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*Make a jig - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ln8N0ctWLMg. For standardized stairs doable by a novice - can't beat the simplicity | *Make a jig - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ln8N0ctWLMg. For standardized stairs doable by a novice - can't beat the simplicity: | ||
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Revision as of 23:56, 9 October 2022
2022 Working Doc
2022 Version
We went from 2-'stringer'-blocking design (of 2021 Stair Design Guide) to regular, 3-stringer design.
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Working landing utility channel detail. File:Workginlandingdetail.fcstd.
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Stairs. File:Seh2stairs.fcstd. See [1] for Stair Design Guide - with stringers.
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Landing. File:Seh4landing.fcstd. SEH 2 version at File:Landing.fcstd
Build
- Make a jig - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ln8N0ctWLMg. For standardized stairs doable by a novice - can't beat the simplicity:
Simpson version of stringer hanger:
More:
How to cut stringer:
BOM
- Mitek - [2]
- Simpson - [3]
- https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/lumber-boards/dimensional-lumber/2-x-12-1-southern-yellow-pine-construction-framing-lumber/1022190/p-1444422422543-c-13125.htm
Prior Art
- Stair Design Guide
- Seed Eco-Home 2 Stairs
- From House Design Guide - [4]
- Stair_Design_Guide#Working_Doc
Future Work
- 3D printed stringers make life digital, and could be used as templates.
Links
- House Design Guide has general design notes - specifically
here - 2021 Stair Design Guide - work prior to using regular stringers, which turns out to be easier to build after all.
