43 is sometimes used, giving additional lateral stiffness to the rail.

The proper proportions are shown in Fig.291.When cut, these parts should be temporarily assembled to see if they fit.
[Illustration: Fig.291.

A.Cross-Section Thru Back Left Leg and Adjoining Rails of Table.

(Plan).

B.Elevation, Showing Wide Shoulder on Tenon of Rail.] Inasmuch as a drawer takes the place of a front rail, the front legs must be tied together in some other way.