PRINT and CUT THIS Piece of Paper for PERFECT Stairs

[@nerdcave0]

The dad seems like such a good, pure dude. I really respect the attitude, knowledge, and presentation ability of all these guys.

[@boningousa4390]

His presentation is flawless. Wish I could have it.

[@AdamizedBeats]

Fr

[@GGJonathan1]

Das my man Paul we love em around here

[@justinballard7242]

I think he's genuinely a great guy

[@tomhuggard1510]

Yup! He’s a great dude for sure and very versatile and knowledgeable. Very inspiring 💪🙏

[@jasondavis7567]

If I may suggest 1 thing that would help make things a little easier for you and that is to add blocking at handrail height on the stairs so that when you add handrails after the drywallers come you don't have to be so picky about attachment points for your handrail

[@evatatus]

This is good thinking ahead, don’t even need to add it between every stud, just in the general areas where brackets may go

[@dannysetaro8822]

Good point as you may want to take the brackets and railing down to allow more clearance for furniture move-in -- then reinstall. Great work!

[@danielpowell3284]

Put them in at cabinet heights too so no matter what you at catching wood when installing cabinets and vanity’s. Grab bars in showers you name it put the blocking in and save time later.

[@northwestgaming4049]

​@danielpowell3284 we always had but backing behind every hanging item in bathroom and kitchen when I framed houses. Always got good feed back from other crews

[@doncc6080]

Studpack is the blocking guru if you watched some of his other videos.

[@n8zimphotography]

I grew up watching “This Old House” and other buildings shows. This channel is starting to feel like the new generation. A mix of product showcase, teaching and watching project progress makes it highly entertaining. Keep up the great work!

[@trevorgreene5059]

The Yankee Workshop was a favorite of mine.

[@ta3355]

Paul has to be one of, if not the best, construction narrator on KZbin!! What an absolute natural. Love team SP, the content, videography and continual positivity! I never miss an episode and always look forward to watching the next!

[@StudPack]

That's awesome, thanks for the comment and the support!!👍💪

[@AquafixWSP]

Paul is a great teacher to all of us who watch to learn a thing or two! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@russellhellyer4957]

Best series on KZbin guys, I’m always sad at the end of each episode knowing I have to wait almost another week for the next episode. Your fans appreciate your hard work and hope you can keep it going for a long time.

[@mandobob]

You may already be watching but Perkins Builder Brothers also is a great build channel. Just like Stud Pack building videos with great vibe.

[@singhivan]

Yeah........ I agree . Always sad when the Studpack video reaches the end and can't wait for the next one 😂

[@NCHCLW]

Paul's such a natural in front of the camera and especially when explaining or teaching something. What a resource to pick his brain! I also can't imagine all the tasks Jordan handles behind the scenes (video stuff, youtube, GC, designing, etc) I mean, I can imagine it and it must be overwhelming. Don't burn out man. Oh, and that other guy is cool too, I guess. One might even say...he's pretty rad... 😂

[@wannabepaul]

sitto

[@wannabepaul]

ditto :)

[@AWH811]

Two years ago I bought my first house. It’s an older home that needs a few things here and there which is OK with me. However, 😂 one of the things that needs replacing is the basement stairs. I’ve been avoiding this project like the plague but after watching today’s video, I feel 100% confident that I can get these basement stairs replaced with sound safe stairs. Thanks for sharing the info.

[@singhivan]

Wow, amazing that this videos has boosted your confidence to get your stairs sorted out. Sometimes in life, we just need someone or something to show us that it's not that difficult at all. Good luck with your stair build replacement. Cheers from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@hightechcarpentry]

Stairs look much more intimidating than they actually are! Use a good calculator like they did, take your time on the layout, and make accurate cuts and the math always works out. Good luck!

[@workerofwood568]

Great comment!! Yes it’s always nice to watch something and realize you can do it too!!

[@oPROProDucTioNz]

Love seeing the progress! A cool feature to put on the stairs is stair lighting. super easy to do by putting a small board on top of the skirt board with just enough overhang to hide led tape lighting on the bottom side of it. You can use the same tape lighting as undercabinet lighting and it gives such a sleek and modern look having both sides of the stairs lit up nicely. almost like a runway effect.

