The castle joint is a nice-looking joint for corners on beds and tables. It combines a half lap joint with intersecting bridle joints to connect three parts in a strong assembly. It can be made easily with a crosscut sled, dado stack, and tenoning jig on the table saw.
The castle joint is a nice-looking joint for corners on beds and tables. It combines a half lap joint with intersecting bridle joints to connect three parts in a strong assembly. It can be made easily with a crosscut sled, dado stack, and tenoning jig on the table saw.
