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How To Wooden Stairs - Round Bottom Step Made Square - My Stairs Part 2 / Tims Tip # 7

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  1. 3:46–5:39 Cut and Attach Top Piece From Board and Batten Wainscoting Installation, Step 2: Install the Top Board (or Cap Rail)

    To complete the framing, cut a top piece of wood that matches the new squared profile and covers the existing round step. Use a scrap piece of stair tread material for this. Place the scrap piece over the new frame and the existing step, then use a marker to trace the outline of where it needs to be cut to fit snugly. Cut the piece to shape and then secure it to the top of the newly built frame using the nail gun. Test the stability by applying weight to the completed frame, ensuring it can hold the intended load.

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