Cut and Attach X-Frame Cross-Braces
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What happens here
Cut two more pieces of wood for the cross-braces that connect the X-frame legs. Measure and mark these pieces to be 32 inches long with a 35-degree angle cut at each end to allow them to sit flush when installed. Use a measuring tape to find the correct placement on the legs: measure 18 inches down from the top of the legs. Then, use an impact driver to attach these cross-braces, ensuring they are positioned approximately half an inch away from the leg, allowing for folding. Repeat for both sides of the X-frame.
Goal: Strengthen and define the folding X-frame legs.
Tools and materials
- Impact Driver DeWalt — Driving screws to attach the cross-braces
- Measuring Tape — Measuring length and placement for cross-braces
- Miter Saw DeWalt — Cutting wood planks to specific lengths and angles
- Wood Planks — Creating the cross-braces
- Wood Screws — Fastening the cross-braces to the legs
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