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Best way to attach a solid wood tabletop....
What would you guys recommend to attach a solid red oak (42"x20"x1.25"-
3 boards glued) table top to 4 - 1.75"x1.75" legs. The design doesn't allow for a skirt. Is there some sort of recommended hardware I could find at Home Depot or an Ace? The plans show a sort of figure 8 piece of metal that I've never seen before. What would the wood movement considerations be. I think it would be considered end grain (top of legs) into long grain (table top). Thanks for the help. It's my first real project, so sorry for the stupid noob question. Thanks! |
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