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   jako17 | Jan 08, 2010 02:07pm | #1

   Hi id You could try posting on break time .Ther used to be a staircase guru Stan Foster on there who builds the greatest staircases (and gyrocopters).However there has been a mass migration at breaktime and he may no longer be part of it ,They set up their own forum i believe as they were dissenchanted with the taunton approach.Enjoying the snow in the UK ??

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   TomHigby | Jan 17, 2010 06:33pm | #2

   I've seen my son's method for
   I've seen my son's method for making those stair parts. The pieces are cut out on a band-saw. then passed through the shaper on shop-made fences or cradles.

   Tom

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   TomHigby | Jan 17, 2010 06:40pm | #3

   A fu;rther note on my son's
   A fu;rther note on my son's method: For curved rails, he buys rail-stock ready-ripped and intended for lamination. Then having already built a stud wall in his shop for laminating the skirt-boards and holding the staircase under construction, he uses the same stud-wall to form the laminated rail, thus it is not only curved, but also spiraled. Send me an email if you would like to talk to him.

   Tom