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Gear: 🎥 Don't install new stair treads without this tool! 🔧 Learn how pros do it! #diy #tooltips

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  1. 0:29–0:45 Mark and Cut New Stair Treads From How to Install Treads on Stairs with a Mid-Stair Landing, Step 2: Measure and Template Treads

    Once a step's dimensions are captured by the templating tool, carefully place the adjusted tool onto the new stair tread material (e.g., solid wood tread). Use a pencil or scribe to trace the exact outline of the template onto the new tread, ensuring all angles and lengths are precisely marked. Then, using a table saw for straight cuts and a miter saw for angled cuts, carefully cut along the traced lines. This method ensures that each new stair tread will have a custom, tight fit against the walls and risers of the staircase.

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