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February 11, 2015 - 8:48 am
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Thanks Ness,

 

Now i see i forgot to change the total length/width ? (2905mm) when i changed the width of the lower flight.

total length of stairs should be 2800mm. Is it much work for you changing this ?

 

I will be cutting most of the parts on CNC

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February 11, 2015 - 8:22 am
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Hi Stig,

I’ve made some minor final adjustments to your stair :

  • changed the winding coefs so that the step housings around the posts are not to close the post edges and are therefore are easier to machine.
  • In “String Board Parameters” the step penetration was set to Step Recess so the steps were actually set back 15mm and not penetrating into the string board.
  •  also set the tenons on the balusters to “2 chamfer” 

Other wise it all looks good.

I attach the manufacturing documents, in the zip file you’ll find :

  • pdf workshop document with dimensioned plans of each part and cutting lists.
    You can use these to cut steps but the strings don’t have enough information to build them.
  • dxf-2D general plan and elevation
  • dxf-3D 3d model of the stair for presentation purposes in CAD, SketchUp etc..
  • dxf-parts folder with the drawing of each part. these can be use to run CNC or printed out full size as templates

In the StairFile Pro you also have the option of having the full size PDF templates.

If you are cutting on a CNC the DXF files should be enough.

However if you are cutting manually you might  want me to send you the full size pdf templates. I this case please tell the size of the printer you will be using and whether it’s using sheets or rolled paper.

Good luck with the building, and keep us updated on the forum.

All the best,

Ness

 

How are you going to cut your parts 

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February 11, 2015 - 7:33 am
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Hi Ness,

 

I have change just a couple of sizes, and think its a go now. So, now what to do ?

 

PS! When i look at the stair in 3D, the steps dont look recessed into stringers ?

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February 10, 2015 - 9:17 pm
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Seems to have not uploaded.

so here it is again.

Ness

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February 10, 2015 - 6:15 pm
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Hmmm where can i see it ?

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February 10, 2015 - 6:06 pm
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HI Stig,

Thanks for buying a StairFile .

Here’s your project set up.

This should work OK. You just ahve to ignore the handrails on the wall sides.

Tell me what you think.

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February 10, 2015 - 5:48 pm
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Ok, thanks Ness. I will do that right away ! 

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Hi Stig,

The landing step is added in the Stair Well Parameter tool box.

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You can’t add handrails only on the first flight, you have to add on all the right side and just ignore the parts you don’t want.

It’s better to buy the StairFile Pro as soon as possible, like that I’ll help you set up the stair .

All the best,

Ness

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February 10, 2015 - 2:14 pm
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thanks Ness,

 

Well, yes i have read some in the ebooks. i can add posts, but dont know how to add landing step.

extend the strings, i think i know how to do.

 

What i dont know, is how to add hand rail on the right side, only on lower turn of the stair.

But i will do some more trying and failing, and see how far i get.

Anyway, i will buy a StairFile for this first project, and cut it on a simple 3-axis cnc. How complete must the stairdesign be, before i buy the Stairfile ?

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HI Stig,

Thanks for posting your project.

You’ll need to add some posts and a landing step.

I would also extend the strings past the first step and the last step.

Have you read the stair design documents in the ebook library?

All the best,

Ness

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