Pet Stairs

Difficulty
Medium

Introduction

This week we're sharing a surprise project brought to you by this month's Featured Blogger- Kelly S. Rowe of Live, Laugh Rowe. Check out her blog at www.livelaughrowe.com for other DIY projects, recipes & much much more!

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Cut all of your wood to size using your Dremel Saw Max.

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Drill pockets holes using Kreg into top stringers and attach to bottom stringers using pocket screws.

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Use side screws to attach wood pieces together

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Attach the closed riser to the bottom front of the stringers countersinking the side screws.

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Attach the back brace to the stingers.

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Attach the second closed riser to the stringers, measuring 1" down and 3/8" in from front. While this riser was built using a piece of 1 x 10 trimmed to 1 x 7 to have it sit below the bottom step, an alternative would be to use a 1 x 6 to have it sit flush with the step.

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Sand, prime, and paint for finished product

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Attach steps. Congratulations! Your steps are officially done! You're now ready to fill your holes with wood putty, sand, prime and paint.

Warning

To reduce the risk of injury user must read instruction manuals for all tools used in this project. Wear eye and respiratory protection. Use clamps to support work piece whenever practical.

Pet Stairs

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