Another Way To Layout Stair Stringers With Only A Level, Pencil And Tape Measure 

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No, it should work for solid stringers without notches.

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It's not the only way. Not many things in building have just one way to do it. Off the top of my head you could measure to a lasered line where your stringers end at the concrete. Find the difference in height of the concrete relative to your centre line (if this is where you took your initial overall rise from) at the lowest point of where your stringers will end. Let's say that the difference is extreme, say 50mm. Now, prop in their position, all stringers 50mm higher than where they will finally rest and cut a 50mm thick block. Using that block and a pencil, scribe the bottom riser of all stringers around the entirety of it's perimeter. Cut and place all the stringers at their true heights. This way ensures you have a near perfect replication of the contours of the concrete in both directions. This, essentially, is the offset method, which a lot of finish carpenters and cabinet installers use.

All I can say is that I've seen it before. I don't provide lumber sizes, because it is different in some areas.

There shouldn’t be any kind of code issue preventing you from doing it that way, using 2x10.

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Thanks and good points on the riser measurement deduction from tread run.

It seems like it would.