[@philipmiller5202]

Your stairway build was great. The website made building the stairway much easier. Good to see you are keeping the neighbors informed of your building plans. Makes for being a good neighbor.

[@00Jay215]

I love how things are moving now. Much different pace than when you were working on the slab. Keep it going!

[@Hard_7_Iron]

WOW! Really great job guys! I don’t know about everyone else….but I cant wait for your videos to drop. I’ve only worked on 4 house builds in my life. But I always learned so much with every one. And watching you guys bringing this on to life, I’m getting so much updating of how things changed over the years. Thanks guys.

[@StudPack]

Thanks so much!!

[@romeohinojosa3980]

I agree , I always look forward to every video as well . Been learning alot and love the good vibes and attitude they present ..great job

[@steveloux4709]

Jordan, you and your dad and BIL are creating a channel that is every bit as compelling as shows like This Old House and Dean Johnson's "Hometime". The instruction and techniques will be a treasure for North American DIY'rs for years to come. Keep up the great work!

[@StudPack]

Wow, thank you!

[@jeffconley819]

Ditto 👍👍👍

[@singhivan]

Hey, StudPack crew. Man, you guys made that stairway build look so easy, but than again, almost everything you guys do, you make it look so easy.....Jordan I guess thats due to your Dad's knowledge and experience 👍.You and Rad are extremely blessed to have him around and teaching you guys..... you know what, I guess he's teaching all of us around the world watching Studpack videos. Lets all be a sponge and absorb all that we can. It's amazing now that you guys can just loop up to the second floor using the stairs and no more step ladders 😂. Moving along nicely 👌. BTW, you guys have overcome and reached the peak of "Mount Studpack" 👍. The backyard looks nice and clean. I can picture a lovely green garden in the future. Take care guys. From South Africa 🇿🇦

[@shawnupdegraff8138]

Love the “mechanical room” under the stairs. IMO there’s no better option than this. So awesome you guys are on to the second floor! Stud Pack let’s gooooo!

[@Steve_1945]

Cant wait to watch this. Yall are very entertaining and are more enjoyable than any big production television series. Thanks for including us in your endeavors!

[@Hachiro]

Dude this is so awesome. It felt like the next chapter starting up, seeing Paul climb up the finished (for now) stairs, and explaining the plans for putting up the walls and windows on the second floor. So excited to continue following this project!

[@jimmywhite8146]

You guys do great work, really enjoy watching. Been watching for several years. I know its hard having a you tube channel doing construction with all the criticism. You guys go beyond most do.

[@StudPack]

Thanks so much!

[@rosegold7975]

I've been watching since October 2019. I've seen this channel grow so much. The content just gets better and better!

[@kevinmckenna9601]

Jordan, you are SO BLESSED to have such a knowledgeable and hard-working dad!!! I pray you are learning (AND RETAINING) some of his knowledge.

[@rogermathews3035]

Awesome stairs guys! I was taught a little different but with same results, the 2x you attached to the stringer, we would pop a line on the wall for the bottom of the stringer, nail the 2x in and then the stringer to that 2x and that was quick and easy. Also just a note, its easier to put wall bracing on the inside of the walls so you can sheath the walls with braces on.

[@CynthiaMilner]

Very good job Stud Pack on the stairs.I give you a lot of credit for researching the information and applying that information to build a professional set of stairs. Very good quality workmanship. You take pride in doing a quality job. There is a great sense of pride and accomplishment you receive knowing you have done a professional job.

[@bobsmith3790]

Holy cow! These videos are truly getting better and better! It’s a wonderful thing you do; sharing all of this with us. It’s pretty thrilling to watch you guys build a house! Thanks!

[@klg642002]

You killed the AG1 promo Segway, you are a natural on camera. Not too many construction folks can build awesome and nail the live speech end of it. Your team is showing real dedication to your new venture. Congratulations men!!!!

[@StudPack]

much appreciated 👍💪

[@alexmurphy888]

It could be fun to make the entrance to the room below the stairs hidden behind a pegboard wall or something similar. A sort of secret batcave entrance.

[@mk420]

Measure once, cut thrice. Love seeing the progress you guys are making and the attention to detail every step of the way! This should be a series on tv, HGTV or another network, even folks who aren’t involved in the trades would watch because of your personalities and wanting to follow the build to the finished project.

