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How to Fit Staircase Spindles & Handrail Like a Pro 

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@amazing451
@amazing451 3 года назад
Great to see Dan again hope Skillbuilder show him regularly 👏👏👏👏
@owain6564
@owain6564 3 года назад
Watched this video as I sat down for breakfast, and completely forgot about the food. Great content!
@benjaminfisher5809
@benjaminfisher5809 3 года назад
The legendary man like Dan. Appreciate you Sir.
@garyhollywell2112
@garyhollywell2112 3 года назад
Its brilliant watching a real craftsman at work....poetry in motion!
@benholland3682
@benholland3682 Год назад
Not sure if i'm more impressed by Dans knowledge and skills or his blind over shoulder throws! 10/10
@43bikeguy
@43bikeguy 3 года назад
I don’t know who I’m jealous of more the chippy with all the skills or the client with the beautiful stairs they are going to have. I would love to show this to all those kids who say maths isn’t important in life.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
The house when it’s done. 😳. It’s certainly a different one. Thanks.
@georgehurst4344
@georgehurst4344 3 года назад
In my maths class at school one of the kids said “Miss, why do we have to learn this? We’re never going to use it” and the teacher replied “well you might never use it, but the clever kids will”.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@georgehurst4344 😂👍🏻. I really enjoyed maths at school, however I feel like I’ve forgot most of the good bits now. Never fully understood algebra..
@tobybeswick36
@tobybeswick36 3 года назад
As usual great video and it's always nice to see other builders' methods My first few months in the trade i got the job of fitting spindles, with no idea how to do it. The way i've always worked out spacing for spindles is overall length divide 100mm (spacing) and 40mm or 30mm (spindle). So 3164mm divide 130mm = 24.3 spindles ( so 25 ) 25(spindles) x 30mm(thickness) = 750mm 3164mm -750mm = 2415mm 2145mm / 26 spaces = 92.8mm spacers Stop block on the chopsaw and measuring every now and again to check the spacing is correct, with 92.8mm + 30mm = 122.8mm, then just the 122.8mm times table on the calculator lol
@thetallcarpenter
@thetallcarpenter 3 года назад
Great job Dan. There's only one thing more impressive than your attention to detail in setting out the spindles spacings, and that's the amount of clamps you've got.🤩 Thanks for video guys😎
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Del. I’ve acquired the clamps over many years.. Thanks for watching. 😉🙏
@thetallcarpenter
@thetallcarpenter 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. This video clearly shows, you can never have too many clamps👊👊
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@thetallcarpenter 😂👍🏻. 🙌🏻
@adamandlorraine
@adamandlorraine 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. were the clamps used to stop having pinholes in all the oak spacers that might be visible when walking up the stairs?
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Hi@@adamandlorraine , yes that’s exactly why I just glue them. I prefer PVA glue however I have used mitre mate before. Thanks for watching.
@captainredbeard1749
@captainredbeard1749 3 года назад
I thought i was being fancy when i bought myself an extra quick clamp today, i didn't need it but thought it'll be handy one day. I've got 4 now. 😂
@beijingbond
@beijingbond Год назад
I did my own staircase renewal in my old house in 2005. The house was over 180 years old and needed the stairs sorting. I think I did a great job but I wasn't professional like Dan here. I made a few errors but it was good at the end and is still there with the new owners. Great video Roger!
@MelbourneAlan
@MelbourneAlan 3 года назад
this is exactly what these kind of videos needs to be. clear and to the point with no BS. and a little bit of trick shots as well. i really like that dan showed what is really done on jobs like this. work it out as best you can and then cheat the last bit to make it look right. you can in theory get it perfect but that never happens . thats where the real skill is
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Alan. 🙏🏼
@cooking.with.rob.official
@cooking.with.rob.official 3 года назад
Dan is brilliant. Unassuming, methodical and a good bloke. Imagine how much you’d learn even if you only spent a few days or weeks with him. Legend. Thanks for filming and editing Rog and Dylan 👌🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏼
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
Thank you Rob. Dan is coming to Scotland in a couple of weeks, maybe not near you but I hope he brings me back a haggis, I love haggis. You can get it down in the South but it is not the real deal.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@SkillBuilder I’ll get you some Haggis.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Rob, much appreciated. 🙏
@cooking.with.rob.official
@cooking.with.rob.official 3 года назад
@@SkillBuilder Well if he is visiting Edinburgh get him to head to my home town of Portobello to Findlay’s the butcher. Mr Findlay has been master haggis maker a number of times and has been a Rick Stein UK food hero. Well worth a visit and bring you back some of the good stuff! The other thing to get from any self respecting Scottish butcher is Stornaway black pudding. It is the single best black pud ever - unlike anything you’ve ever tasted!!
