Your videos are without a doubt the best construction videos I have come across on you tube. I've watched them all, many, multiple times. I'm amazed they don't have more views! Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the video mate, as an apprentice carpenter your videos are an invaluable tool. Really surprised there isn't more views, these are the best videos on RUclips for building, especially in Australia.
Mate I’ve been qualified for years and I still refer to these videos for a quick catch up lesson the day before I do something I don’t do often, such as stair stringers. This channel is great, it’s helped me out a lot. Much appreciated
Thanks for your videos mate Very helpful , has gotten me out of Pickle few times very good info and yeah Good refresher , best stair vid ln YouTub Cheers mate
Hi, the best option is the WoodSolutions Stairs, balustrades and handrails class 1 Buildings - construction. This is a link but you will have to register to be able to download it. www.woodsolutions.com.au/publications/installation-guides-0 Hope this helps.
Great instructions, very easy to understand, just a couple of questions, I plan on making steps to cover about 3mt in length, I intend using solid pine for the risers and treads without any gaps, would this be an issue? also would I still require to have the threaded screws, the overall hieght is about 1mt. Cheers
Graham Graham Hi Graham I assume that these will be external stairs and in this case the threaded rod is essential. External stairs will also move with climate changes, the gaps allow for movement as well as letting water pass through easily.
Hi , alot of them still have the haunch but is covered up with the Newel post or balustrade. Otherwise you can put a spreader between the stringers and then attach that to the side of the landing. Hopw this helps
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BEST video ever about routered stringers
Thanks Mate
Your videos are without a doubt the best construction videos I have come across on you tube. I've watched them all, many, multiple times. I'm amazed they don't have more views! Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the video mate, as an apprentice carpenter your videos are an invaluable tool. Really surprised there isn't more views, these are the best videos on RUclips for building, especially in Australia.
Hi Kirby, thanks for your comment, it is great to hear that apprentices are finding them useful as that is who I make them for.
Mate I’ve been qualified for years and I still refer to these videos for a quick catch up lesson the day before I do something I don’t do often, such as stair stringers. This channel is great, it’s helped me out a lot. Much appreciated
It really is the best channel for building info on RUclips, if he made an online course or wrote a book I’d be the first to buy one
Thanks mate you explained this really well
Thanks Mate, I'm glad you like it.
Thanks a lot. I learn a lot from your videos and i enjoy them very much. Thanks
Thanks for your videos mate
Very helpful , has gotten me out of
Pickle few times very good info and yeah
Good refresher , best stair vid ln YouTub
Cheers mate
Hi Mate, thanks for you comment, great to hear that the videos are still useful.
I got my carpentry licence by just watching your videos
Hi Mate, that a bit of a worry, watching the video is one thing but you need to practice it as well.
These videos are great. How would I find the span table to workout stringer size etc like load and span for a staircase 1200mm wide?
Hi, the best option is the WoodSolutions Stairs, balustrades and handrails class 1 Buildings - construction.
This is a link but you will have to register to be able to download it.
www.woodsolutions.com.au/publications/installation-guides-0
Hope this helps.
@@Buildsum thanks heaps
Well explained. Thanks!
Thanks, mate, T'm glad you like it.
I would vote for the next US President if he or she said they would go to a metric system. Good video
Thanks for your comment mate.
greate work mate !
Thanks, Mate.
Awesome mate. I’m a novice and you have helped me heaps. Thanks 😊
Ps could you put up a video on how to lay out stairs using a speed square instead?
Hi Eddy, thanks for your comment. I wouldn't use a speed square to set out stairs, the roofing square is the best way to go.
great thanks so much ..........
Thanks Nic
Great instructions, very easy to understand, just a couple of questions, I plan on making steps to cover about 3mt in length, I intend using solid pine for the risers and treads without any gaps, would this be an issue? also would I still require to have the threaded screws, the overall hieght is about 1mt. Cheers
Graham Graham Hi Graham I assume that these will be external stairs and in this case the threaded rod is essential.
External stairs will also move with climate changes, the gaps allow for movement as well as letting water pass through easily.
Thought as much, thanks for your timely reply.
How are stairs inside a house fixed without a haunch?
Hi , alot of them still have the haunch but is covered up with the Newel post or balustrade. Otherwise you can put a spreader between the stringers and then attach that to the side of the landing. Hopw this helps
@@Buildsum it does, thanks heaps you’re a legend 👍
Nice work
Ali Ejmal No worries glad you like it
Hi I can find the video to work out the rise and going
Hi Darren Is this what you are looking for
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Hi John, over what is width of the stairs we need more than 2 stringers?
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