Replacing My Rotted Basement Bulkhead Stairs | How to Calculate and Build Your Own Staircase

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In this video, I replace my rotted basement bulkhead stairs. If you have ever wanted to build your own staircase this might be the video for you. I show you how to calculate and cut stair stringers, how to attach them to concrete and more! Thanks for watching!
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@JF-wk5zo

The only thing i would have done differently is put blocking behind that first riser to keep the dirt from comming out under the stairs.

@HannahMattox

Wait wait wait. A slide was an option and you didn't take it? 🤣

@seriouslyreally5413

Nothing worst than carrying something down stairs that are too shallow. Especially in an opening that is atypical like a basement bulkhead.

@stabbb1299

I'm an old Vietnam vet who used to be able to do what you do but I'm too damn old to do it now, but I can enjoy your work vicariously and remember the days when I could do, what you do... Thanks for the great videos!

@joseferreira3422

Who saw the smiling face at 39.31??😃😃

@dshey6802

You trying to get that tread unstuck during the outtakes made me laugh so hard until you finally got it loose. Good old slapstick, only this was for real. 🤣😂😆

@michaelminn3341

I think I would’ve dug out all the dirt and pour some concrete

@shadowman_44

Very smart idea putting a third stringer in the middle of the stairs where there wasn't one originally.

@robertn2813

Nice job brother . " How did I get it in here " Too funny , and real .

@paulfindude8743

I like how everything works out so perfectly for him. If this was me, total Homer Simpson trying to build a BBQ.

@cathynordahl9081

I love how you show us how to do this. And even tell us other ways to do it. It looks fantastic. Those should be there for another 75 years.

@joncorwin6134

I really appreciate the “how I vs. how to” comments at the end. Such a professional.

@vplanet_6975

These videos are so addictive to watch

@toronto360

It's great that you include the bloopers...the actual reality of the jobs.

@Ronkeyroo

The bloopers made my day..because THAT is my life. It’s stuck! Followed by a lot of swearing. ❤

@wut255

The drill jump bloopers are my favorite. Thanks for explaining rise and run. Another important reason why the rise and run have to be the same is that it's a trip hazard since the human brain assumes stair-steps are all equal.

@howardcrane5902

Great job. I particularly enjoyed the outtakes at the end. I feel less inadequate.

@maggiesue4825

Wee-hoo! I've waited 2 years to see you do this. Thumbs-up, even though I haven't watched the video yet!! Now that I've watched it (thanks for all the good information), I would put a board in front of the bottom step to keep dirt from inching onto the cement slab. Just my thought-process! Thanks for a great job!!