@cooking.with.rob.official
@cooking.with.rob.official 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. Pleasure Dan. Always learn something new and the value of using maths and your brain. Great job
@JK-yf9sx
@JK-yf9sx 3 года назад
I'm always awestruck by how clever Dan is. But today took the cake --- tossing all those blocks backwards into the bin !! Bravo.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
😂👍🏻
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
The sign of a wasted youth
@johno2487
@johno2487 3 года назад
Quality craftsman at work, love all the comments that say would'nt have done it like that, pin it blah blah, the building trade needs vids like this, not cutting corner vids from kids who have'nt been taught the right way, all trades need to have pride in their work, sod builders, clients who want cost cutting jobs.
@BuildWithAE
@BuildWithAE 3 года назад
Absolute pleasure watching that Dan a true master at his trade all the best Tony 👍
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Tony 🙏🏼.
@smurfman691
@smurfman691 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. game recognising game
@davidbates7732
@davidbates7732 2 года назад
Dan Dan the clamp man lov it.
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 2 года назад
We all have our vices
@lazylad8544
@lazylad8544 3 года назад
Every time I watch a skill builder video I'm in awe of the tradesmen and knowledge they have.
@AdamC66
@AdamC66 3 года назад
... and I compare them with the "Trades" I've had in... :-(
@TheToolnut
@TheToolnut 3 года назад
Men such as these are craftsmen not tradesmen, there's a difference.
@ericthekingthekingtheking4842
@ericthekingthekingtheking4842 3 года назад
Now thats a guy who knows his job fantastic knowledge
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
🙏🏼
@tinytonymaloney7832
@tinytonymaloney7832 3 года назад
Very good, a step by step approach....
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks TIny Tony. 🙌🏻
@robcarroll6105
@robcarroll6105 3 года назад
Didn’t understand a word but plain to see he was a top pro
@XcaliburReborn
@XcaliburReborn Год назад
What a character, I’m not even planning to do stair bannisters but stayed for the vid anyway 😂
@richard21995
@richard21995 2 года назад
Thanks for making this video, its great to see how it should be done.
@stefanp6141
@stefanp6141 3 года назад
Another master class! Thank you Dan an Rog
@ChrisHow
@ChrisHow 3 года назад
I'm a programmer and can tell you that Dan's the one with the brainpower. We bugger up the maths all the time and just do it again: no wasted materials 😂
@neilmckie2768
@neilmckie2768 3 года назад
Load of top tips there - wish I'd seen Dan in action a few years ago when I was putting 'sticks' in my staircase, it would have saved me a load of grief!! Thank you
@dominicmcc3214
@dominicmcc3214 3 года назад
Very enjoyable to watch a master craftsman 👌
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Dominic. 🙏
@HeathenGeek
@HeathenGeek 2 года назад
good god that was just fantastic
@neil5006
@neil5006 3 года назад
Master craftsmen 👍
@chrisprintall1408
@chrisprintall1408 3 года назад
My dad was a woodworking machinist, retiring in 1975, so old school. He could turn his hand to most things carpentry & joinery. He fitted new sticks/ spindles to our balustrade, raking & horizontal. He turned the spindles & made spacers (imperial units) from PSE softwood. I don't recall how he measured it all out but I can't fault it, even today.
@KingsG82
@KingsG82 3 года назад
Quality tradesman. Great upload skill builder.. really good content
@jeffyoung321
@jeffyoung321 3 года назад
Another excellent video.
@paulnewman2115
@paulnewman2115 3 года назад
Great stuff lads
@p2as33
@p2as33 3 года назад
Nice idea using wide newel posts to transition the turns. And it's nice I'm not the only one using calipers for woodwork !
