Doggy steps part 2

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STB
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Doggy steps part 2

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Doggy steps continued.
I used a V grove router bit to countersink the tapered bolts the taper angle was a little off but close enough. Something happened I don't understand some of the counter sync did not follow the predrilled holes but kind of made it's own path to the side making a less than craftsman look.

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We are now in Klamath Falls, Oregon. It is 48 deg. Just went from rain to hail then sleet back to rain now sunshine. We are having fun now.

This is a view of the steps in use at the Klamath KOA. After looking at the picture a thought just occurred to me. If the stringers were a little thicker maybe 1 3/4 in we could use the steps and maybe I could make some husband points with SWMBO.

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Post by JPG »

Counter sink bits have a habit of doing that!
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Pretty good thinking. That is one thing bad about a truck camper having to climb up in it. I had one when I was younger. Have a good and safe trip.
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