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660 | ChapteR 15 Creating StairS and railingS
Figure 15.52
Finished tread
configuration
Figure 15.53
Support pin as a
baluster
As just mentioned, two handrail types are needed because they will host different baluster
definitions. The inner handrail has one pin support per tread, whereas the outer handrail has
two pin supports per tread (Figure 15.54).
As for the start and end posts, two families are needed: one for the start configuration and
another for the end. They include the horizontal extension beyond the end of the railing sketch.
Once you’ve added these posts, the stair really starts to come together (Figure 15.55).
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