You milled your own lumber and everything! That’s about as custom as you could get. Lucky customer!! Can’t imagine how much the labor Alone was on that job. Incredible work. Lee then coming.
Thank you Timothy. I plan on pumping out as many videos as possible this year. Yes it was a tremendous amount of work. No doubt the most difficult carpentry job I've had thus far. Glad you enjoyed!
Great video of old-school talent. I've been there many times. Much easier to draw in CADD then having a print shop make paper templates. Next level is having a CNC cut out and mortise for you. All three options work.
Thank you Zane! Old school it is. Drawings in CADD, printed templates and CNC mortises sound really good to me. Would have saved me a lot of head-scratching. Thank you for the endorsement on talent. That means a lot from a pro like you. Cheers,Scott
Great work Scott I hv been watching but I am buried in cabinets! Un like you to even take on a part time helper I hv to carry work comp insurance which cost me thousands of dollars! So I still fly solo and work Sat to keep somewhat up on a time line! But I hv been buried in cabinets !! Which is great , love to work! This and your last video “More than a carpenter “ are very inspiring! Brother if I don’t see you here ; I will see you there! You know in that millennial kingdom someone has to build ? So we def have a future of work! One way or another I will learn stairs!
Thx Alex, We've had the fireplace going steady last couple days. -31 with the windchill yesterday. But we've had a very mild winter overall. Cheers, Scott
My job was the rough-in. The homeowner was going to install birch hardwood cladding on the post to provide structural support for that end of the stair treads on the post. On the large side he was going to add a secondary stringer to pick up that load. Thank you for the compliment. Cheers, Scott
Yes. Four-inch HD screws. I only show the dry-fit in the video. Further structural support would be provided when the post was cladded with birch after I finished the rough-in. Thx Scott
You milled your own lumber and everything! That’s about as custom as you could get. Lucky customer!! Can’t imagine how much the labor Alone was on that job. Incredible work. Lee then coming.
Thank you Timothy. I plan on pumping out as many videos as possible this year. Yes it was a tremendous amount of work. No doubt the most difficult carpentry job I've had thus far. Glad you enjoyed!
Great video of old-school talent. I've been there many times. Much easier to draw in CADD then having a print shop make paper templates. Next level is having a CNC cut out and mortise for you. All three options work.
Thank you Zane! Old school it is. Drawings in CADD, printed templates and CNC mortises sound really good to me. Would have saved me a lot of head-scratching. Thank you for the endorsement on talent. That means a lot from a pro like you. Cheers,Scott
@@scottearlsmithFTC I really enjoy your videos on stairs
Makes us all better carpenters.
@@zanesmithwoodworking165 Thank you Zane. I really appreciate that comment. Scott
Nice work, it looks beautiful, something you should really be proud of.
Thank you Dave. I really appreciate the encouraging comment. Scott
Great work Scott I hv been watching but I am buried in cabinets! Un like you to even take on a part time helper I hv to carry work comp insurance which cost me thousands of dollars! So I still fly solo and work Sat to keep somewhat up on a time line! But I hv been buried in cabinets !! Which is great , love to work!
This and your last video “More than a carpenter “ are very inspiring! Brother if I don’t see you here ; I will see you there! You know in that millennial kingdom someone has to build ? So we def have a future of work! One way or another I will learn stairs!
Great that you're busy Jim. Thanks for checking in. Enjoy hearing the updates. Cheers Scott
@@scottearlsmithFTC thanks Scott really appreciate you! I hope the family is doing good!
@@zephyr1408 We are all doing well. Thank you.
Hope you're keeping warm in the T.Bay.
Thx Alex, We've had the fireplace going steady last couple days. -31 with the windchill yesterday. But we've had a very mild winter overall. Cheers, Scott
Very Nice work and education, what did you use to support each tread on the upper treads that were not sitting on the stringers?
My job was the rough-in. The homeowner was going to install birch hardwood cladding on the post to provide structural support for that end of the stair treads on the post. On the large side he was going to add a secondary stringer to pick up that load. Thank you for the compliment. Cheers, Scott
How did you attach winder each tread to the center support beam? Screws?
Yes. Four-inch HD screws. I only show the dry-fit in the video. Further structural support would be provided when the post was cladded with birch after I finished the rough-in. Thx Scott
@@scottearlsmithFTC Do you have a finished image? Would love to see the final product!
@@SalmonAlaskaGirl Unfortunately no. The customer finished off the project. Thx Scott