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Originally Posted by Holger
Could you please explain what you are doing here?
I dont get it.
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I'll jump in and provide an answer -
The legs are mitered together to show 4 good quarter sawn sides
Quarter sawn oak has some unique and interesting grain patterns - and is typically the choice of lumber for a Morris chair or other craftsman style furniture. So that each side of the legs looks the same - the legs are glued up as 4 separate boards with the best face out.