[@babigyrl3560]

I'm not in the trades and have been watching these guys on this channel for probably 2 years now? :)

[@Sabadass]

"But before we get started on the stairs..." while sitting on the finished stairs 😂 I love seeing all the progress in these videos!

[@Hachiro]

Lol I loved the statement near the end, about how the garage will provide some shade to the driveway of the neighbors. I would love that sometimes, when working on my family's cars. Having the room and airflow/breeze of a driveway, but the shade of being inside a garage would be nice. Plus, the shade helping to keep the cars cooler, so it's not just an oven whenever you'd need to go out xD

[@roczilla6834]

Another epic post on the dream home from Texas. Can’t wait to see the next framing. Solid work on the stairs. I can see you’ll have plenty of room going up and down on the new stairs 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Saki630]

This is a great series showing father son love.

[@markcloutier7087]

Great video guys!!! I agree, awesome use of materials and beautiful stairs. Excellent communication skills when describing computer software, planning steps, construction techniques and installation considerations.

[@davidhaskins7548]

Yall are living the dream. What a blessing it is to have that kind of relationship with your family.

[@brianb8011]

Another great video, and I'm already looking forward to the next one. The progress in just the last couple of weeks has been amazing!

[@soldier4iamsoldier4iam72]

Great Job guys. I have been watching you guys from the beginning. I have used the knowledge gained from your videos to repair and fix my home. I love having my morning cup of coffee and watching the progress of the Stud Pack family. Thank you for all you guys do. I would love to be able to meet you guys some day and shake you hands.

[@radwimp7484]

“Before we get started on the stairs….” Sitting on the stairs 😂

[@matteogomez3678]

I also noticed that 😂

[@polygaryd]

They should have shot that commercial in the garage facing the wall closest to the property line. Lol

[@WW-hr1hd]

You guys are a joy to watch and learn from. And clearly, I'm not the only one who thinks so, because you have almost HALF A MILLION SUBSCRIBERS!!! Less than 2000 to go! Yet even being that popular, you remain authentic. Rather than edit out your challenges or mistakes, you consistently point them out, and describe how you address and overcome them. Not only do you learn from them, but we all do as well. I especially love in this video how you walked us through the steps you take (pun intended), the errors to avoid (like how overcutting the stringers could make the throat too narrow), and the tools you need to knock out those awesome stairs! Thanks for sharing this part of your lives with the rest of us. Increasingly I find myself turning off the TV, and tuning in to StudPack! As corny as it sounds, you guys are pouring light and positivity into this world, which seems to need more and more of it every day!

[@AlexMurilloh23]

As someone tackling a major home improvement project alone, I've jealous of Jordan and his free labor.

[@gextreme2381]

Who said it was free? I've had family help me and you still rightfully pay them.

[@GageDrums]

Jordan is definitely paying his dad and friend. They need to make a living too. That's the point of the channel

[@shellenebrown7625]

I am binge watching your Chanel and have just seen you cleaning your spray gun. Years ago a painter told me if you use spray cooking oil and wipe it on your trays and spray equipment when you are finished you let it dry and it comes straight off. It does not affect the paint so from experience it worked for me. Also buy the proper cleaner for your tips and filters. Keep it in a jar and put them in there when you are done. It will make them perform better and last longer. 😊

[@billyredmon8721]

Really enjoy watching you guys go the extra step on your projects and the attention to detail is amazing! When the garage is completed will you go directly to demoing the house and start that build?

[@keithneal3253]

Best series of videos yet and I’ve been watching for over two years. Thanks guys.

[@DingleFlop]

For your main electrical panel, you should install a SPAN smart panel! It's just really cool and they are DIY friendly. They have a local connection to configure the panel, rather than a cloud one if you prefer!

[@StudPack]

saw them at IBS, our electrician is SPAN certified, may not put one in the garage but definitely in the main house though, we'll see 👍

[@justin-el5ne]

That website just saved me and my co worker so much time. Thankyou.... so much.

