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Here’s my humble offering. Poplar stringers and risers,oak treads rail and newels. Normally I run the newel (top left) down thru the stringer but in this case I had to match the display. I would have taken some better pics but the electricians decided to hang a fan as soon as I packed up.
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Here's my humble offering. Poplar stringers and risers,oak treads rail and newels. Normally I run the newel (top left) down thru the stringer but in this case I had to match the display. I would have taken some better pics but the electricians decided to hang a fan as soon as I packed up.