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Anybody ever use this tool for building stairs. It is designed to give you exact fitting stair treads very, very quickly.
I am thinking of buying it for an upcoming project. Cost is $97.60
Seems like it's something you wouldn't need that often, - - but would be pretty damn handy when you do.Mike Finley said:![]()
Anybody ever use this tool for building stairs. It is designed to give you exact fitting stair treads very, very quickly.
I am thinking of buying it for an upcoming project. Cost is $97.60
Thanks, Mike, - - I'll wait and order that next week, - - don't know if the wifey can handle any more 'shockers' this week, - - I spent over $900 ordering a 18' X 21' carport on Tuesday, - - and dropped just over $1000 today on a new siding brake (it's not my fault it rained and I got a little bored today). :cheesygriMike Finley said:You can buy one from me for a 40% mark-up or if you must you can get one directly at http://www.stairtool.com
I thought you are a mod?Teetorbilt said:stairguy has been hawking this tool on every topic that is even remotely related to stairs. He has been warned for 2 days and keeps on posting, where are the mods?
Any what??Teetorbilt said:If I was a stair builder as a profession, I could possibly justify the purchase of the product. I don't know of ANY around here.
Well, I guess I'm kinda glad to hear that SOMEONE out there can somewhat appretiate what I have here, unlike most of you. I'm sorry to see all the negative responses that came from it, guess most of you just can't build stairs. It does take a pretty smart carpenter to do so I guess. 90% of the trimmers in New York build stairs, so I guess I just thought that most trimmers STILL did stair work and would love what they saw on here.Teetorbilt said:I dunno, it looks kinda cool like Warhol art. It's also priced like it.
If I was a stair builder as a profession, I could possibly justify the purchase of the product. I don't know of ANY around here.