Cut & Assemble Corner Brackets
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Built-In Camping Grill with Cooler Cart
What happens here
Using a circular saw, cut several 1x4 cedar boards into 16-inch long pieces. These pieces will form the corner supports of the cart. For each corner support, use a KREG Foreman pocket hole jig to drill multiple pocket holes along one edge. Apply wood glue to the edge, then attach it to another 16-inch piece at a 90-degree angle using 1-1/4 inch pocket hole screws, forming strong L-shaped brackets. Create at least four of these for the cooler compartment.
Goal: Construct strong L-shaped corner brackets for the cart's structure.
Tools and materials
- 1-1/4 inch Pocket Hole Screws — Securing wood pieces through pocket holes
- Circular Saw DeWalt — Cutting lumber to length
- Clamps Akrib — Holding pieces together while glue dries and screws are driven
- Cordless Drill DeWalt — Driving pocket hole screws
- KREG Foreman Pocket Hole Jig KREG — Drilling pocket holes for joinery
- Pencil — Marking cut lines
- Tape Measure — Measuring cuts
- Wood Glue — Strengthening joints between wood pieces
- 1x4 Cedar Boards — Creating the L-shaped corner brackets
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