@markdudley1028
@markdudley1028 3 года назад
That makes two of you!😜
@kevinlawes591
@kevinlawes591 3 года назад
This isn’t joinery it’s timber engineering!! 👏👏❤️
@johnf1973
@johnf1973 3 года назад
Love skill builder videos, so much variation. Top tradesmen. Nice one Roger 👍
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
Thanks John. We always wanted variety and a range of people showing their talents. It stops it getting boring and everyone has their own way of doing things.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks John.
@shaunglendinning
@shaunglendinning 3 года назад
Great video Lads! Really appreciated it!
@martinlouden9005
@martinlouden9005 3 года назад
The thinking man's Joey Essex!
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
😂
@khansk36
@khansk36 3 года назад
Good tips and advice thanks for sharing pleasure to learn
@iantarncarpentry4285
@iantarncarpentry4285 3 года назад
Quality job! The difference in the spindles can make the job a nightmare, I like how Dan worked it out! And his basketball skills are on fire 🏀
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
😂👍🏻
@graemescott990
@graemescott990 3 года назад
What a real craftsman :-)
@davepate1096
@davepate1096 3 года назад
The offcut bin chucking been there many times but not as good as Dan 😂 nice amount of clamps. Always enjoy the Dan vids!
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Dave. 👍🏻
@robertbamford8266
@robertbamford8266 3 года назад
A number of commenters seem to take in stride using a mortise and tenon to attach a handrail. Not I. Amazing!
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
😳. Thanks Robert.
@noskills9577
@noskills9577 3 года назад
Enjoyed this one - nice work Dan.
@mikemm1456
@mikemm1456 2 года назад
he used tobe a clamper :D nice job Dan
@vmickevic
@vmickevic 2 года назад
Great video, thanks a lot its really helps !!!
@straiph
@straiph 3 года назад
Very smart guy!
@adamlancaster183
@adamlancaster183 3 года назад
This man needs a camera following him everyday, I need to be a RU-vid apprentice!
@markrobinson1458
@markrobinson1458 3 года назад
Loved the maths lesson 😂 nicely explained Dan 👍🔨🪚
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
🤓👍🏻
@gavjav1
@gavjav1 3 года назад
Never a better example of the saying, you can never have to many clamps 😂 brilliant method
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
👍🏻
@SteveHit1
@SteveHit1 3 года назад
What another terrific video featuring the amazing skill of Dan! Great to see the (now very rare) traditional mortise and tenon handrail fitting. I’ve only done this once, so I can appreciate the exemplary skill Dan demonstrated. (Also, I cheated a bit by using loose tenons and epoxy to enable an easier install.)
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks for watching Steve. 👍🏻
@rossbuchanan7632
@rossbuchanan7632 3 года назад
I love how he's so calm about the spindle gaps on the slope. I calculate it and calculate and cut a test piece, and check from bottom to top, and all the time I'm thinking "sh*t sh*t sh*t" until the whole thing is done. And he is just so chill
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
I still do plenty of checking …😬. And occasionally it’s sh*t, sh*t, sh*t… too.
@sally6457
@sally6457 3 года назад
The magic of editing.who would watch a video of a guy stressing and measuring over and over? If you can be calm, while everyone around you is panicking..... You've probably missed something pretty important!
@chippy1238
@chippy1238 3 года назад
Nice job Dan, your a proper craftsman!! I've got a couple of those quick clamps you used on your mitre saw, i use them on my mft table. Never thought of using one on my mitre saw though but i will from now on. Thanks for that mate👍 Thats what A&E would call a tip top top tip lol 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks @Chippy123.
@ashleyrowe2681
@ashleyrowe2681 3 года назад
loving it ! as someone that does not do many stairs, the math always gets me.. As a jest.....i dont have that many clamps
@tinytonymaloney7832
@tinytonymaloney7832 3 года назад
Yes I reckon he had shares in the clamp factory
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
He got a parking ticket the other day, he was lucky he didn't get clamped.
@denty32
@denty32 3 года назад
Very nice Dan, and I thought I had a lot of clamps 😂😂
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Mark.
