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I have just finshed all of the components of a coffee table, but havn't assembled it yet. My table top has a slight upward cup to it (I'm new at this and havn't perfected anything yet. So, when I go to attach the apron to the top, I'm going to use small 1x4 pieces of maple. I'm going to attach the small block to the apron with fininsh nails. Then I'm going to use screws to attach the block to the table table. Here's my question: Does anyone know how many blocks I should use and if I use more, will it help the cup in my cup be pulled down flush with the top of the apron? Also, does anyone know what type of screws will be best for the application? I'm using pocket hole screws for the apron/legs attachment. Will the pocket hole screwd also work for the block/top attachment? One last thing: are corner braces neccessary? Thank you all for reading all of this and any help would be greaty appreciated.
-C.G.
-C.G.