwood on my three sets of stair well. Many thanks for sharing your thoughts as experts on building stairs to finish. Thank you
Thanks for the great feedback and kind words. I appreciate you watching!
Thanks. I was just about to tackle a DIY stair job. This will really help.
making this jig tomorrow, all very helpful info....snow storm expected, perfect day to replace the stairs
Good deal. It's a handy little device. Let me know if you run into any problems making it. I have several made up and can send you one if you need me to. Thanks for watching and good luck on your project!
Thanks Mr.Nailgun. What a ridiculously simple solution to a problem that can be so complicated. Good thing you came up with it because I certainly couldn't have worked it out! Cheers from Downunder.
David Handley Thanks for watching, David. I appreciate the kind words.
Very good video. Thanks for taking the time to post this.
This is effing brilliant my friend!! Great jig and video!
Thanks for your response, I had my husband look it up, he is ordering one soon! 😄
Great Jig. Great Video. Thanks a lot!
excellent instructions. Thank you.
Nice work. I appreciate the lesson.
Thanks for sharing this video👍
Man that's a great idea I made two of them by watching your video one for countertops and one for my stairs
I really enjoyed watching this video.
DeepOne Thanks!
I mean what kind of moron gives a video like this a thumbs down. Someone that was not hugged enough by his mother. Great video and thanks for your time to make it.
I was thinking that. Why would you not like a video???? If you don't like it, guess what, just move on. Life will go on.
@@95ffd well, I've seen some videos out there that definitely earned thumbs down from me but, trust me, they earned it! I can't see why someone would give this video a thumbs down.
It is the 5% rule. It means most video get an average of about 5% thumbs down.
I think the thumbs down are from employees of companies that make stair jigs 😜
Great job all the way around. Stumbled onto your channel because I was renovating my stairs. But now I plan on sticking around, subscribing and am really looking forward to checking out your other videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise.
Thanks for watching my videos. I appreciate it and thanks for the kind words. Glad to have you as a subscriber! Good luck on your stairs and lemme know how it goes.
You just saved me so much time. Thanks bruh!
Good deal! Glad it helped out.
I did some stairs for the first time last year. Two steps have gaps. This tool would have prevented that. Now I'm deciding whether to replace the threads and DO IT RIGHT! Awesome videos and explanations!
Yes!!!
love this video. went to the hardware store and bought all the material and built one myself that looks more like the version 2.0 you have on the other video.
also bought some 9 volt batteries thinking my smoke detectors in my house needed new batteries. came home and watched your video again and realized it was your smoke detector beeping. haha
Michael Redfern That dang detector drove me crazy until I found out that some hardwire detectors go hinky if you locate them too close to a fluorescent light. Yep, that's my problem....
Thank you Sir. Exactly what I need for my stair renovation. I sincerely appreciate the time and effort you spent explaining this jig and creating a video for my use. Best Wishes.
Awesome. Glad it helped out!
Good idea!
Brilliant, thanks for sharing
Great Video. Thank you for the tips
Very helpful, thanks for taking time to make and post this.
ALISTAIR Q. Howard Thanks!
I loved your video!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Very cool tool and very well explained.
Отлично! Благодарю за идею!
Excellent video. you are one geared down guy. I liked your teaching method.
James Weissbach Thanks, James. I appreciate the kind words!
nice video and jig
Awesome tool!
PERFECT!! I was shocked at the cost of these gigs or templates. $20.00 for just the two ends which are plastic. And then u have to provide the wood for the main frame? I only have 13 steps and I'm not paying $105.00 for a nice aluminum one that I will only use once!! So thank u for sharing ur DIY template. Simple and it fits my budget!!!
Just watched you make the stair tread/riser jig. Very clear instructions, and I'm going to make one! Thanks for sharing...great tool!
John Hamilton Thanks for watching. Lemme know how it turns out. If you find any improvements then let me know!
I almost bought one I glad I came across this video of yours Thanks saved me
Some money.
You're welcome. I'm glad you found some inspiration from the video. I have an updated design and there's a video of what it looks like on my main channel page. If you get to needing it right away and don't have time to build it then let me know. I keep several of the new ones made up and can send you one out right away. Thanks for watching!
Excellent Video. Nice instructions on making the jig.
Debra Ross Thanks! I appreciate you watching.
Great tool idea. Thank you!
PS: For marking dark woods, you can get
white marking pencils at such places as JoAnne Fabrics or hobby stores.
Very cool jig...gonna make one for myself!!!
Great work!
Even if you think up better ideas, I wonder why some people are so stuck up that they have to give this a thumbs down? Are they jealous? Are they upset that it wasn't filmed as a professional Hollywood film? 36 people must live a sad life.