Your workmanship is finonminal!!! I think this piece is absolutely stunning. I came across your video while browsing dollhouse ideas. For my daughters 6th birthday this July I want to make her a dollhouse. If this piece is part of a dollhouse that is one lucky little girl!! .I will have to check out your channel to see what else you share. This mom knows she doesnt have the skill or even the tools for that matter to make anything this beautiful for my daughter and in a way it breaks my heart. At the end if the day I can only do what I can. Thank you and stay blessed!!
I'm an experienced carpenter with almost 20 years of experience and those are amazing stairs I hope that sometime soon I could do my first set of spiral stairs in a house
You have so much patience Gilbert I just can`t help but admire your skills and professionalism at all you do....like you say your a perfectionalist and it shows by all the beautiful things you create......I keep wondering....how he top this one....the bar you set for yourself is set real high and all your close must be proud of the work you do.....CHEERS
Again Gator, thanks for the compliment. I made some spiral staircases out of steel before but that was over 20 years ago. Took me a few hours to remember how to calculate the dimensions. Cheers
Awesome . Being a carpenter in the winter eventually will drive you to the point of building anything you should put a bird house on it and sell .I love the jig for the rails .
WOW!!! Completely stunning project. 💜💜💜 But I have to correct you as to the scale of this project. This seems to be much larger than 1:6 scale. I work in 1:6 scale (also known as Play scale) and it is the size for Barbie dolls. This project as-is would never fit into one of my dollhouses. I will, however, be utilizing the pattern and techniques for the spiral stair case to add to a Victorian dollhouse I’m designing now. Again, wonderful project. 💜💜💜
What an absolutely beautiful piece of work!! God has given you a talent! Just gorgeous! (except for the staple holes filled in on the edge) I KNOW you didn't think a woman would say something right? :) I still say it's just beautiful! What could be done differently? The staples kept the board curved, right?
Hola, te quedó hermosa la escalera, solo hubieras evitado usar grapas para unir la tira de madera a los escalones y te hubiera quedado perfecta. muchas gracias por tu video.
Subscribed and liked! I give you an A+++ ! This is the BEST STAIRCASE TUTORIAL I've ever found. You are fantastic at what you do! Would it be possible for you to give me the measurements and angles for a 1/12th scale staircase so I could build one for a DIY dollhouse that I have been working on for 3 years now. Everything has been built and carved by hand and I still have the stairs to go plus a few more things.
I had patreon but they closed my account. Probably cause I had 0 patreon and wasn't pushing it. As for the measurements and angles, I don't have it. Wish I had the time to draw it so the average joe could understand it. It's pretty complex. I draw a few vague measurements that only I could understand cause I did it for me. I'm sorry.
Muy bonita maqueta pero el ensamblaje y espesores de maderas y el poste son total mente diferentes en una real. Pero es un excelente muestra de. Conocimientos
Good work. It is a handsome staircase, but it is not a spiral staircase, which has a radius that lengthens by a constant amount for each degree of rotation (think chambered nautilus). It is a helical staircase, which has a constant radius.
It appears that the misnomer has become institutionalized in the jargon of construction/architecture. They are geometric terms first. A spiral is a curve whose radius changes as stated above. It can be a two-dimensional figure. A helix cannot. It takes its name from the apparent path of the sun (Helios in Greek) from one solstice to the next as it circles the Earth daily rising (or falling) a little higher each day. Both staircases pictured in the referenced article are helical. An example of a spiral staircase is more likely to be found in a mansion where displayed opulence rather than conservation of space is the object, and the curve is seldom much greater than ninety degrees. At any rate, I enjoyed the video, and I have learned that what I probably would have called the 'the central column' is referred to as the newel.
Wow, beautiful craftsmanship! By any chance are you selling this or do you make custom orders for people? If not I understand! Such amazing talent, wish I could do the same! All the best :)
No tengo experiencia,me doy maña, estoy haciendo una distinta, es en acero inoxidable, en módulos, cada módulo se compone de un trozo de caño central de 6" y una estructura de ángulo, la diferencia es que mide 6 metros, es para dos plantas externas, mi unica duda es si hacer el peldaño en madera o metal desplegado, los módulos los pienso unir con material y un caño central de hierro galvanizado, saludos
Amazing work, sir! This is something that I aspire to make someday for my Phicen figures. Never thought of using a planer out in the snow. We in the northern latitudes got to do what we go to do!
I'm amazed, you're so talented, and your videos are better and better ! Keep up the good work !! Oh and the staircase looks so beautiful, very creative !
Would you guys agree with my assumption that you could essentially replicate this staircase in real life/full scale if you simply sized up the scaling dimensions?
