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  1. Joinery
    It's fairly common to use mortise and tenon joints to join the legs of a workbench to its feet and arms (top bearers). I see a number of people putting in drawbore pins to secure these vertical joints. Now don't get me wrong - a drawbore joint is incredibly strong, and doesn't need glue, and if...
    drawbore pins mortise and tenon vertical joinery
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