[@smarthome2660]

NOTE: your local code may require the accumulative error be set in a specific area. My local code requires it be at the first step and the last step. This is because we pay attention when we get on the stairs and get off but not so much when we are on them. Sort of like the attention needed to ride an escalator. Consider the door to get to the space under the stairs be outside so you don't lose any wall space inside the garage.

[@kylewilson2345]

I can only assume they checked the code, but I cant agree with the outside door, imagine you trip a breaker, he will already have to go downstairs to get to the breaker box, I doubt he would want to have to go outside in the middle of a storm just to get to the breaker box

[@smarthome2660]

@@kylewilson2345 +1for storms, I was thinking of loss of work bench area. The Note I mentioned I do each time a KZbinr says to do something that is against my code. Your code might differ from theirs and mine. It is just an FYI to look out for.

[@HoustonRacewayKid]

It’s a door…it’s framed in the wall…..lose space? I’m not about to ask a bot or AI for understanding, so, my fellow human, may I ask you to help me understand - how does a door on either wall reduce or expanse[expand] floor space?

[@JoRyGu]

@@HoustonRacewayKid They said wall space, not floor space. If it's a blank wall and not a door you can put whatever you want on the floor in front of it. Can't put a work bench in front of a door.

[@smarthome2660]

​@@HoustonRacewayKidI'm not a bot but I shall simplify for you. I am referring to a garage needing a workbench and the only logical place is "that wall" they plan to place a door. Go back and read again I said wall space, not floor space. This whole point might just be moot if they plan to build a dedicated workshop out in the huge back yard.

[@thorfriis6284]

Great channel, love your work. I'm a chippie from Norway so 100 degree heat is not a problem but rather freezing your fingers off. We have a saying "There no such thing as bad weather only bad clothing" but that's bullocks. I've modified that to "There no such thing as bad weather only bad gloves". That was a mighty fine staircase you built there and guaranteed not to squeak with the application of the glue to each stringer. I'll be watching every episode until the house is done. Cheers!

[@jonjackson949]

I really look forward to Friday and your new video post. I grew up in construction from slopping tar on basement walls to pouring concrete to Sheetrock to finish work. Love your videos!!

[@rmac2592]

Thanks so much for the blocklayer link. Passed it along to a friend building a fence/woodshed. Really enjoying watching the build!!

[@danwake4431]

i would put a tankless water heater under the stairs too. if you go electric, the panel is right there, and if you go gas, you can exhaust and intake right through the wall its mounted on.

[@UnlikelyToRemember]

The only problem with this is the bathroom, kitchen, and garage sink are all the way on the other side. Plumbing runs would be a whole lot shorter if the heater was high on the opposite garage wall (which is still exterior for easy venting).

[@kbrown6819]

Very educational videos on the build. I appreciate the attention to detail in the building process. Kudos to dad.

[@mr_juuq1916]

Yay finally a video. I love your channel gang. :D

[@waynejanik9668]

Thank you for sharing. You have all come a long way from the start. The garage is looking great. Remember if you place a closet under the staircase NFPA 101 does allow the space under the stairs to be used, but the space must be separated from the stair enclosure by fire-resistance-rated construction that is the same as the exit enclosure, and the entrance to this space can not be from within the stairwell. Check with local building codes to be sure. Best to you and the family and keep on building.

[@guidoduijff1592]

If you hang the solar inverters in the space under the stairs, make sure you have adequate ventilation. Those units produce a pretty amount of heat. Besides that, a technical room is a great idea.

[@needaman66]

Pretty? 🤔

[@vman2kay]

Just a note Stud Pack Gang, in the UK I think it's advised to not locate the electricity panel or home batteries under the stairway in case of a fire damaging the only emergency exit path out of the house. It might be different there in the USA, but something to think of in terms of safety.

[@jennywuornos5809]

PAUL you’re the GC and architect!!! Jordan is the property owner, lender and developer! And Rad is the subcontractor/labor force 😂😂

[@mytubebobbie06h]

Always have a positive attitude. That’s really key to anything.

[@joerandall1042]

I love these videos, I wish you guys could release them every couple of days!

[@fastfrog0077]

Lovin this project! The way you guys give tips and show whats going on, its just right. Sooo many great little tricks to help the next step that only experience can get.

