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Great video very helpful but just one question you said you want the center of the post hole positioned at 1 1/2" in from the edge. Given how you showed the blocking does that not put the mounting screw going into a seam between the rim and the block or does that not matter?

How?

When building a fence this style, it seems to allow a lot of gap underneath the fence in some areas? How to avoid this? Seems not good for pets.

I didn’t see any special framing done on this. Is there concern for drywall eventually failing from the weight of the fan?

I was planning on using real wood steps but now I won't have too great idea....:_

The answer is probably no, or you would have done it, but I’m wondering if running a screw into the wall through the baseboard to fill in the space. I’d think that the motion would pull out the depression in the wall and reduce the size of space.

Easily the best video Ive found on the subject, everything explained so simple, love the jig 👌

I really don't get why companies are not selling these. Literally everyone needs these bended pieces. Cutting those further would be no issue, but preparing them from scratch is really time consuming and somewhat complex. Great video, thanks for sharing!

I build one using your video, but we moved, so I'm listening again to build another one. Thanks a lot

Good

The video only shows how to caulk on top of baseboards, I'm caulking where baseboards come together

Awesome video, I am doing a whole house that has the split landing, I think I am going to have to lay out the whole floor based of the first nosing otherwise it won't click together. Any ideas? Thanks

Thank you Chris! Look forward to trying this on my own stairs.

Good job!

Chris, did you consider turning the heat gun 90 degrees flat and only heat the groove areas and not the middle? I noticed the front rounded some instead of staying flat.

Will this work for a SPC flooring? 🫣

This is a million dollar idea and exposes the abuse of capitalism that major supply stores who over-charges every customer ($50-$70 per step) for their treads/stair noses. Good job 👍

where can I find the fan, or the whisper fit DC fan works? thanks

prop, thatp aneling on the bottom is only so you can think it looks "nice" don't keep it in and squirrels won't have a spot to nest/die in.... it's pretty simple

Great idea. I wish I had known this six years ago when I did my family stairs.

how are the posts attached to the deck? What can we do if we have a cement deck?

That should should work for a good year or ywo my man. You may need to scrape off and refresh it every couple years maybe

Do you think this method would work with a spc product? just had 13 stair noses arrive wrong dye lot for a job in two days and trying to figure something out.

Great video!!! Best one I've seen so far on DIY nosing!!

Heck yeah, thanks Chris!! 👏🏼👏🏼

For a bullnose on 1" thick tread, with cork backing(nucore) , would you route/dado out a full 1-1/4" for the radius? I guess the PU glue will fill the slight gap at top edge where cork starts?wouldn't want a void to crack when stepped on.

WHAT ARE YOU DOING BRO BROTHA EW

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Hey Chris. What is the thickness of the vinyl plank you’re using? Great vid.

I loved the video, you earned my sub. So useful.

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fyi, there's a product called Durastair that's now on the market (Lowes carries it) where the nose (square) is already made. Only challenge may come when you install it over the existing stair nose if it extends out to far, in which case you would have to trim/cut back the existing stair nose. I'm about to install it myself. 😃

Thanks for keeping it clear and short 🙌🏽

Thank you so much! I just made a vinyl cover for my kitchen pipes. Looks great❤

Thankyou for the advice. I had a go at this today and took me ages to do one piece only to find the laminate ripped after I heated and tried to bend. I only have basic equipment so will try and find a bench saw to add grooves so it’s easier to bend

Magnífica idea, unos de los mejores videos que he visto. Elevaran la calidad y profesionalismo de mi trabajo. Muchas gracias!!

Great video! Very helpful!! What type of glue would you use to stick this on plywood sub-treads?

OMG! Must share that you are truly a genius! You just saved me so much $$$. Those pieces are soooo expensive at the retail store. I just subscribed to your channel to learn from your other projects. Keep up the amazing work!!

Dude! You just saved me so much money! I was going to have to buy 23 of these things for my split staircase and they're stupidly expensive!

I tried this but with no success. Wondering what thickness the flooring was that you used?

I did this after watching a ton of videos. Your video is the best. It takes a lot of screwing around to find the correct spot for the dados and the depth. I found 3/8 dado way too wide and was comprising the strength of the piece. I dumbed it down to about 1/4 and it worked great. Great video! Thanks

Looks great! I have to make these but have a few stairs that are open on one or both ends. I'm not sure how to improvise to avoid the after market bull nose pieces.

Great video! What type of blade are you using to cut the aluminum channels in your mitre saw?

do you recommend plastic (Lite) or steel (Luxe) for the bathroom? worried about humidity corroding steel but is it still better than plastic? Thanks!

Hi, i have read some reviews on these vents restrict airflow, would you say this is true? Thanks

I didn't know that shrinking my caulk would solve my messy issues! Thank you!

Very nice

you'd pull your arms off before you'd lift the board you're standing on....

You are standing on it

Weird flex but ok