ChrisMc45

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Chris Mc45,

Thanks for commenting on my post (solid red oak bed). Concerning your question about the bed posts, they are octagons and they were created by setting the table saw blade at a 22 1/2 degree angle, and running both sides of the board. Once those were completed, I placed biscuit joint along the boards edge, to create a sung fit. Hope this helps, and thanks again for the comment!

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