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hi. i wan to make my own table. something like the pic. but i
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hi. i wan to make my own table. something like the pic. but i have no arc welder machine, but i have a lot of rivets. the problem is i just dont know how to do it. the are some tecnic to do this or is just a waste of time. also things made with rivets look better
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>>943445
Use angle brackets and rivets.
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>>943450
oh i see. i need to use it in al the faces of the joint?
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