Angled Half Lap on the Tablesaw - sneak peek from "The Shoe Bench"

There are several ways to create a half-lap joint, and I can't claim proficiency at any of them. So when my latest project not only required the joint, but it also had to be angled, it's safe to say I was trying to think of any and every other joinery alternative I could use.
Regardless, sometimes you just can't find a replacement for what just works.

[@jbeckh2]

So happy to have you back!

[@55ATA3]

Have not done that type of a lap before, but this made it look very do able. Thanks for the video

[@paul-ld9vh]

Looks nice. You have given me the impetus to actually buy a dado stack and try this on the table saw. ( I had previously done all the work on my router)
Great video!

[@paul-ld9vh]

@KelMaster Construction Yeah, I'm sure it is. The router is putsy and underpowered compared to the table saw. Is there a brand of dado that you'd suggest?

[@yourjustdesserts]

That last cut seemed extremely dangerous.

[@AVSMedical1]

Really helpful video, thank you! You mentioned that there are better ways to do this joint, what is your preferred method ?

[@MogerGuitar]

What angle did you go with for these?

[@JamesTorrey]

Nice work!

[@Mattsbasementworkshop]

Thanks!

[@robbcurtice5423]

I'm building a desk using the same style legs. What other, more simple, joints do you think could get this done?

[@Mattsbasementworkshop]

A possibility might include something as simple as using dowels to attach the mating pieces. That was something I seriously considered doing when I was "designing" this project.