• Home
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • DCMA
  • Terms
  • cancer science review

    Home » Lack , media storage » The Lack That Lacks Nothing

    The Lack That Lacks Nothing

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 8:32 AM with No comments

    Materials: Lack TV Table, Lack side table, jig saw, drill, wood glue

    Description: Lack TV tables are great. They're cheap, look good, and hold a nice wide TV perfectly. The shelf, however, is seriously lacking space. It's soo short that my receiver just barely fits in, leaving no room for air circulation. Problem solved with the Lack on Lack table booster kit.

    Step one: assemble the bottom portion of your Lack TV table. The bottom shelf and the feet of the TV table are going to remain as is.

    Step two: Chop your Lack side table legs in half. These legs are definitely not lacking length. And we need 8 of them to support the weight of that hefty plasma.

    Step three: Glue the four corner legs in place. The remaining four will be left loose to act as supports and to help organize video games, movies, etc.

    Step four: once the glue has dried on the lower parts of your lack legs, put some glue on the top. They're hollow, so you can't use too much glue but it'll work. I used PL 400 for this build because it's much stronger than wood glue. Once you've slapped some glue on there, drop your table top on and add a bit of weight to help it dry in the right position.

    Step five: Now take your original side supports from your Lack TV table and measure out where the holes are that use the locking pins. Drill a hole for the threaded end of each pin in the bottom of your Lack side table.

    Step six: Throw your Lack table top/Lack TV table sides on top of the TV table and glue in to place. Or use screws if you're too fancy for glue.

    That's all folks! You've got your very own Lackaholic TV table that doesn't lack air circulation, space for all your junk, or style.

    ~ nick, Canada
    FACEBOOK DIGG TWITTER GOOGLE+ LINTASKAN STUMBLEUPON

    Newer Post Older Post
    Powered by Blogger.

    Popular Posts

    • Up the bed
      Materials: Kura + Grankulla Description: Basically I open the structure of the sofa Grankulla and put to Kura bed on it. I cut the excess wo...
    • Baby's first shoes display box
      Materials: 2 Ribba Frames, Wallpaper/Card Superglue Description: Was quoted €60 to build a shadow-box frame and couldn't find any shadow...
    • Cancer - What is 6 cm
      ctSearch Results Original Query Cancer - What is 6 cm Search Results cancer 6 cm Preview N3: Cancer found in lymph nodes is larger than 6 c...
    • Cancer - What is opioids cancer pain
      ctSearch Results Original Query Cancer - What is opioids cancer pain Search Results cancer opioids cancer pain Cancer is a term for disease...
    • can english muffins cause brain cancer?
      ctSearch Results Original Query can english muffins cause brain cancer? Search Results english muffins cause brain cancer Preview The studi...
    • What is cancer capillary leak syndrome?
      ctSearch Results Original Query What is cancer capillary leak syndrome? Search Results cancer capillary leak syndrome Capillary is the smal...
    • Cancer - What is AJCC Cancer Staging Manual
      ctSearch Results Original Query Cancer - What is AJCC Cancer Staging Manual Search Results cancer ajcc cancer staging manual Staging , perfo...
    • Cancer - What is mucous membranes
      ctSearch Results Original Query Cancer - What is mucous membranes Search Results cancer mucous membranes Membrane is a very thin layer of t...
    • Cancer - What is zoledronic bone pain
      ctSearch Results Original Query Cancer - What is zoledronic bone pain Search Results cancer zoledronic bone pain Preview Effect of zoledroni...
    • Cancer - What is persistent gingival hemorrhage
      ctSearch Results Original Query Cancer - What is persistent gingival hemorrhage Search Results cancer persistent gingival hemorrhage Cancer ...

    Blog Archive

    • June (81)
    • July (100)
    • August (94)
    • September (74)
    • October (456)
    • November (275)
    • December (178)
    • January (257)
    • February (176)
    • March (185)
    • April (191)
    • May (207)
    • June (114)
    • July (223)
    • August (116)
    • September (71)
    • October (152)
    • November (49)
    | Contact | Privacy Policy | Disclaimer | DCMA | Terms |
    Copyright © 2013. cancer science review - All Rights Reserved
    Designed By Latest K-Pop News And bloggerspherepedia
    Proudly Powered By Blogger