Hey guys
Another question from the beginner woodworker over here...I'm making a bench seat for a friend of mine. It's going to function more as a desk type thing at the end of a bed for throwing clothes on and books. It won't be used for seating, it needs to be sturdy but not to support a human being.
I like seamless joins, but not sure the best way to approach this. Was thinking dowels might do it for joining the tops and sides, and then screws to join the support beam underneath. However, I could be totally wrong. Any suggestions on how best to tackle this? Should mention, I'm using 19mm thick White Poplar.
The seat will look very similar to the attached picture. Thanks, guys!
Screen Shot 2015-03-30 at 10.24.23 am.png
Another question from the beginner woodworker over here...I'm making a bench seat for a friend of mine. It's going to function more as a desk type thing at the end of a bed for throwing clothes on and books. It won't be used for seating, it needs to be sturdy but not to support a human being.
I like seamless joins, but not sure the best way to approach this. Was thinking dowels might do it for joining the tops and sides, and then screws to join the support beam underneath. However, I could be totally wrong. Any suggestions on how best to tackle this? Should mention, I'm using 19mm thick White Poplar.
The seat will look very similar to the attached picture. Thanks, guys!
Screen Shot 2015-03-30 at 10.24.23 am.png
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