10 Pack 2-1/8" x 4-1/4" Table Leg Corner Brace, Steel

The 45 deg angles did not add up to 90 deg. Also the kerf bends were not a sharp 90 and would require an extremely wide kerf. I thought I had found a reasonably priced table leg/corner brace but found it was not the case. Returned them for refund.

All pictures in real furniture show a different bracket; one with end flanges at a 90 degree angle. The flanges in these brackets bend out 129 degrees, which means you need a 8 mm kerf to accommodate them. The other option is to make a perfect cut with a standard 3 mm kerf and count on the softness of the wood to accommodate the mismatch caused by the extra 40 degrees, but this only works for one side. Personally, I would recommend a kerf-mount simple corner bracket with flanges 90 degrees from the sides.

I was happy that I thought I found kerfed table brackets at a decent price. The price was good but they were not designed correctly- the angle of the kerf was not right and therefore would not work like they are supposed to. The manufacturer needs to check what they have made. Returned to Amazon and credited back to my account. I had to re-order the brackets which slowed my project down by at least 3-4 days.

The bent ends that go into the kerf do not make a 90-degree angle. Bad quality control. Used screw-in type instead.