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Hi.
I'm looking for a bracket that I remember seeing several years ago. I've done at least 100 google searches, and have had no luck finding it. This is a steel (?) bracket for a wooden table with wooden legs. The bracket is used to repair wobbly tables. It wraps around the two exposed sides of a (square-topped) leg, and I think it also has a face that comes in contact with the underside of the table top. There are various screw holes so the leg is secured from multiple directions at the same time. Anyone know of a source for such a bracket? Besides Google searches I've looked at Rockler, etc... Thanks. Alan Wolf |
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