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Any previous claims or an administrative fee may be deducted from your refund.Remember the awesome road tabletop that I made for our light table? Well, if you flip it over, then you will find our homemade Lego table! Yes, that means that just like the road tabletop, it fits on top of our light table or it can be played with on the floor. Homemade, portable, and fun! It's also compatible with Lego Duplo and regular Lego so that means that this homemade Lego table will grow with the boys. I arranged the until I found the layout that worked best for the size of my table. Then I marked the edges with a pencil. I removed the so that I could paint the edges of the table first. I gave the table two generous coats of . Once dry, I glued the down with the . Here's an important tip about gluing Lego baseplates. You have to leave a small gap between baseplates in order for Duplo or regular Lego to fit on more than one baseplate at a time. What I did was attach two baseplates together with some Duplo while I glued the baseplates down.
Doing so ensured that I had the correct spacing. After the baseplates were all glued down, I was unhappy with the amount of white space there was. I decided to pretty it up with some inspirational quotes cut from vinyl. I used the quotes, "Imagination will take you everywhere," by Albert Einstein and "You can't use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have," by Maya Angelou. I made the key words (imagination, everywhere, and creativity) in bold, bright vinyl colors. To protect the painted surface, I applied a couple coats of Mod Podge. Then it was ready for play time! Since this Lego table is an interchangeable tabletop for our light table, it is also portable. So sometimes we play with it on the floor. And other times we put it on top of light table in our playroom. Published on June 21st, 2008 | Weekend Project #1: Hack a Lego table One of the suggestions from this post was for weekend projects and I thought it was a great idea.
A fun project that could be done in a day or two or less. Here’s one from Josie I think would be great for a Sunday afternoon. Am sure the kids would love it too! 47″ Ingo dining table ($69.99) 4 Trofast buckets ($1.50 each) Lego 15″x 15″ base plates ($14.99 each) and of course, lots of Legos Assemble the Ingo dining table as per instructions. Decide how may buckets you will be using. Measure the table from underneath. Because there are wooden supports with this table that would interfere with any cuts you would make for the buckets. Once you have avoided them, with the remaining space, subtract the amount of space required by the number of buckets you will be using and add a few inches in between. Trofast has a few sizes of buckets. We used the white ones that are $1.50. There are some that are more shallow but wouldn’t hold very many Legos. Also, when measuring the buckets and when cutting the holes, you would think you could just cut an oval shaped insert.
But no, you need to cut a rectangle because the Trofast buckets have corners underneath the support lip that stick out requiring a 90 degree cut in the wood. After measuring the rectangles for cutting we drilled in with a bit large enough to pass a jigsaw blade through it. Then cut out all four holes. Sand the edges lightly so there aren’t any slivers! Paint if you want. Glue down Lego baseplates, we used Liquid nails for plastic. Let dry over night and up to 24 hours. Insert buckets and go build!! If you want to copy this one exactly the measurements for the cut-outs are as follows: From the top measure down 2.25″. From the sides measure in 4″. Each rectangle that you cut needs to be 7″ across x 10.75″ long. And in between each rectangle there is 3.75″. For the lego baseplates I measured in only an inch and then put them side by side, leaving another inch on the opposite side. I put them flush with the bottom of the table.