Curved Staircase, pics.

[Richard Wolf]

Finial finished this staircase today. It's been hanging over me to get it done. I still have to build the curved stairs into the basement and do all the rails.

Richard

PS. more pictures below.

[Jim Becker]

Nice curves, Richard! And another curved one to the basement, too? Must be quite a property! Your work is just beautiful and I'm glad you share it with us.

[Don Baer]

Another fine Job. Now the railing. I can hardly wait to the it complete.

[Michael Ballent]

Richard, thank you so much for showing us these picks... It's definitatly humbling to see your work... So do you get to use that cool router thingy you recently bought... has it saved you time with the railings? Just curious

[Tyler Howell]

You just keep knocking them out!!!
Fine job Rich.

[Vaughn McMillan]

Amazing work, Richard.

- Vaughn

[Dan Oliphant]

your work always astounds me, the quality and uniqueness of your work is way up there Richard!!!!

[tod evans]

looking good richard! i`m not going to believe a day and a half on that one though! please keep taking pictures ...02 tod

[Rob Blaustein]

Really nice--what kind of wood is it?

[Dave Avery]

Cool stuff, Richard. I'm envious about your craftsmanship. Dave.

[Christian Aufreiter]

I know it would sound almost arrogant if I wrote "Just as usual, nothing special". But actually, to your standards, Richard, it's nothing special, but just as usual:

EXCELLENT WORK! VERY IMPRESSIVE!

Thanks for sharing,

Christian

[Alan Tolchinsky]

Richard, You da' Man! Beautiful job. I like the way the lower steps are wider on the left side. They are aren't they? Very elegant looking. Alan

[John Miliunas]

You sir, are not just a skilled craftsman, but an artist, as well! Beautiful!!!

[Corey Hallagan]

Richard, nothing less than wonderful as we would expect! Thanks for posting, always love to see you and your sons work!

Corey

[Richard Wolf]

Thanks for your kind comments. A project like this is mentally difficult because there is so much to think about. It was a blank canvas with no plans from the architect or builders. The bottom three treads were an added feature to make things work.
Alan, all the treads are larger on the left side, but yes the bottom three are even larger than the rest.
The treads are white oak, the the stringers and risers are birch, to be painted.
The stairs into the basement will be easier. The curved wall is the same wall as the main stair are on, so I still have the form framed up in my shop. It will be narrower and it will not need the bottom steps like the main stairs.
Thanks again for looking.

Richard