Stair Renovation - Handrails & Baserails
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- Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2017
- Wow, this is proving to be harder than we predicted! Things moving along with the first two sections complete and things beginning to look pretty good!
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The railings and posts look wonderful. A huge improvement over the metal things.
This gives myself and the mrs so so much inspiration, we bought a house 3 months ago and unfortunately we have not moved in yet as some extensive work required and lack of £££ to do it for a variety of reasons, most unseen issues and as you know things can lead in to other things and so forth.
I’m an electrician to trade but changed career so a bit rusty to say the least, I’ve now completed and re-plumbed my whole heating and hot and cold water system and also rewired the house, joinery really is my weak point so love chilling out watching these videos.
Fantastic drive. 👏🏻
I’ve been waiting for this notification for days!!! Great project.
Looks great! Nice work.
Looks great! What a trooper!
20k congratulations!
That miter glue and wood glue is a great trick, saw it used on another channel and now always do the same, speed and strength
Another stunning result. I really like the contrast between the mahogany rails and uprights and the white/off-white spindles. Looks so elegant.
Looks amazing, fantastic job!
Quality is in the details!! Prefinish all parts before instal. Vinny 🇺🇸
Looks lovely!
been enjoying ur channel....took me back to when i did mine....oooh about 20 years back.now ....still in place!!
Thank you so much. You’ve answered all the questions I had.
Glad it was helpful!
looks absolutely beautiful great job look forward to more videos 👍
Amazing job. Beautiful finish.
Beautiful job!
Nice job, looking good.
that look amazing nice job the both of you
Finally! the notification pops up!
Just found your channel
Great work and details.
soooooo much better than the metal railings!! Keep it up :)
i quite enjoyed watching this. good job.
Always great content from you. Just about to start refurbing my own staircase so just doing my research ;)
Looks great buddy, so much easier and better result to finish the paint etc before installing the spindles. Great !
One technique for fixing a horizontal handrail to a newel is to house it. Offer a scrap of handrail stock to the desired location on the newel and mark around it. Take out the waste with a small router working carefully up to the line. A 1/4" housing is about right. Get yourself a Kreg master system, great for stairs and lots of other projects, 👍🔨🇮🇪
Awesome work
Excellent work
Beautiful!!!!
Ooo so much better than the metal rails. What were they thinking?
Absolutely beautiful. Nicer looking than that metal crap.
Excellent stain finish
Thanks for the effort with all your videos.
I am about to undertake this project myself, one question, what does the trim for the bottom newel post look like? I remember you used a half lap to joint to the old base, just wondered what your solution was.
Thanks again.
Great job table saw look at DeWalt dw745
Very nice work. Stair work is one of my least favourite activity. Can take so long.
Wondering how you calculate the mitre angles. Do you have any advice? Thanks
What did you stain the newel post with?
Hi, when doing the downstairs hand rail/ base rail how do you determine what angle cut cut the ends, thanks john.
12:20 I'm trying to zoom in and figure out what stain you used
nice work. I've just cut the bull nose off my stairs as I have a new build with particle board woodwork and wanted a contemporary look like the exterior of house
Hi Tim, great job! May I ask where you got your newel posts from?
Thanks!
They were from Ireland I believe, George Quinn Stair Parts. I di look around but these were the best fit for what I wanted and also came sized nicely with the bases.
@@TheRestorationCouple sorry to hijack this thread, I'm over in Bristol and have a 315mm Axminster trade tablesaw with a solid fence, if you need to cut lots down let me know, happy to help.
What fixing did you use to do the hidden join on the handrail I am considering pocket screwing mine. Do you think that is feasible. I have purchased the bolt fixing method but would prefer not to show the patch up.
Hi, did you pocket hole the handrail? Considering the same with 2 64mm Krueger screws. Thanks 👍
@@richarddunn504 I used the bolt fixing to the Newell in the end as felt it would be more durable in case of pole dancers 😂. I pocket holed any joins i had to do on the hand rail.
@@didee3900 thanks 👍 today I rescued the handrails with all tenons intact, so will try to re-use, although the pesky builders in stead of using dowel to draw tenon in mortise, chucked a few random screws, some therefore have more holes than is preferred....they were so close to doing a decent job..😂🙄
Hi Tim, what did you do about plugging or hiding the screws at the bottom base of the newel posts before staining?
I made a trim from matching wood that trimmed around the bottom.
The Restoration Couple thanks Tim was thinking something like that might work. Love the vids!
can I ask a question I am a joinery apprentice and I was wondering if wen you started this did you have any joinery qualifications or just jump at it sort to speak because the craftsmanship used on here you would think you have had previous experience
+mfcman2k7 no experience other than teaching myself and observing other people’s work.
Hi, loving yours videos my friend, I wish I had your skills. I noticed you wearing an elipse dust mask, I’m just starting out in wood turning and was wondering what you thought of it? There are plenty reviews but im never too sure if it’s a freebie review or not. Your thoughts on it would be much appreciated. Love the ending with the girls.. 😂😂😂 kids🙄😂. Many thanks. Raymond
Works well for me and fairly low profile so shouldnt get in the way of a visor if wearing one for turning. Simple enough to change filters too. I am sure there are better out there for more specialist work but for woodworking/diy it is great.
The Restoration Couple
Brilliant that’ll do me, thanks a lot for getting back to me.. appreciate it. Keep up the good work. Raymond
Hi, John Heisz has designed a very strong fence system and has plans for it as well. As for mahogany, it is a beautiful wood and will look perfect in your house.
you didnt show how you put in the newel post, the main bit ..
Maybe because this video is about handrails and baserails?
Stairs
Sounds like bare grills
You cheat.!!!!! Where is the mortice and tenon joint from the handrail into the newel post.?
Great job but are you in Australia but sound like british???what's on your sandwich butter or jelly???? Lol
I was waiting to see how you joined the rail to the Newell posts....and you rushed over that....too much time on garnishing.
so many joinery things wrong with this video lol, but I understand you are doing things on the cheap and you are not a tradesman
everything you have done is wrong , stick to cuttint the grass
Looks great! Nice job.