let's go around here look miss tears alone nine times out of ten when I need a circular saw I'll
use this one do you guys have seen on my videos I use it all the time but it has its limitations and
that's where this one comes in the makita nine and a quarter in five nine zero zero B I bought
this the same time I bought that other skill saw and today is an example of why I did that
so a good rule of thumb the timbers too big and heavy to take to a table
saw you take the saw to the timber this stuff is going to be roughs
on treated timber so I've got this giant school saw for jobs like this
there you go Rises roughly cut so it's a pity I'm using rustling timber Cameron I can't get
the bench out no I've got a nice bench in there no actually I will get it out because once I've
cut it to like sort of the right size like then I can work with it is it a good height yeah great
lovely I was just thinking like I should build - yeah the job site yeah and have a smaller one
yeah I was thinking that yeah just like you have a tiny one yeah the way Frank does it do you know
how it's part of his medicine yeah something like that that would be that's the way to go
so these boys I ripped with the big skill saw even over a meter they have a have a
bit of a bomb on them so I'm gonna use the track to rip a nice straight line
this gliding thurman that new Blyton's
then you play this pretty good lighting for it there we go shame to the fiction thanks
for letting me borrow your clamps okay bye and I'll see ya see you next time yeah I'm sick
there we go protective tape to seal the endgrain I mean here's an idea of how weird it is we're
talking three o'clock in the afternoon right now and look at that there's still water on the
cladding I don't the ingrain of these stringers to soak that moisture in all day without drying
out and here are the stairs so there's our riser that's gonna if you lift it up screw it in place
like this one and then we go down rough sawn 50 by 150 on top so yeah let's get a few on
there you go let's tear it down here we go rough sawn treated pine it's a kind of service area it's
not really you know like the centerpiece of the back yard or anything so the client wanted to use
but a rough sawn for both texture and just plain and this is pine as well so it all kind of goes
together this will silver off over the years as well so it's gonna look a lot better use stainless
steel spec screws as well you might have seen as I was putting them on now what I've started doing
is putting a cap on this thing for this we use large 180 ml washy hid spec screws they go all
the way through and really pull it down have you come over to this part of the garden this
is the wall we kind of modeled everything off and obviously I used bigger posts because we're
holding out more weight but you know use the same boards and originally they nailed this capping on
and it didn't work so they've chucked those specs could resume that ends this capping hasn't walked
since that's why we did it here I'm not just gonna leave it there let's get this thing down
this is the last piece and I don't have any support on this side because it butts into
the post I thought about checking it into the post but try not to check things in if it's
going to be exposed to the rain and everything I want the water to run free on the water to
escape so anyway I got these brackets and this brackets gonna go why is that but underneath
then mr. show and then one of these coach bolts it's kind of a similar circumference
to these washer head screws once they get stained black it all look the same it's my theory anyway
so there we have it ladies and gentlemen the stairs are done the wall is done capping is
on and look we've even got some staying on the capping I'm happy with that I'm very happy with
that I'll see you guys in the next exciting episode you're looking like a Buddha Potter