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Throughout, he experiments with different dimensions, settling on an eight-inch tread instead of a ten-inch one to ensure the steps fit better and are less steep. He also notes that working with worn-out tools complicates the process, leading to the desire to invest in better equipment like a table saw and more effective circular saws.
Finalizing the Stairs and Ensuring Safety
After several adjustments, the builder reaches the first walk-up stage. He tests the sturdiness by walking up the newly built stairs, which he describes as "strong" and "solid." He proudly shows the view from the top, including the back of the cabin and the surrounding environment—an inspiring sight after all the effort.