sean mcmullan said

Alex said

Hi,

Sorry but Isaac is away this week, can you upload the DXF here like this I can look and maybe I can help you

Cheers, Alex

  

hi alex .

these would most popular stair i would really need to house this whole part into my string is there any way i can do this. 

  

 At the minute I am using a 22mm trenching  router bit.

Alex said
Hi,

Sorry but Isaac is away this week, can you upload the DXF here like this I can look and maybe I can help you

Cheers, Alex

  

hi alex .

these would most popular stair i would really need to house this whole part into my string is there any way i can do this. 

Isaac said
Hi Sean,

See the following link. You will see a heading called Wedging. This shows you how to set up wedging in your sub-method for link parameters.

https://wooddesigner.org/help-…..arameters/

 

Additionally, see more information regarding the manufacturing methods and sub methods here:

https://wooddesigner.org/help-…..g-methods/

 

Information for editing step shapes is seen in the following link. You can edit the horizontal shape of a step. Nosing the front edge needs to be added in you CAM software if this is being machined on your CNC machine:

https://wooddesigner.org/help-…..e-editing/

 

Regards,

Isaac

  

Hi isaac.

Again thanks for reply. I think i can work with mortice on post but i realy dont think nosing will work for me that might be ok for mdf stair that is being carpeted  but i do alot of walnut and oak stairs with 32mm and 44 treads and they definitely have to be housed in 12mm.some of your other clients must have overcome this problem.i was wondering if you had looked at dxf i had sent.