those are a "classic" method. at 5/16" diameter they are plenty strong - the issue will be how well you can fasten the big plate to the underside of the table.
that is the usual failure point - the plate gets pulled loose from the table.....
Looks like just the bracket, and a well fit butt connection, but thats part of the beauty of that bracket, as you tighten diagonally, it draws the leg into both sides of the apron for a tight nearly seamless fit.
Changing the legs all the time seems like a pain, would it be better if table have adjustable legs?
Some of the adjustable legs I see people build looks bulky.
Anyone have better suggestion?
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