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Durable Deck Stairs Online Membership Required

Ipé decking covers beefed-up stringers and a newel-post assembly that won’t rack by Scott Grice

Router Tricks for TrimOnline Membership Required

Armed with two routers and three bits, an experienced carpenter shares five problem-solving tips for trim, cabinets, doors, and stairsby Gary Striegler

Tip: New life for old balustersOnline Membership Required

by Brian A. Campbell

Tip: Scribing a skirtboard to an existing stairOnline Membership Required

by Forrest McCanless

A Sweeping Handrail for a Centerpiece StairOnline Membership Required

A pitch-block jig and a deadman stand are two keys in transforming a jumble of parts into a continuous handrail

by Tucker Windover

Tip: Baluster-drying rackOnline Membership Required

by Brian Everest

Video: Better Staircase FramingOnline Membership Required

Rick Arnold explains how he builds high-performace stairsby Rick Arnold

Video: Solving Tough Miter Angles for Staircase Baseboards

Use a sliding T-bevel and simple angles to simplify skirtboard and landing transitionsby Rick Arnold

Quick Tips for Better Stair Building

A master stairbuilder shares five simple techniques that greatly improve staircase constructionby Tucker Windover

An easier handrail connectionOnline Membership Required

Zipbolt UT rail boltby Tucker Windover

Paint-grade wainscot on a curved stairwellOnline Membership Required

With the use of bendable materials and flexible molding, builder Joe Milicia took the challenge of working with wainscot to a new levelby Joe Milicia

Tip: Finding out-of-square miter anglesOnline Membership Required

by John Smyth

Q & A: Replace an ugly metal railingOnline Membership Required

by Tim Jones

A No-Fuss Newel Post

A frame-and-panel box, dressed up with molding, creates an elegant anchor for a stairwayby Gary Striegler

Tip: Stair-stringer stress reliefOnline Membership Required

by Michael Standish

Tip: An improved stair gaugeOnline Membership Required

by Harold Kirchen

Editors PickStrong and Simple StairsOnline Membership Required

Whether it's four steps or four flights, the framing basics for safe, comfortable stairs are the sameby John Spier

Framing a Staircase

34 steps to building cut-stringer stairsby John Spier

Q & A: Fixing rough-framed stairsOnline Membership Required

by Bruce Abernathy

From Rough Frame to Finished StairsOnline Membership Required

A foolproof method for installing skirtboards, treads, and risersby Bruce Abernathy

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