Custom Staircase out of 2x4's Part 3

[@robertstark3326]

Beautiful, modern and sleek, a real gorgeous floating look. And it's made of 2 by 4's... bravo!

[@eduardoherrera4894]

i came here to watch from shorts its a very cool design. you saved money but got more in returned the satisfaction of doing it yourself is priceless.

[@Toktokispoison]

This guy is a master

[@MH-xk5kv]

Insane staircase! (In a good way I mean). The way the lights work is the icing on the cake!

[@MrPoisonedcookies]

Beautiful work man

[@beergood83]

This guys about to gain a ton of followers. Sick stairs

[@honcho714]

They look good but aren't structurally sound that beam is an injury waiting to happen .

[@thomascummings7589]

Looks great, woodworking 101 says do not cross grain pieces of wood, would expand with wise not lengthwise those insert pieces you put cross screen on the stair treads is what’s going to cause the cracking. As the stair tread expanse, and contracts with wise the lengthwise pieces are going to keep it from expanding and contracting and cause cracking. It looks great.

[@nateb7394]

Massive project. Awesome result!! Good on ya. Maybe could spray paint the white wires so they don’t stick out as much??

[@marcustait79]

This is a really lovely piece of work!👌🏻 LED installation lets it down though, wish you had given that the same attention to detail that the (outstanding) woodworking received…🤔

[@WackeyWorxWorkshop]

Great Job. Light added that finishing touch!!

[@Steve-og3cr]

I like the LED. Would be interesting to see them mounted to the back of the stairs out of site or in a channel tucked in.

[@williamdon3442]

Wow. Truly amazing job sir.

[@Jonathan7555-d8b]

The 2x4s ended up looking really nice.

[@evictioncarpentry2628]

Should have bought proper under cabinet style LED with track and diffusers and routered them into the bottom of the steps. The wires also look terrible. Should have had a channel routered for them as well.

[@johnc8112]

That was an awesome keep up the great videos and work

[@Future_Legend_Told_Me]

Inspirational! Good day!

[@ambotvofficial156]

Thank you for sharing the video, and i see how to make a wooden staircase, more DIY vedio ser

[@grzegorzuznanski9998]

That Look Very Nice. Also very good job😎

[@TommyLuptak]

Wow 😊 nicely done

[@duncandimanche-fr4270]

beautiful work ! but yeah i have to agree with the others. the led strips should have been recessed cause we all know that they are going to fall off at some point. and it's prettier when you can't see the lights

[@MariannesTinker]

Wauu great job, and very inspirerende...

[@richardweerasinghe3296]

Nice work. I feel you could’ve rebated some led Chanel’s for the lights and even run the cables down and channel in the beam. Otherwise overall this is an awesome job.

[@dominator360]

Very impressive! What did you end up spending on materials? And how many hours did you have into the project?

[@brandon1349]

You do great work sir

[@hampyonce]

You could put all of the LED lighting components in the floor of the loft for a more flawless result.

[@TheShorebird]

Very nice. I like the fact you used framing lumber and made it look that good. In vid #1 you mentioned about the end grain of the 2x4's showing on the bottom treads. Did you ever think to use a laminate to cover them? Either way, they look great! The lighting is a very nice touch.

[@codyholland3906]

These are looking great! Can't wait to see what you do next

[@91Bronco]

Pretty cool

[@trevoraboussafy6900]

Very cool looking and nice craftsmanship. I am concerned though that you have two winders on one flight and no handrails. Here in Canada that’s a very obvious code violation. Does your jurisdiction allow for that?

[@mikeferguson4816]

Impressive. Most impressive. Obi-wan has taught you well.

[@Benrik14]

Very cool. How much did it end up costing you?

[@kenkimura2989]

I know regulations depend on location, but was there any engineering specs/inspections that you had to deal with?

[@jenbryer3242]

So talented!

[@DaltonAcosta_AmarasStory]

Really neat.

[@AdamC5013]

Wow nice

[@KenzertYT]

I really do not like the LED installation at all. It appears to be a complete afterthought because they're entirely exposed

[@andrewgardiner3484]

They would have looked better is they were recessed. All it would take is a single channel routed in. Could possibly be done in place too

[@nee3029]

Three-part commercial for festool domino ? I still won't buy one 🤣

[@Wiggles4life]

Less awesome wood working and more struggling! 😉 (Dave’s struggles)

[@GillySqueeze]

How are the stairs holding up

[@Chrome262]

How much did it end up costing?

[@johnnybricklayer]

Nice!

[@nicolausranker8521]

Mount a 1x6 board to a 1x1 spacer to hide those wires. Paint it all black to match.

[@ackack612]

On a boat, yeah, the lights would work. At home, too cutesy for me...stellar stairs install notwithstanding.

[@deborahtorain-williams7609]

I think it perfect

[@stephansmith3881]

Lawsuit waiting to happen.....

[@nickcross2684]

Sick

[@billparrish4385]

They are beautiful, and affordable due to the materials, which are supported effectively by the genius design. I do question the design choice of gluing the treads to the wall cleats so as to hide the mounting screws, and gluing the treads to the support frame. Replacing the glue in these joints with lag screws up through the bottom of the wall cleats into the treads, and a similar two-way-screwed cleat in the tread-to-frame joint, would feel as secure, plus would give a way to disassemble without a full-on demolition. Repairs or adjustments are often inevitable in such a system, due to house settling, some hidden weakness in the materials of the structure that may be exposed with wear, other situations that need repair, etc. Having inaccessible or missing mounting screws makes wrecking the tread by sawing through it the only way to effect repairs/adjustments.

[@andrewgardiner3484]

I looked for the whole series, parts 1-9, but only see parts 1-3. Where's the last 6 full length videos?

[@Scientist538]

please tell us how this cost in total

[@Ladosligese]

love everything about it .. but you should have sunk the LED`s .. not hating .. just what i would have done :) "even tho i doubt i could EVER build something this good" .. but still again :D .. just an idea with it sunk .. so u couldnt see the strips from down stairs

[@richardsalko8458]

Why didn’t you chase all the wires through the wall, and put all the electronics in the interior of the wall since its low voltage

[@frankheirigs2234]

You need a railing for that per code

[@iFixJunk]

Open risers aren't compliant in a lot of jurisdictions, either.

[@natemartinez4595]

Whys is your mud yellow

[@matthiaslipinski2826]

How about adding a railing?

[@illdoctrine9329]

I think led would have looked nicer on wall side of the upright. Seeing the led is visually displeasing (to me) & disrupts the, imo, otherwise minimalist look & feel of the staircase. Hiding the led accentuates, the minimalist look, in my opinion. Tht

[@d3adkoolaid]

The 3rd step just ruins the amazing design.. think adding a veneer to it would make it all seamless.. the end grain just takes away. I thought it was going to be every other end grain so it wouldn't of been so out of place

[@RobertJLessard]

Stairs are top notch. Lights are tacky.

[@Chrome262]

You don’t want kids going up to the top anyway. It’s in his garage

[@Tadrjbs]

Hand rails? Steps look scary.

[@jaypee42]

$15k stairs. $20k in tools, materials, video equipment and time?

[@johnnyb362]

He still has the tools and video equipment for the next project, and time spent doing something he enjoys is why he bought them anyway.

[@kolbjornnystrand]

Very ice job, so I won't be overly critical, but a little more planning should have been put into the LED lights. For hiding cables and control units.

[@andy82665]

This video would get a ton of views if the thumbnail was the finished product