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Advice?
I have been building this table mostly by hand and decided to challenge myself with joinery(first time ever building a table in general as well)
I have most of my joints cut out and the overall thing fits pretty well. I wanted advice on how to finish this last portion as I noticed it likes to wiggle side to side. I figure it would go away if I do another set of through mortise and tenons that go lengthwise on the bottom OR should I add a diagonal brace from a top corner to the bottom?
What would be the best? This will be a table used for knife making in the future, 200-250lb belt sander and frequent hammering as well as back and forth rocking motions.
Thank you very much
u/Ball6945 — 1 day ago