@burwoodbuild
@burwoodbuild 3 года назад
First it was toilet rolls, then fuel and finally Irwin quick grip clamps! It feels like the end of day's! 😲
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
This is not the end, there will be more panic buying, more hoarding, more punch ups in tool shops as people fight for the last scraps of civilisation. One day we will eat fellow human beings and argue over which relish is best.
@gdfggggg
@gdfggggg 3 года назад
@@SkillBuilder there will be nothing left, nothing.
@ARTFU1D0DGER1
@ARTFU1D0DGER1 3 года назад
I always notch the top out of my handrail tenon 5mm or so. That way the handrail lifts up and covers up the top of the mortise. Looks more seamless then. Great video though and love the work you guys do.
@dalemoore11
@dalemoore11 3 года назад
I always cut it straight and fire a 4inc in 😁
@gdfggggg
@gdfggggg 3 года назад
Good tip.
@0000kris0000
@0000kris0000 3 года назад
I was hugely impressed by 2 things in this video, Dan’s ability to throw offcuts into a bucket behind him without looking, and the amount of clamps he has 🤣🤣👍🏻👌🏻
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
👍🏻😉. Thanks Kris.
@TheToolnut
@TheToolnut 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. Outstanding craftsmanship as always Sir 👍😁 One quick question, why were you clamping the top fillet pieces instead of using the finish nailer?
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@TheToolnut thank you. 🙏🏼
@tedcopple101
@tedcopple101 3 года назад
That's an epic clamp collection. I thought I was a Billy big balls carrying 8! 😂
@1x3dil
@1x3dil 3 года назад
Good stuff Roger , it’s surprising how much maths are required in most trades . Even plumbing apparently 🤣 No only kidding , I love these videos that highlight the skill involved in producing this level of work. Best wishes and kind regards to you both .
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
🙏🏼
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
Hi Michael To be honest with you I have always struggled with maths at anything more than the basic level. My maths teacher told me to give up on my 'O' level which was probably the right advice. I have learned what I need to know for calculating the size of hot water cylinders and boilers etc but my grasp of algebra and calculus is slender. I still have no idea what value there is in knowing a prime number
@1x3dil
@1x3dil 3 года назад
@@SkillBuilder I shouldn’t worry to much, what I’ve seen and heard you do so far is proof you are a very skilled person with the innate ability to explain and pass on your vast knowledge Best wishes as always 😀👍👍👍
@davidguenther8170
@davidguenther8170 3 года назад
Very nice. Have done many sets of stairs just like those. But the hardest one I did was a set from the basement up to a second story gallery rail and every iron spindle had to be mortised into the floor and the top rail. It was made easier by the portable angle drill press attachment for my cordless drill, but still had to square up a couple hundred holes with my mortise chisel. Took me a couple of days to get it done by myself.
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
That does sound like a nightmare job, hope the money was good.
@mitchellkasdin1899
@mitchellkasdin1899 3 года назад
That’s some bang-on carpentry 🔨 🪚 🏀 I’m glad I’m not the only one who uses a micrometer. 😓 The 100mm = baby head 👶 (strangulation in between the spindles).
@Noname-dc9mm
@Noname-dc9mm 3 года назад
Digital Vernier Calliper btw Mitchell
@kendodd8734
@kendodd8734 3 года назад
All bang on proper tradesman but something we do different now is to mark around the profile of the moulded handrail on the newel and rout the full profile out to about 10 mil each end with a palm router oversize the handrail by 20 mil then spring it in all pva,ed up we find it’s quicker and just as strong (if u think about it it’s actually stronger against sideways force cos uve got the full thickness of the handrail mortised in to the newl ) it’s not traditional but in this game nowadays a hell of a lot ain’t anymore but it works for us and it’s definitely quicker
@noskills9577
@noskills9577 3 года назад
Not traditional but still a mortise and tenon of sorts, bet it’s plenty strong.
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
Ken Dodd Funny, that is the same way that James did it and he got so much stick from people saying it would crack.
