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The melamine pads under the feet of the Lack tables become brittle with time and eventually crack under only 30-ish kg of weight, causing the table to slant. My
by daneel_w 4y ago
The melamine pads under the feet of the Lack tables become brittle with time and eventually crack under only 30-ish kg of weight, causing the table to slant. My own experience.
- bborud 4y agoI wonder if it would help to fill them with some high density expanding foam? (Using some form of resin would probably be prohibitively expensive).
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- daneel_w 4y agoMaybe snap/chisel the melamine off and replace with felt pads or something.
- bborud 4y agoYou're thinking about the ends? I made some end caps for Lack tables that you can 3D print. For when you shorten the legs. https://github.com/borud/ikea-lack-leg-end-cap https://github.com/borud/ikea-lack-leg-end-cap
- ErneX 4y agoWhat I did was get wood sticks cut to the exact size that fits inside the legs, then you can drill stuff safely to it.