Not FoundThis bracket will require 45-degree cuts. You will need to determine your best options based on the width of the corner bracket, size of available miter saw or table saw, and the type of stock used.
Not FoundWe have used a miter saw for illustration purposes. These are two ways you could make the 45-degree cuts.
Not FoundDetermine where skirts will be attached on the legs.
Not FoundMeasure the desired length of the corner bracket.
Not FoundBe sure to measure the corner bracket at its longest point. Keep in mind the thickness of the wood you are going to use, and distance from the inside of the leg.
Not FoundCut your 45-degree angle.
Not FoundTake it off the saw and make a mark on the edge where you need to cut it. Carefully position the block so you will be cutting on your mark.
Not FoundThis is what the bracket looks like after you are done cutting it.
Not FoundThis is another way you could have your saw set up.

Not FoundCarefully mark the location and depth of the screw hole. Shown here is bit we will use for illustration.
Not FoundHere are several bits that could be used. The type of bit we recommend is called a counter bore bit. This type of bit has two stages, so the screw-head has a stopping point.
Not FoundExtend the line across the face of the bracket as shown.
Not FoundMark where you want the center of your screw holes to be.
Not FoundMark the center (lengthwise) of the face.
Not FoundMark the center of the width along the face.
Not FoundThe next step is to drill the screw holes you have marked. Because they are on a 45-degree angle, it is helpful to use a jig something like this one. This will help support the bracket while you are drilling.