@kendodd8734
@kendodd8734 3 года назад
@@noskills9577 it is it works for us but there’s more than one way to skin a cat and traditional works just aswell but for me it takes more time to do
@kendodd8734
@kendodd8734 3 года назад
@@SkillBuilder what’s to crack not the newl Uve only housed in 10 mm certainly not the handrail and with modern pva,s not the junction once that glued gone off u ain’t getting it apart in a hurry that said it suits us maybe not others (used to the traditional way ) but we find it quicker , been doing for years now and have never had any comebacks
@kendodd8734
@kendodd8734 3 года назад
@@SkillBuilder what’s to crack not the newl Uve only housed in 10 mm certainly not the handrail and with modern pva,s not the junction once that glued gone off u ain’t getting it apart in a hurry that said it suits us maybe not others (used to the traditional way ) but we find it quicker , been doing for years now and have never had any comebacks
@paulyoull5472
@paulyoull5472 3 года назад
Dan, thanks again for the input. Can I ask why you use the clamps if you are pinning your spacers too and bottom? Also can you let me know how to find your apps on apple. Cheers
@chrisfinds7745
@chrisfinds7745 3 года назад
I'm not dan but I can answer for him it's because the bottom spacers are soft wood and the pin holes will be filled and then painted were as the top spacers are of same material as the handrail probably oak and he doesn't want pin holes showing as the handrail will more than likely just have a clear sealer or oiled etc.but to be honest most chippies will still pin them as we don't usually have that amount of clamps at hand so will just be filled with an oak coloured wax or filler.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@chrisfinds7745 thanks and yes your correct, the oak will be oiled.
@paulyoull5472
@paulyoull5472 3 года назад
@@chrisfinds7745 cheers chris. I was mesmerized by the amount of clamps and couldn’t think why.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@paulyoull5472 search for Essential Roofing App. I thought I replied, but it disappeared… Thanks for watching.
@darrenroche9225
@darrenroche9225 3 года назад
I think you need a couple more clamps there 😉😉😉😊😊😊, great work pleasure to watch
@FPL-LARD
@FPL-LARD 3 года назад
I use same clamps when I pull posts together, to make sure I don't get one pinging off in my face I have drilled holes in them and screw them to the newel tops. :)
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
Good tip Steve
@dermotkelly6946
@dermotkelly6946 3 года назад
Dan wouldn’t want to say that to the plaster I just saw , or we would be one chip pie down , ( baggsy having Dan’s tools ) 👍
@barryford7135
@barryford7135 3 года назад
Top work Dan & those clamps, how many? 😳
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Barry, loads… 😆
@highflyer-skyfpv6531
@highflyer-skyfpv6531 3 года назад
I've always put a 5mm shoulder on the top of the tenon to hide the top mortise line. Did you rely purely on the glue as draw-boring is difficult on such short tenons ?
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
No I did put a screw in. The tenons were tight enough but more to locate it in the right position.
@ryancarpenter1237
@ryancarpenter1237 3 года назад
That comment about plaster on the floor 😂
@fireblaster9961
@fireblaster9961 3 года назад
Always a good watch with dan....someone get roger a triangle for them jokes, personally from someone who checks work regularly I always check the middle spindle and the 2 ends
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Fire Blaster. 👊🏻
@darrenmaxwell3108
@darrenmaxwell3108 3 года назад
Great video Dan… seen a lot of chippis destroy staircases… Top Chippi u are mate just a shame there’s no money in it.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Darren.
@christophercrowle9753
@christophercrowle9753 3 года назад
Was there a 4" speed square being used at the start of the video in marking the tennon shoulders? If yes where can I get one? They seem to be like unicorn piss in the UK at the moment. Great video as usual.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Hi Christopher, yes. I got it in a set, a 6 and 4 inch one. I’ll have a look tomorrow and let you know. They both came in a set around £80. Good quality squares.
@christophercrowle9753
@christophercrowle9753 3 года назад
Much appreciated mate thanks very much.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@christophercrowle9753 just remembered, they are I Gagging pair of bench squares. I bought them from woodworkers workshop however Amazon sell them.
@christophercrowle9753
@christophercrowle9753 3 года назад
Thanks very much mate will definitely check them out. All best.
