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Don't paint in the grooves or holes
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Move the parts often while the glue is drying so they don't stick
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Sand until the surface is smooth and feels soft
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Move the parts often so they don't stick
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Assemble the Landings (skimpy glue in the holes)
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A little bit of wood showing is enough for the glue
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Scrape a glue spot on a Landing Newel (shorter)
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Scrape two glue spots on the other Landing Newel
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Tip the Rail's groove onto the Dowel ends
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Squeeze the Rail onto the Dowels
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Glue the one glue-spot Newel onto the Liner; adjust the position of the Rail
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The two glue-spot Newel overhangs the Liner: the second glue-spot aims down
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The Baluster (Dowel) for the third down step must be cut to line up with the ceiling
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Glue the Dowel to the step and the Stringer (stair-side)
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Adjust the Dowel straight up-and-down
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The Dowel is touching the next-higher Step's lip
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The top of the Dowel will come to the Liner
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Glue Dowels to the rest of the steps (not the top 2)
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Use a small mirror to look straight sideways - line up the dowels with something square
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If the Dowels tip, the Banister won't fit properly
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Straight and lined up - let the glue dry
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Glue together the Landing Rails: note the Newel's overhang
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Glue the Landing set into the stair hole
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Adjust: the Liners are lined up on top with the floor
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Glue in the groove of the Banister
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Put glue on the top end (blunter)
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Wiggle and slide the Banister onto the Dowels
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Pinch each Dowel into the groove
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Scrape a glue-spot on the Banister Newel (the longer one)
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Glue the Newel to the floor, Stringer, and Banister
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Now I can glue in the last Baseboard
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... and, when the glue is dry, the last Crown
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