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Thats my part over with :D Ive got to go back tomorrow because i forgot the glue blocks so ill take some better pics showing detail . Getting it on top of the van was slowed down abit as some one had let their doggy poo outside my workshop doors so as i slid the straight flight out it...

Mel , cheating is not something to joke about . Ok you feel good when you can look big by naming things but everyone knows that you have cheated .I can help you but first you need to want help . I know this is a big step for you as we have seen you cheat loads in Name That Machine and even...

Good post but if you get it wrong :shock: I was taught to use my foot and do it but i can never remember how :oops: Blunt blades are better anyway 8-[

Im fitting tomorrow so ill try and take some more pics .

If you take the fine height adjuster off or the end stop the whole thing should come apart .

Oh great ! So now everyone knows ive spent all my money on beer over Christmas your all selling your tools :roll: :cry:

No the risers and treads are glued to the string and then the wedges are driven in . The idea of the wedges are to allow for movement over the life of the staircase, if you get a creaking step you just knock the wedge in tighter . There are also glue blocks to go on between the joint on the...

JFC spent all his pennies on beer over Christmas :cry:

Very nice indeed .

They taper so you can fit a wedge behind the riser and the tread , If you look on the last pic you can just see the wedges on the top string .

:lol: Thats what next door said .

Also an interesting intake on houses , most if not every house with a pitched roof has a soffit and facia . :-k

The only time i've made a door jig is when i've had 60 fire doors to hang and it made sense to make a ply plate for the hinges and lock face cut out . The lock mortice was quicker with a drill bit and finish off with a sharp chisel . The only jig i have bought is the worktop jig and thats not...

Now that makes sense Mr G . But would you say iroko or Teak are better if the customer is willing to pay the extra money ? All from a sustainable source of course :wink:

Im only kidding pal , i know you dont cheat at name that machine . Your just old enough to have used the machines :shock: :lol:

Probably got it from Mel :shock: :lol:

Interesting most timbers mentioned are softwood . Any reasons for this ?

No match for my ole 2 stroke :oops: