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Stair Baluster Repair

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Step 3 · Prepare New Baluster

Measure the length of the old baluster or the gap it occupied. Cut the new baluster to the exact size using a miter saw or handsaw. If the baluster has decorative elements or specific end profiles (e.g., tenons), replicate these on the new one using appropriate woodworking tools. Sand any rough edges smooth.

Tools and Materials

FASTCAP 16 ft. Metric/Standard Flat Back Measure Tape FC.PMS.F16 RIDGID 15 Amp 10 in. Corded Dual Bevel Miter Saw with LED Cut Line Indicator with 10 in. 40T Carbide Thin Kerf Miter Saw Blade 3M Garnet 3-2/3 in. x 9 in. 150 Grit Fine Grade Sand Paper (6-Sheets/Pack) Orbital Sander or Sanding Block EVERMARK Stair Parts 34 in. x 1-1/4 in. 5015 Primed Tapered Wood Baluster for Stair Remodel POWERTEC Protective Goggles Anti Fog, Clear UV Light Protection, Scratch and Impact Resistant Safety Glasses for Woodworking 71563 Dyiom Reusable Mask, Dust Mask, Lightweight and Comfortable Dust Mask for Woodworking, Paitning, Landscaping, Black, Large
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