I am helping a friend who is new to woodworking build a very small table. It is only 12" long and 10" high and made of spalted water oak. The legs will be angled as shown in the pic. Not shown is the cross member which will span under the top and connect to the legs. I usually use knockdown bolts going through the legs to connect to the crosspiece but the angle presents a problem with this approach. Does anyone has a suggestion for joinery to use in this unusual design?
Bob
Bob