How to build a SPIRAL STAIRCASE banister

[@daveparker5569]

Seriously. Thank you! For a video geared towards pros. Fun for the novice but just a great run down of the process.

[@bigjohn1717]

Need you guys here in England for a similar job 😂😂😂

[@zanesmithwoodworking165]

Much easier to form the rail lower just off the tread nosings.

[@RandomEye55]

And a guest appearance? Oh my!

[@JerettFilmsConstruction]

Doin work.

[@matthewjr1982]

I'm interested in how you built the trim pieces on the sides of the stairs that the spindles sit in. Any chance you can do a video on that or provide instructions/dimensions? Thanks!

[@JerettFilmsConstruction]

Thanks for watching. Unfortunately, I do not have any footage of this. I am only the videographer. Sorry!

[@ironman-sp9fg]

Question for the main curved ones. My area of confusion is do thise strips allow you to make both bends at once for example there bending left to right but they also have a scondary bend going up and down following the rise of each tread do those stips allow you to also be bended in both directions?

[@JerettFilmsConstruction]

Yes. The thin strips is to get the bend, and yes, you can bend in both directions. If my memory is correct, the strips were 14 feet long. I am only the videographer, not the actual contractor.

[@ironman-sp9fg]

@@JerettFilmsConstruction thank you the help! And great work!

[@RandomEye55]

Fixed the newel post!

[@JerettFilmsConstruction]

😂😂

[@jamesbaldwin7676]

Nice to have four men for a job, but I'm glad I'm not paying their combined wages. This may be the way things are done today, but it certainly was not the way things were done in the 19th century. The well known double spiral staircase of Santa Fe, New Mexico, was built entirely by one man (and it wasn't St Joseph). The bannister likewise, was the work of a single craftsman.

[@stevenanderson7034]

❤️

[@pinkboombox]

My toxic trait is thinking in any way shape or form I could do this 😂