[@JohnTurner313]

Great update, I've never seen stairs built from scratch like that. Very cool, and tons of info! 👍 The only thing I wondered: doesn't it make more sense to cut both stringers at once? Or is it that the circular saw can't cut both?

[@Ragnar00294]

I've done it couple of times on some wood pieces and I thought it'll be alright but maybe due to my lack of experience at that time even that both of them were clamped together, they still moved a little bit and they were not identical which was very frustrating

[@aweisen1]

Think about how the blade is a circle. And how the angle of attack would be much shallower on the bottom stringer leaving more cleanup with a perpendicular blade like a jig saw. If you're doing production framing, It could be faster but, they were only doing three stringers and probably just wanted to be as perfect as possible.

[@sandysanders4199]

Loving the more frequent videos and I’m sure you’re all relieved, and excited that the build is moving forward at a much faster pace! Can’t wait for the next video!! 💪👍👍👏

[@OldMan_PJ]

Give your building inspector a call about placing the electrical panel under the stairs, they generally have clearance requirement in front of and to the sides of the panel that may not work in that space. Also, if you place batteries in there don't forget a smoke detector for in there.

[@UnlikelyToRemember]

Looks to me like until the house & bridge is built those stairs are the only exit from the apartment. If so, and if I was putting lithium batteries and electrical equipment in under the stairs I would want to use Durock or at least fire rated drywall to enclose that space (along with a smoke detector).

[@GeorgeGubkoJr]

Appreciate you guys and thank you for allowing us into your lives with this building. It’s going to be epic!!

[@danieltholejr722]

Hey Stud Pack! Thanks for the great treat for the start of the weekend: A cool video to watch! The stairs look great and it was a pleasure to watch it all go together!! I picked up some good tips while seeing you guys do yours - ESPECIALLY the website for BLOCKLAYER! A thought: if you're going to put a bunch of electronics, etc. under those stairs, maybe think about a way to ventilate the area for some airflow. Where you have batteries, etc., you'll want some air moving to a degree. But, maybe you've already thought of that? Finally - now that things are moving a good clip, PLEASE take a moment to focus on worksite safety; I hate to sound like Safety Sally - nothing crazy, but hopefully, before your days begin, you talk about it a little? NOTHING is going to ruin things faster or more thoroughly than one (or more) of you getting hurt! Coming from a guy who's spent most of his life in the production industry, I can tell you that 5-10 minutes at the start of the day, and at the halfway point of the day to just CHAT about the plan and how things are going etc., can really pay dividends! NOT getting hurt, while performing quality work - should be the goal! :) Anyway - WELL DONE ALL!!!!

[@StudPack]

awesome suggestion thx Daniel !!

[@danieltholejr722]

@@StudPack Welcome! :) It also helps to make sure everyone is on the same page and maybe prevents someone from doing something and someone else from saying: "I thought you meant XXXXXX". Anyway - again - I LOVE the chemistry of the crew and the seemingly wholesome mix! I want to see you guys finish and not see the progress EVER interrupted by an injury.

[@reba6500]

I was holding my breath while Paul was showing the apartment layout !

[@markarita3]

You guys rock! Love the energy, keep it going!

[@markmckinley5989]

Beware that printers do not always print to proper scale. If needed there is usually a advanced setting to scale up or down slightly.

[@brianpiper3188]

Thank you for pointing that out! I appreciate you!

[@ricosrealm]

Yes... i was thinking the same. Always measure!

[@yehudagoldberg6400]

Seems like it worked out for them since it landed directly on their measurements

[@orcoastgreenman]

Definitely a good thing to verify, after printing, that the printout matches listed measurements.

[@williamboyd776]

Yuins are smashin things out beautifully fellas. Love all the fine details you incorporate into all your work Paul, everything you touch comes out immaculate. It's been a pleasure learnin from you this past year. I think it's been about a year ago i first watched you n Jordan remodel your mom's bathroom. I've since watched all your videos to current, n have learned a little somethin from every one i believe. So i can't thank you enough for sharin your knowledge n skill

[@FaceFaceMan]

As you are showing the website, I couldn't help but hear "California Love" in the background. On repeat. Awesome job Gang! "Edit" Just came back to say if you're putting any electrical chargers and such under the stairs, plan on adding ventilation. You'll need to duct that area with positive air flow. Think of it like a server room. Also, do you guys realize how many bots spam your chat when you post a vid?