@LeeTillbury
@LeeTillbury 3 года назад
Good skills. Is that a diablo blade in the festool? I can't find a UK seller.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Hi Luke, no it’s a Freud from the usual shops.. do check out Key Blades and fixings, they sell good blades.
@LeeTillbury
@LeeTillbury 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. Ok, Thanks Daniel
@SteveAndAlexBuild
@SteveAndAlexBuild 3 года назад
Where’s James ? ! He’s is tied up locked in a cupboard so Dan the man can have the episode to himself . Love how you work in fractions of mm and when you checked back on the installed sticks to check your gap that is how we do soldiers and brick on edge 😉 Favourite part was when you were explaining the maths and Roger is like yeah , yeah , yeah but obviously hasn’t got a scooby what you were on about . Great video chaps 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
👊🏻😂🙏
@SteveAndAlexBuild
@SteveAndAlexBuild 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. . Good stuff Dan 🤙🏾🤙🏾🧱👍🏽
@brett46r44
@brett46r44 2 года назад
Everyone on site has borrowed matey, their clamps ! 😆 I have 6 at most
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 2 года назад
Daniel is a clampaholic. He is receiving therapy
@adamandlorraine
@adamandlorraine 3 года назад
Quality
@tonybrant5405
@tonybrant5405 3 года назад
where's James . keep up the good work.
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
Tony James is on his job which is a long way from Daniel's job. They meet up every so often to work on the same job but most of the time Dan is on the bigger sites. We have a great series coming up with Daniel very soon and James is still working hard on his extensions and will be starting a new project very soon.
@LeeTillbury
@LeeTillbury 3 года назад
Daniel, how is that Makita brad nailer? My paslode is on its last legs and am looking at all options. Thanks
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
It’s not to bad. Cheap gas is the biggest problem and it could do with a clean.. my Makita 1st fix isn’t so good.
@LeeTillbury
@LeeTillbury 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. Oh ok. Yeah I heard that on your herring bone video👍
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@LeeTillbury I’ve been looking for a while now. Tried to look at a Hilti, that was fun..😬. Thanks for watching the video. 👊🏻
@LeeTillbury
@LeeTillbury 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. Thanks for posting!
@peterbell4154
@peterbell4154 3 года назад
Dan 👍👍👍👏👏
@dermotkelly6946
@dermotkelly6946 3 года назад
Best order some more clamps 👍
@brithozierhozier4718
@brithozierhozier4718 2 года назад
You got enough clamps ?
@diddywright6165
@diddywright6165 3 года назад
Any chance you can write the maths for us visual learners Dan?!😂👍🏻
@bazbaz3035
@bazbaz3035 3 года назад
More clamps than the parking enforcement guys!!😂😂😂
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
😂👍🏻
@phough5247
@phough5247 3 года назад
What tool belts that mucka?
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
It’s a McGuire and Nicholls. Quite old now, and reasonably priced. It was my dads, we bought them together however I recently borrowed it off him now he’s retired.
@scottmaloney2311
@scottmaloney2311 3 года назад
This guy knows how to make a job look hard
@Vision2UK
@Vision2UK 3 года назад
Curious to know what he would think of our wobbly staircase and poor fit / cuts etc on our staircase Redrow have given us, video of it on my channel. They then tried to claim the length is too long so it will always be wobbly and unstable.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
How long is the staircase, 15 meters.. Doesn’t quite sound right.
@Vision2UK
@Vision2UK 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. 14 steps, it's a Redrow new build. When we completed there was a few inch gap between the banister rail and banister. It's been retightened 6+ times, then they decided to add a block on the spindle to hit the wall to stop the wobbling which I said I didn't want as it should be done right to begin with. The post at the top of the stairs also wobbles. Video on my channel shows it better than I can describe. Over 2 years later and my 2 year old walking up the stairs makes the banister wobble just by him using the spindles to climb the stairs.
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@Vision2UK just watched your video. You usually get some play but that looks wobbly.
@Vision2UK
@Vision2UK 3 года назад
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. yeah very, so dangerous. My partner was 2 months from giving birth to our son when we completed, they knew that too as we visited multiple times. They claim this is fine and as intended. We've not had any Redrow people here since Jan 2020 and Redrow are now saying they won't do any works and nhbc should take over. I think the whole staircase needs ripping out and starting over as there is also movement on the steps and the posts at the top of the stairs have been cut badly as they penetrate under to below the ceiling in the other room.
