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Discover the invaluable tips that determine the success of your Building Simple Stairs project ... Satisfaction Guaranteed!

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You too can build stairs once you have learned just a few of my secrets - step by step – from the risers and treads to the stringers and mortises with this eBook.

This 25-page eBook (what is an eBook?) has 28-detailed photos to help you discover the secrets for building open-riser, wooden stairs. These stairs are great exterior stairs – or deck stairs. The Building Simple Stairs eBook is broken down step by step as follows:
Carpenter's Square

Chapter 1 - Stair Basics – Risers and Treads
Chapter 2 - Stringer Layout – How to Use a Framing Square
Chapter 3 - How to Build Your First Riser and Bottom Seat Cut
Chapter 4 - Master the Layout of all Treads and Risers
Chapter 5 - Discover How to Cut the Top Vertical Stringer
Chapter 6 - Discover How to Cut Your Second Stringer and Determine the Tread Width
Chapter 7 - The Final Steps – Cutting the Mortises and Assembly

Click on Chapter 3 above to download a free sample of that Chapter.

Do you know the ideal and safest height for risers and the best depth for treads? Did you know that notching the stringers for treads is the worst thing you can do? Creating mortises or slots for the treads in the actual stringers makes for the strongest possible stairs. My Building Simple Stairs eBook reveals all of these secrets in one place for the first time. This eBook shows you how to build simple open-riser stairs. Look at the photo above to see the exact type of stairs I am talking about. Many of the photos in this eBook have crisp line graphic overlays that are one-of-a-kind.

The eBook is available to you as an immediate download once your order is processed. After completion, you will be taken to a page with a download link for the eBook file. In addition, you will receive a confirming email. In the Cart Items section of the email, there will be a download link. Just click on the link and the eBook will be downloaded to your computer. The downloaded file can be read using the free Adobe Reader software.