[@StudPack]

Thanks! Yeah we know about the bots, we try to delete asap and report 'em

[@chrismahne692]

Well done guys! Appreciate that you are the entire crew on this thing - GCs, builders, video team, editors - a lot going on and you guys are making fun videos to watch.

[@ChampionCorner]

Hey Stud Pack, do you think putting up caution tape around the garage and stairs during after hours would be a good idea? I bring it up because I wonder if there are safety codes that are supposed to be followed and would hate for an inspector to cause issues over that. Great work as always!

[@bradyusko6333]

It's called private property, keep out. Also city did make them put up a gate at entrance. Besides is caution tape going to keep someone from falling? No. Just going to look stupid. A guard rail might but in the time it takes to build and remove I can frame walls so no point in that.

[@donedwards6414]

Your past videos have always been great. The Stud Pack custom dream build is easily the best series yet. And it's still pretty new. Can hardly wait for the next one.

[@HerbaceousM8]

20 seconds ago! dont mind if i do!

[@derekseed]

You asked for comments - so here it comes! Stud Pack is one of my favorite KZbin shows. I appreciate watching someone who knows what he's doing - doing his thing. Now hear this - the closet is for noisy machinery like compressors and central vacuum cleaners. The electrical panel should be proudly displayed with spotlights and music playing. Keep up the good work.

[@harryl7946]

Spoken like a true electrician!😂

[@thuntermi]

Assuming you stick with the idea of the door swinging out to the back wall, as described in the video, you might consider putting the electrical panel there on the back wall where the door swings. i.e. When the door is open, the panel is hidden behind the open door. That will help to naturally avoid any clutter building up in front of the panel. Any time you need to access the panel, all you need do is close the door and nothing will be in the way.

[@azpcox]

I don’t think it’s cumulative error as much as it is distributing the 3-4 inches of height because of your dimensions you want. Spectacular website, btw. And great content!!!

[@nhifaw1]

This project is fueled by love and respect! God bless u and looking forward to the next episode

[@bigtom1948]

It's great that you are checking in with the neighbors. It's awful when you build something nice and the neighbors hate it because you didn't share what you were going to do and get input that you may want to do if possible. Neighbor wars really suck.

[@dalaube]

I was thinking the same thing. I love the consideration. Can you imagine if you had been saving up for years for something like a pool, and someone built a massive structure next door and blocked out the sun? Kind of an extreme example, but the point is there.

[@keithkench9432]

Stud pack is one of the best channels i follow and it's just getting better, the building regs are a little different to the UK but it's good for picking up little tip's along the way. keep em coming lad's. OH and i wish our summers were that good, had nothing but rain and winds for the last 5 weeks.

[@TheKingofkrypton]

Well done again, guys. It's great to see Rad and Jordan taking the reins, Paul. You're setting them up for a great future.

[@number1pappy]

Wow! Thank you so much for letting us know about this website! I went on the site, and it's awesome! It has so much information on things I've struggled with in the past. I just wish I knew about this website sooner. Thanks again!

[@derekjordan1344]

Absolutely beautiful home! I cannot wait to see what the second floor walls become. Thank you for the amazing content as always

[@BonfireRabbitryandFarm]

Amazing job so far on the build. Y’all are an inspiration to us DIYers. Thank you for your channel, it has helped me undertake a very large remodel after hurricane Ida. Keep it up!!!!

[@BonfireRabbitryandFarm]

@-Stud_packI learned how to remove a load bearing wall and replace it with an lvl beam. It allowed me to have a plan in place that the registered engineer approved without question. Also learned how to frame to crest more space for my children by splitting 1 large room into 2 and build closets. Soon I’ll be tackling a show similar to the corner shower video using your method to build a custom shower pan and use the schluter Kerri system. Also I learned some plumbing tricks to telling 2 out of 3 bathrooms in my home and the kitchen. It has saved me thousands of dollars and has all passed inspection. I am truly grateful to you guys and your channel. It would amazing to hopefully meet you guys one day in one of my many trips to Houston.

