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On a flat surface lay out the bench top with the best side facing down. Follow the same process with the other leg pieces.Lay down the right leg and follow the same steps to complete one set of legs.

Remove the Clamp and add the second screw. Insert a pocket hole screw into the open pocket hole.Add a little wood glue to one end of the cross support, align it to the edge of the leg and using a right-angle clamp in one hole clamp it to the work surface.This is where you’ll attach the cross supports for the bench seat. Measure and mark as noted from the bottom edge of each leg.

Slightly angled legs give it an nicer look that’s not boxy. It’s really the legs that I think makes this a more Modern 2×4 Bench. Assembling your Modern 2×4 Bench Step 4: Assemble the legs. If you choose NOT to trim the 2×4’s then you’ll need to adjust the measurement for the seat slat supports, or reduce the gaps between the bench slats as outlined in the Build Plans. Plus, trimming them saves a lot of sanding. This helps to cut off some of the dings and gouges that are typical on construction lumber. This is optional but it really gives a more finished look when you’re using construction lumber.

Inside of Cross Leg Supports, both endsįor my 2×4 Bench, just like with the 2×4 Side Table, I used my table saw and trimmed 1/8″ from the short edge of all my boards.

Using your Pocket Hole Jig make double pocket holes in the following boards. Since 2×4 lumber isn’t the prettiest wood for making your 2×4 Bench you want to find the best side that will be seen. Cut all your boards according to the dimensions included in the Build Plans with your Miter Saw.