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   Joe | Mar 08, 2008 03:34am | #1

   Hi Stan,

   I never get tired of see your stairs. Nice job as always.

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   stinky | Mar 08, 2008 04:00am | #2

   Stan your stairs are nice but that bird sitting pretty in the corner is growing up nicely...I am patiently waiting. stinky

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   mathewson | Mar 08, 2008 05:10am | #3

   Stan,

   I read a post of yours from 2001 where you indicated that you use a cordless saw to cut the miters on the inside skirt. Do you still use it today or some form of a jig?

   Thanks,
   Keith

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   StanFoster | Mar 09, 2008 06:00am | #5

   Keith:    I use my cordless to cut the miters on stairs that turn to the left...and a regular saw on ones that turn to the right.

    

   I also use my DeWalt 708 miter box to cut either. It just depends on what mood I am in!

    

   Thanks guys for the comments.  After all these years...I still have a passion for curved stairways...and rotorcraft.

    

   Stan

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   clinkard | Mar 08, 2008 06:43am | #4

   beautiful.

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   rez | Mar 13, 2008 12:41am | #6

   Stan,

   Are you able to re-use any of those studded walls or do you have to teardown and rebuild the walls for each independent staircase?

    

    

   Peach full,
   easy feelin'.