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12/25/05
Replacing a Stair Railing - Part 2
STEPS 4-6 of 6
Cut along the marked outlines using a jigsaw or circular saw. Thoroughly seal the cut ends.
Position the stairway rail flush against the top edges of the posts. Drill 1/8-inch pilot holes, then attach the rail to the posts with 2 1/2-inch deck screws.
If the deck railing has a cap, measure and cut a cap for the stairway rail. Mark the outline of the post on the side of the cap, and bevel-cut the ends. Position the cap over the stairway rail so that the edge of the strip is flush with the inside edge of the rail. Predrill and fasten with deck screws.
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