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Attach Legs to I-Beam Top

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What happens here

The four 32-inch angled legs are now attached to the previously assembled I-beam top. Each leg is positioned at the ends of the I-beam, with its angled cut facing outwards to create the splayed stance. An impact driver is used to drive multiple wood screws through the top and middle pieces of the I-beam into the legs, ensuring a strong and stable connection.

Goal: Securely fasten the angled legs to the sawhorse's top

Tools and materials

  • Impact Driver Makita — Driving screws to attach the legs
  • Lumber — The components being joined
  • Wood Screws — Fastening the legs to the I-beam top

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Build your own saw horses. Cut three 4-ft pieces. Make an I-beam. Cut four legs at 15°. Make them 32 long. Add your legs. Save it for later and follow a creator. Woo!

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