These stairs have a lot of bounce to them, I’m going to frame a support wall in the middle to fix it.
First, I measure and lay off where the wall will go.
Then I cut a pressure treated 2×4 to the width of the stairs- 42”.
I fasten it to the floor using three masonry screws.
Next, I use my 4-foot level to plumb up and mark where the top of the wall will meet the stairs.
I make a mark on both ends and connect them with a level.
Now I need to figure out the angle of the steps- I start by making a plumb line on the stringer; then I take my speed square and rotate it so it’s parallel with this line- It’s a 31-degree angle.
I used my table saw to make a 31-degree bevel on both sides of the top plate.
I fasten this to the bottom of the stairs using decks screws- two per stringer.
Measuring from the bottom plate to the top plate I get the lengths for my studs.
I set my miter saw to 31-degrees and make the cuts.
It’s good to check that the angle is correct before cutting all of them.
I use screws to install everything so there are no squeaks- two in the top and two in the bottom.
Finally, I put the rest of the studs in- one directly under each stringer.
Now, these stairs are super sturdy – if you like this content, be sure to like and subscribe. @hausplans
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Those cuts ❤
Sky hooks would have worked too😅
But now ya can’t build a small room under the stairs for your wizard in training.
Beautiful That looks great,👌
Great but the bevel on the top plate isn't really necessary though it is a nice touch. Good job.
Masonry. Masonry. Masonry. Please stop saying masonary. It's not a word.
Nice job & video explanation was excellent! You have skills 😊
Masonary screws? Sure you don't mean "masonry screws"?
Это конечно решает проблему ,но так не делают плотники это халтура.
But you got plumb with the level. Why go back with the string?
The dog 💪💪
All wrong, the welding seam looks atrocious, wrong rod, voltage too high 😂
Finally something worth watching
Dude clear quick and concise
You skipped the step where you added an extra syllable syllable to "masonry". 😉
Finally someone using pressure treated wood for ground/cement contact!!!!!! Excellent
Lumber should never come in contact with concrete a sill gasket is required.
Mason-airy? It's masonry… and those are TapCons into a concrete floor, not into masonry (I would have used mushroom nails).
You made that so difficult when it could be so simple. The inside stringer is already next to a wall.
Masonry not masonary
American build: in Holland we use proper bricks. No wood and cardboard
Where is this fkin SECOND “A” IN THE WORD MASONRY????
Groundbreaking stuff right there , carpenters around the globe flocking to youtube to learn how to build a 4ft frame.
Weird world where that qualifies as a wall.