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The arms are cut to the front and rear lengths at a 2-1/2 degree angle and then the front piece is flipped upside down. This gives you a 5 degree angle at the joint. While the inner part of the arm is well supported by the legs and stretchers, the outer part of the arm needs some extra support. With a little variation on the Arts & Crafts exposed joinery theme, I used an exposed biscuit, cutting the biscuit slot at the mating point of the arm, then inserting the biscuit and later cutting and sanding it flush.

The arms are cut to the front and rear lengths at a 2-1/2 degree angle and then the front piece is flipped upside down.


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