Materials: Lack End Table. Glue Gun and Glue Sticks, baseball cards
Description: Purchase of 22" x 22" Lack end table.
Picked out 1970's 80's Baseball cards of players I remembered.
Used Glue Gun to affix cards to table top.
Used white glue, 3 parts with 1 part water and applied to cards' faces.
Once dried I used an Epoxy Resin mix to seal the table and have a functional table that would be a great conversation piece at parties.
See more of the baseball card Lack side table.
~ Steve, New York
This is listed as a "hack"? Must be a very slow month
ReplyDeleteHello Anonymous
DeleteI am the hacker of this table and while it isn't the most complicated it did occupy my time. I like it and it was a test to gain experience to make a game table. IKEA stuff isn't high quality anyway.
BTW Where's your hacks? Id like to see them.
Hello,
DeleteI made this hack. I like it and It was my first attempt at a modification of IKEA's crap furniture.
Have you ever posted a hack of your own? I'd love to see it.
I was thinking the same thing...
ReplyDeleteWow, sorry my hack didn't impress the Anonymous internet critics.
DeleteAnyway,I like and that's all that counts. IKEA furniture is crap anyway and any hack is considered an improvement in my book.
Let's see your hack A.
Lovely decorating but yes sadly that is what it is, decorating and hey Ikea is not crap! Good job though it looks nice for a baseball fan!!
ReplyDeleteIt isn't fair that people are beating up on this hack. If other hackers can get away with sticking some nailhead trim on the table or simply painting over a stencil, how is this any less of a hack? I think he did a good job, it's creative and would go GREAT in a man cave.
ReplyDeleteAll I see is a Ryne Sandberg rookie card glued to a table! Ack!
ReplyDeleteThe cards weren't off any great value. They were never in plastic sheets and were probably won when we used to flip for them in grade school.
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