Each step has a different shape, the railings are made up of small pieces.
The staircase hides a 50x50 cm square brick column in its axis.
The width of the steps, including the railings, is 100 cm.
Railing width - 8 cm
Railing height - 90 cm
Outside total diameter - 280 cm
Step height - 16 cm
Rotation of the spiral of the entire staircase - 270 °
Heights- 256 cm
Material- Plywood (4 cm)
Why is the central hole square? Wouldn’t the orientation of the square hole have to change with each step, requiring dozens of unique steps to cut out? Whereas a round central shaft would enable you to make only the 4 basic outlines of steps because each could be rotated to any position on the supporting shaft?
In the center there is a supporting brick column, it has a square cross section. The customer had a desire to make steps around the square to strengthen the staircase structure.
Very nice @Antey85
Check out ‘Grand Designs’ on Channel 4 (UK). There was an architect that did something very similar to this - end result looked really good.
I’d also add in a part number to the CNC - thats one big puzzle!