Saturday, July 08, 2006

how to submit your ikea hack

after days sweating over an ikea hack, you deserve your moment of glory here.

just write me at ikeahacker[at]gmail[dot]com

in your mail, you should include the following info:
1. a short description of the hack
2. the link to the hack (if any)
3. attach photos or the link (videos are welcome too)
4. your name and site link (if you want to be credited)

the only rule is that the hack must involve at least an ikea item, however it is used. easy. peasy.

if you didn't hack it but came across an interesting one, you can also get in the game. i'll even credit you for your find.

update! upload your ikea hack instructables
you can also now submit your hack via instructables. just create an instructable on the ikea hacks group and it will be published on the projects page instantly. (please do not email me if you've uploaded it to the group to avoid duplicates.)

so turn your allen keys. i'll be waiting to hear from you.

one happy hacker,
jules

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25 comments:

  1. Hi Jules!

    Wanted to share this site http://www.sciplus.com/ for American Science & Surplus.

    They have loads of cool stuff to help inspire and equip the IKEA Hacker in everybody!

    Enjoy!

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  2. I saw this and thought of your site.

    http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/game-mod/man-fits-home+made-gaming-system-to-ikea-dining-table-324758.php

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  3. I LOVE YOUR BLOG VERY MUCH

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  4. Just in case BB&B hacks are not off-limits, oh and as long as you are not hoplophobic:

    http://existingthing.blogspot.com/2007/10/bed-bath-beyond-8-rifle-rack.html

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  5. How can I ask for a project? I hope someone can help me with a solution. I have four Guitar Hero guitars. I want to make something to put them on. I thought this would be the best place to find something!

    Fantastic blog!!!

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  6. I have two four-drawer Antonius frames with the white plastic tubs. How do I keep the plastic tubs from slipping out of the tracks of the frames. As soon as I fill a tub with clothing it slips out of the track.....

    Any suggestions?

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  7. http://www.platform21.nl/index.php?lang=en


    an ikea hacker exebition

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  8. You should create a "Featured on" button for people to put on their blogs if their idea is posted on ikeahacker

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  9. Your blog is great but as Tabitha said "You should create a "Featured on" button for people to put on their blogs if their idea is posted on ikeahacker"

    Mr. Sofas

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  10. A link from sweden:

    http://www.studio10.se/

    Custom made kitchen doors in different veneers and colors, i dunnot know if they ship abroad

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  11. I love this blog, just had to link to it. I will get round to sending our Ikea hacks one day!

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  12. Hi Jules
    I've found this funny site: http://roomservice.blogg.se/2009/june/ikea-design-och-identitet-2.html where you can see some old IKEA catalouges.

    Regards,
    Daniel

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  13. Please give a look here:

    http://www.arredamento.it/forum/viewtopic.php?t=58769&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight

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  14. Hi! I'm pretty new to this blog but I came across this DIY and thought of you. You might have already linked to this but just in case....

    http://www.designspongeonline.com/2009/03/diy-project-britts-anthropologie-inspired-tables.html

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  15. Hi, I don't know if you've heard of this page: www.bemz.com
    The sell covers for the most popular IKEA couches/ sofas.
    Greetings from Germany!

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  16. has anyone seen ikeanation.com? like a craigslist but for used IKEA only!! seriously, endless hacker potential :)

    great blog jules, keep it up!

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  17. would like to submit this Ikea-hack:

    http://www.fschopman.nl/Ikeahack_blogsolution.pdf

    thx

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  18. Hi from Spain!!
    I want to share with us my last creation:http://blog.nataliarico.es/2009/11/re-corcholis.html
    I used a Ikea Drälla for ground.
    I hope you like it.
    Kisses from Spain!!

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  19. thank you for introducing me to the wonderful world of ikea hacking. i have two hacks coming soon and will submit them as soon i finish them. thank you again

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  20. Hi there!

    I want to introduce my last IKEA hacking project, entirely dedicated to Erasmus Students. It's called E-Kit 2.0 and you can get more information at the official webpage (http://erasmuskit.weebly.com).

    You can download the instruction manuals for free! Help me to expand the hacking catalogue! :)

    Cheers, Alex (I've already been published here on ikeahackers here > search "sustainable heaviness of hacking ikea")

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  21. Hack an Ikea Lack table into a 19" rack: www.lackrack.org

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  22. This is definately an awesome site which gets my creative juices flowing!

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  23. i can not wait for more home furniture ideas here, i love looking at them.

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  25. Thanks a ton it was a very good help, now to submit our ikea hack is definitely simple and easy with the help of your information. Thank you

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