George Vondriska teaches you how to use a tape measure and a woodworking clamp to calculate the length of angled chair legs or desk legs. By manually laying the piece out and utilizing the ruler as a plumb bob, you can guarantee that you’ll get the angle and length perfectly correct for all four legs.
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