I’m Building a Lego Table
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Blog article by Jeroen Janssens.
Dec 22, 2022 • 2 min read.
Dec 22, 2022 • 2 min read.
I’m building a Lego table for my kids (and, I’ll admit, a little bit for myself). It’s still a work in progress, but here are already some highlights of this hobby project.
![First things first: plywood](/img/Jb8Rd5fBmH-336.jpeg)
![I don't have a fancy ventilation system, so it's important to mask up](/img/Y3PjZ90edI-336.jpeg)
![I made a router jig to cut some clean arcs](/img/Cc6Trlk9Ft-336.jpeg)
![For these two sides.](/img/M2NEPZWXIu-336.jpeg)
![I have used pocket hole joints (and glue). The holes will be filled with flush-cut dowels.](/img/_tSZD2DIFt-336.jpeg)
![This thing is huge!](/img/MOAOTVgP1e-336.jpeg)
![Creating Lego insets](/img/ZC94iutIJT-336.jpeg)
![Can't have too many clamps](/img/AFjGan74OY-336.jpeg)
![Thunder!](/img/HN3Essz61i-336.jpeg)
![Creating a raised border around the six base plates](/img/kvCdAt1UXz-336.jpeg)
![I love rounded corners](/img/1idELPQN9k-336.jpeg)
![Glueing the top to the base](/img/0TO21EkmwJ-336.jpeg)
The next step is to spray paint the table. Stay tuned!
– Jeroen
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