[@crazyfng2685]

I love all the stuff I have learned from you guys. Kepp it up gents

[@CAFultz]

This is my most favorite build series on KZbin right now! you guys are awesome!

[@cmillsee80]

Love the progress! Can't wait for the next video. Love the idea of the mechanical room under the stairs. Keep it tucked away and out of sight.

[@gextreme2381]

Never been so happy for you guys to see stairs! You must be thrilled! Looks awesome. Congrats!

[@danielwolk3576]

god i love a new Stud Pack video... so close to 500k! Lets Go!

[@alanprice7235]

Glad the neighbors have been accepting of y'all's project. Those stairs look awesome.

[@briankowald6465]

Yay! Studpack Friday! Great calculations and layout. There is an old formula that for stairs you want 2 times the the rise plus the run to be 24 to 26 inches. So (2 x 7.5) + 10 = 25 . Right in the middle.

[@Phallanx11]

i appreciate the ad progress bar. love your content studpack ❤

[@jim7smith]

Totally awesome stairway with zero play, squeak, or bowing. Gotta love it.

[@stassia2001]

This is as good if not better than most of the other HGTV shows out there. Damned excellent.

[@firemanj35]

Great stuff, guys. It looks solid! Can't wait for the rest.

[@zephyr1408]

I would not watch you guys at 1st because well like me you were learning! Now it’s all good & you hv figured out you learn how to learn constantly in construction. I am a finish carpenter/ contractor. And it’s a tough way to make money! But you will do it! All my success is because of my faith in Christ! You?

[@Dwilcox101]

Love the progress and it’s coming out great. You guys should sound insulate under the stair well for an air compressor. But amazing work guys🤙🏼

[@thomasdickson3622]

That bar on the bottom makes this one of the most viewer-respectful sponsorship segments I've ever seen, enough to make me not skip it. Kudos!

[@angelsantiago8190]

I truly love and enjoy watching you guys do what you do best. I'm like a little impatient kid every week, always looking forward to seeing what you guys will build next. Keep keeping it real and "get er done."

[@davidbeaulieu2570]

I love your channel. So informative and educational. I've been working outside in this Texas heat and can appreciate how things are coming along at the Stud Pack project.

[@robertfraser5994]

I suggest placing the garage's electrical subpanel next to the entry door. It's easily accessible and if all the breakers are off, you can sometimes turn on the power with ambient light shining through the open door from outdoors without having to walk through the garage with a flashlight. I wouldn't recommend putting an electrical subpanel under the stairs because over the years, that space often gets completely filled with holiday decorations and children's sports equipment. Then to reset a breaker, ARC fault, or GFI, you have to move out stored items first.

[@jharuni]

Ha. I loved the idea till I read this. Because you're right. No matter how you dream of a beautiful machine room, it's going to be a closet full of junk. You know it.

[@jlondono363]

So glad to finally see the stairs done! Can’t imagine how freaking solid the steps are, truly a work of art and nothing like my landlord special I did on my front porch 😂

[@tii2015]

The precision & value engineering of this project is so impressive! Your content & detailed explanations of the building process are spot on! Looking forward to the next video. TII

[@markholbrook8270]

Hi I just watched your video on stairs. Great job. In 1982 I had to build 13 stairs from a upper deck to a lower bigger deck. This was way before KZbin so, I went to our local library and checked out a "This old house VHS tape on stairs. I watched the tape several times. I finally felt confident that I could do it. I cut the stringers and when I placed the first one for dry fit I realized that I had cut one too many. Luckily, all I had to do was cut one off. I was glad to i hadn't cut them on short. Your video and he Blocklayer softer would have been a great help. Thanks for your videos. Great help and great channel. I have been watching you for months. I have been slowly adding a bathroom in our basement (if you know what that is Ha ha. I am in Utah. Most houses have basements. Low water. Layer. We are technically an arid desert. Keep it up, Thank

[@StudPack]

Thanks Mark!! Been in only a handful of basements in my life. I remember a comment from a while ago that we're missing out cuz "basements are where all the fun stuff happens" 😂😁😳

[@imlon2]

I Used this same website when I design/built my house. Helped so much. Head room was a tough one we were working with.

[@rayfedorak4770]

very informative.... I always struggled with steps...thanks