Step #1:
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Avoid running over the baby blue jay on the way to the job site |
Step #2:
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Measure |
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then measure again |
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then correct measurements |
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And measure yet again. |
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before cutting |
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then make sure the measurements were correct |
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before creating a mirror image of the first stringer |
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and boring out starter holes to router for treads |
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then router for treads |
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and verify the treads will fit in the routered holes |
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then bolt a park bench back together |
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and weed for an hour while Handyman routers treads |
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then take over and router the other stringer |
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while Handyman cuts treads and risers |
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and the center brace |
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then start putting it all together |
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fitting treads in routered holes with glue and nails |
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than nailing risers, glueing all seams, and notching for the center brace |
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before lifting stairs over porch railing and gently lowering them into the basement |
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Curse and swear and lift and wrestle and shove and shave and sweat and sledgehammer the stairs into place |
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Voila! |
Step #3:
Collapse after 11 hours of lifting and hauling and pounding and sawing
1 comment:
Those are some nice stairs. Stairs and chairs -- tough to make right. Nice park bench too!
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