Replacement leg ideas for antique dresser, please
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Cindy
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This dresser had a leg broken off. I re-attached it but it seems a little too wobbly. I'm looking for suggestions for replacement legs. Not against shortening the whole dresser. Thanks.
Nice old dresser without a lot of damage
Except for a really wobbly, and previously broken leg. It's been re-attached by drilling a hole in the dresser and the leg, inserting a wooden dowel and wood glue. Still seems to unstable. I wouldn't be against somehow shortening the whole thing. Thanks.
4 answers
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You could buy some wood bun feet and then stain them the same color as the dresser.
Thrifty Artsy Girl
on May 26, 2015
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get a spindle and cut it to match.
Lisa Jordan
on May 26, 2015
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an unfinished furniture store might be able to help. You can pick out legs for table tops, maybe you can buy one that matches or maybe maybe replace both..
Wanda sinnema
on May 27, 2015
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I would replace it mid-century modern style legs, which you can buy several places online. The rest of the dresser had clean lines so it would work well.
1673412
on May 28, 2015
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