Staircase Tools

When venturing into the realm of staircase projects, having the right tools at your disposal can make all the difference in achieving a professional finish. At Jackson Woodturners, we understand the importance of equipping yourself with stair installation tools designed to streamline the process and ensure precision at every stage.


Our extensive range of staircase tools and..

32mm Hole Cutter Drill Bit
DRILL32

Out of stock

Adjustable Band Clamp 4mtr
BAND

Out of stock

Adjustable Bevel 200mm
BEVEL

In stock

FlipJig Multifunctional Drill Guide
QT.40.270

In stock

Hole Saw - 50mm
HS

In stock

Maxi Mitre Block
MBLOCK

Out of stock

Precision Mitre Saw
PMS/550SAW

Out of stock

Tension Saw
SAW

Out of stock

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"Staircase Tools" Frequently Asked Questions

Staircase tools are specialised instruments and equipment designed specifically for tasks related to the construction, renovation, or repair of staircases.
Staircase projects often involve unique challenges and requirements, such as precise measurements, intricate cuts, and safety considerations. Specialised tools are essential for achieving accurate results and ensuring the structural integrity and safety of the staircase.
At Jackson Woodturners, we offer a wide range of staircase tools, including

• Saws (Precision mitre, tension and hole saw)
• Adjustable bevels
• Drills (hole cutter and zipbolt universal)
• Max mitre block
The tools required for a specific staircase project may vary depending on the scope and complexity of the job. While basic hand tools like hammers and screwdrivers are often used, certain projects may necessitate specialised tools to ensure precision and efficiency.
Many staircase tools, such as saws, measuring tools, and fastening tools, are versatile and can be used for various woodworking tasks beyond staircase projects. However, some tools may be specifically designed for stair-related tasks and may not be suitable for other woodworking applications.
When using stair tools, it's essential to follow manufacturer instructions, wear appropriate safety gear (such as safety goggles and ear protection), and ensure a clean and well-lit work area. Additionally, proper training and technique are crucial for safe and effective tool usage.