The Housed Stringer How to build stairs

[@toscanoplaster5603]

I love your math . You are truly a master . I'm in woodwork 35 years now. Nice jigs , nice shims

[@TrainFlood]

Savage with the belt sander!

[@eddiequevedo9315]

does anyone know where the templates are for the jig which are referred to in the video?

[@2JustMe1]

I found a lot of his stuff in Fine Woodworking magazines/books.

[@GGarcia7111]

Why not just make 1 jig your self And use a 3 1/4 HP router with a 7 degrees dovetail routing but. Using a collar at the base of the router? I made my first jig 30 years ago and fine tuned. Till I was able to buy a vintage Rockwell/Porter Cable 521 template. Check my channel I have a small video clip of 1 of my templates.

[@Doncorleone44]

Great video very clever

[@LightGesture]

what's the need for the wedges? why not just slide them in in exact shape?

[@thespanielinquisition7167]

The wedges are what fixes them tight, otherwise they would move around and fall out - wedges are used to prevent creaking. The wedges should not go all of the way into the the corner where the tread and riser meet though, he has that wrong - that will cause creaking

[@ianterry2309]

Wood shrinks then the treads squeak. Glued in wedges stop that for a few decades.

[@billybrackman5143]

Nice work...

[@ladesignllchomeimprovement1576]

Does anybody know how deep the router should go into the stringers? 1/4 inch , 1/2 inch What do you recommend ?

[@Carrs-Firm-Foundations]

I do atleast 1/4 inch but that's on a 1 1/2 stringer. If your stringer is 2inch you could do a little but more

[@redmedina8276]

Awesome! Since I googled Hyezmar’s Woodworking Bible I got into this wonderful craft more and more, I’m on my third project now and it’s been a great journey :)

[@maravillassc]

What type and size of wood shoud I use for stringer

[@morocomole4567]

Paint grade 5/4x12 poplar is nice

[@pernellkatchp66]

You can use woodprix, it has the best handbooks and ready instructions. You can learn much from them and make it yourself.

[@BuildSheds]

Housed stringer stairs

[@ducaschoenberg7156]

Go to Woodprix if you'd like to build it yourself.

[@johnhelton457]

Quick easy access to many projects with woodglut plans.