How To Build a Professional Housed Stringer Staircase - Part 3 of 3

This video series will show you how to build a professional stain grade staircase that will last a century.

[@24revealer]

I've built about a dozen sets of stairs so far and your video is very good. I'm looking forward to some day building a curved set of stairs and a spiral set too in quarter sawn oak. Should be a good challenge.

[@Andrew-ki5jz]

A lot of detail precise work , the hard wood finish looks good , fantastic job ,cheers

[@jump4j]

by far the best staircase building videos and I have seen many of them. very fine woodworking.

[@robertwagner3033]

Good video. You could build it upside down. May be easier, but you need to check to make sure it is square

[@rd-ch1on]

Thanks for the series. Your stairs look great, awesome job.

[@marcmcgettigan3580]

great videos. thanks for sharing

[@glorygloryhallelujah]

Terrific video. I have been researching housed stringers. I just made all my wedges and purchased the material. Just have to get it acclimated to the environment.. in the meantime I have to practice the rabbet and dado cuts on some scraps. That's what I'm most nervous about.

[@rsanchez7111]

Next time you build a stair on site the way you’re doing it. Just build it up side down. It’ll go a lot easier and faster. Just make sure you start off square

[@Andrew-ki5jz]

Over this side of the water in uk , We call the rebate a rebate ,like ree'bate not a rabbit , no rabbits were involved in the making of these stairs, lol, cheers!

[@pgc476]

Hi. How to replace this type of stairs treads? Thanks