@66oggy
@66oggy 2 года назад
I find it easier to start in the middle and work out from there, either from a spindle, or a fillet, depending on which works better.
@dericksmith2137
@dericksmith2137 3 года назад
I could afford to hire a master carpenter before I could afford to buy all those clamps! 😂
@TheSmartStar
@TheSmartStar 3 года назад
Could you not lay out the sticks side by side, mark the face side and measure across them to get the total thickness. Then take that distance off the total span and divide the remainder by the amount of spaces you need. That would give you the exact spacer length regardless of any difference in the thickness of the sticks?
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
Conor that was exactly what Dan showed as the alternative method to measuring them. The callipers were really just to show the variation is not insignificant.
@TheSmartStar
@TheSmartStar 3 года назад
@@SkillBuilder my bad, I watched it whilst washing up. Must have been concentrating on a stubborn bit when he said that!
@learaybould5468
@learaybould5468 3 года назад
Spot on buddy say no more . But a nice roofing square he came out with
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
@@TheSmartStar Washing up, I remember that
@Jules_Pew
@Jules_Pew 3 года назад
Can you show how to replace broken spindles in a Victorian staircase - I have a few to do.
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
We have a job coming up soon where we can do this.
@snwman862
@snwman862 3 года назад
Oh and a tip for anyone doing stair spindles/balustrades. Divide the total length of your run/distance by 120. That will give you a rough estimate of how many spindles/balustrades/sticks(🙄) you need
@carpinteroespanoleninglaterra
@carpinteroespanoleninglaterra 3 года назад
Also depending on the thickness of your spindles ?
@snwman862
@snwman862 3 года назад
@@carpinteroespanoleninglaterra to some extent yes. It's not an exact quantity it gives you. But it's pretty close. You can take out or add depending on the spacing you want in between the spindles
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@snwman862 what’s wrong with sticks…🙈 👍🏻
@mitch3683
@mitch3683 3 года назад
😂😂😂FFS they will be panic buy clamps after watching this🤣🤣
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
🙈😂
@Swwils
@Swwils 3 года назад
Lol I wish my new build staircase was cut with a kapex.
@GG-ch1hm
@GG-ch1hm 3 года назад
Probably cut with a bread knife in a new build
@sally6457
@sally6457 3 года назад
Those sticks aren't spindles, a spindle is part of a door handle. They are called Ballusters. Great job, no matter what you call them!
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Sally, think they will always be sticks to me..😁
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
You seem to be getting a bit more stick on this one Dan
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
@@SkillBuilder 😂👏🏻
@baraklazza1595
@baraklazza1595 3 года назад
whos the better chippie roger? dan or robbin ??
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
Barak Lazza How could you begin to say who is better? Dan has told me that he owes his talents to his Dad who patiently taught him most of what he knows and his willingness to credit others with his achievements is endearing. That kind of honest modesty goes a lot further to impressing people than boasting that you are the best or the fastest. In the end we are all small fish in a very big pool.
@gregdyar6451
@gregdyar6451 3 года назад
Ledgend
@Ultimate-roofing-square.
@Ultimate-roofing-square. 3 года назад
Thanks Greg. 🙌🏻
@gdfggggg
@gdfggggg 3 года назад
Are the nails too long for the top spacers?
@m101ist
@m101ist 3 года назад
I would mark the centre line of the spindles, then divide and plumb the center lines marks. 😳
@craigmelvin5206
@craigmelvin5206 3 года назад
we may laugh - but you can never have enough clamps !!
@dalemoore11
@dalemoore11 3 года назад
His forgot the ark up the side of the stairs 🙈 real world problems
@alexmoules8630
@alexmoules8630 3 года назад
Why not put top spacers in the same time as you do the bottom spacers no need for clamps?.
@SkillBuilder
@SkillBuilder 3 года назад
The client doesn't want pins in the hardwood.
@alexmoules8630
@alexmoules8630 3 года назад
Try 23g nails they hold the spacers in place till the glue dries.
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