how to use C channel for stair stringer

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‎2012-05-16
01:37 AM
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‎2023-05-25
04:50 PM
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Rubia Torres
‎2012-05-16
01:37 AM
Dave Brach/architect
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‎2012-05-16 04:09 AM
‎2012-05-16
04:09 AM
not without altering the script. In similar situation I've used the stair type with just the treads and added a separate channel beam sloped to match; probably what you have already figured out.
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‎2012-05-20 01:55 PM
‎2012-05-20
01:55 PM
This is one of those times I would use the stair tool to help calculate the rise/thread dimensions and then I would just build the stair from parts and use SEO to clean up the edges. I've done a bunch of these and it can get painful if you fight with AC too much. Especially when it comes to railings.