Omg hi i want to telefon you im a huge fan j watch your videos and I Really enjoy making puzzle and rubik cubes. But i want to tell you use foamcore i searched evreyehwere and I colant fiind and I Reilly dont know what to do
I could see it being a little time-consuming, but if you had large, flat pieces of corrugated cardboard, you could stack them on top of one another and glue them together to form a thicker, but still sturdy, light, and flat surface onto which you could adhere the felt fabric. Good luck!😊
@@iulianaiolandafrantescu2423 Hi! I know this a year old post, but if you're still looking to put something together, try canvas board. It's found in art supply stores and craft stores. It's sturdy, lightweight, affordable, and would make a good base for the felt.
Haha to the cat by the door in the final demo shot waiting for her chance to strike at the puzzle, which, unfortunately for her, will never come. Yay, I've been waiting for this one. I love that you give alternatives for those of us who don't have specific power tools.
I hope it was worth the wait! I forgot to mention that the 1"x2" boards can also be cut in store just like the 3'x4' plywood. So now saws needed:) All we had was a drill when we built our original box, so it's possible! And yes, Brioche thinks she's the star of the show and will do anything to sneak into a shot🐈🐾😹
This is great. Think i will.make one when i upsize my puzzling and need a bigger board. Hava a few ideasfor differences,but this is the perfect base idea for me to start.
Wow this is a really awesome design! I don’t usually leave comments but I had to give you a shoutout! I like being creative and making stuff, and you really rocked this - thought of everything! Awesome job
That's the most awesome puzzle table I've ever seen! Thank you so much for sharing, in such wonderful detail, how to build it. I think I might try to myself in the near future. We have cats too, so I must have a way to keep the puzzle safe, and your idea is simply perfect!
Aww, it makes me SO happy to hear you liked it! Goodness knows keeping cats out of trouble can be tricky!😂 I hope you stick around to check out other videos on my channel, and if you do build the table, I'd love to see a photo of it over on Instagram! @bybridgetdiy and #bybridgetdiy
Wonderful! Was looking to buy but they are incredibly expensive and don’t have a way to put it away to save it. Just what I need in my small apartment and store it behind my sofa or head of my bed! TY
Hoping I can convince my husband to build this for me 😍😍😍 We've got limited space and to small children 😅 Such an amazing idea 🙂 You're husband is a lucky man!
Hey I know this videos a bit old but I was wondering what size screws you used? Very new to this and trying to build for my partner. Ty!! Awesome build btw
I don't recall the specific screw size I used, but I usually recommend using screws no longer than the width of the board you're screwing into minus about 1/4 inch. That goes for the sections where you're screwing something thin into wood (such as the metal swinging arms into the inside of the box). For screwing the corner boards together at right angles, you could use longer screws, about 1 1/4 inches or so. Hope that helps! I'm sure your partner will love the finished result🥰
Great question! Because the plywood is slightly rough and the foam board is light with felt wrapped around the edges, the felt grips onto the wood enough to hold it in place and not slide.
So sorry, I don't have the weight of it, since it is fairly large and I don't have a scale equipped for taking that measurement. It's on the heavy side, but very manageable for an able-bodied adult to carry in one hand.
It would depend on the dimensions of the puzzle listed on the box. I haven't tried a 3,000 piece puzzle with it, so I can't say for sure, but if you compare those dimensions to the ones I use for the largest foam insert, that'll give you a better idea!:)
Ingenious!!! Way way better than the one I bought my daughter for Christmas!
This is such a great idea, and I'm so impressed at the design you came up with!
Thank you so much, Karen! That means a lot coming from such a skilled puzzler like yourself!❤️❤️
I watch all your videos 😍
Omg hi i want to telefon you im a huge fan j watch your videos and I Really enjoy making puzzle and rubik cubes. But i want to tell you use foamcore i searched evreyehwere and I colant fiind and I Reilly dont know what to do
I could see it being a little time-consuming, but if you had large, flat pieces of corrugated cardboard, you could stack them on top of one another and glue them together to form a thicker, but still sturdy, light, and flat surface onto which you could adhere the felt fabric. Good luck!😊
@@iulianaiolandafrantescu2423 Hi! I know this a year old post, but if you're still looking to put something together, try canvas board. It's found in art supply stores and craft stores. It's sturdy, lightweight, affordable, and would make a good base for the felt.
great job!! looks super!
Well done!!
Great love ❤️ this
This idea will solve many of my problems. I'm adapting this to my dining table!
That sounds like a fun project! I'm glad to hear that my design helped solve some problems for you! Good luck with your adaptation!🙌
Haha to the cat by the door in the final demo shot waiting for her chance to strike at the puzzle, which, unfortunately for her, will never come.
Yay, I've been waiting for this one. I love that you give alternatives for those of us who don't have specific power tools.
I hope it was worth the wait! I forgot to mention that the 1"x2" boards can also be cut in store just like the 3'x4' plywood. So now saws needed:) All we had was a drill when we built our original box, so it's possible!
And yes, Brioche thinks she's the star of the show and will do anything to sneak into a shot🐈🐾😹
This is great. Think i will.make one when i upsize my puzzling and need a bigger board. Hava a few ideasfor differences,but this is the perfect base idea for me to start.
This is exactly what I've been picturing in my mind, but never found it until now!
Great minds think alike!😉 If you end up building one yourself, I'd LOVE to see it! Tag me on Instagram @bybridgetdiy 😊🥰
Brilliant and innovative. Very cool how you came up with this. 👍👍
Awesome!!! Y'all are sooooooooo very smart!!!
Thank you so much!!🥰
Wow this is a really awesome design! I don’t usually leave comments but I had to give you a shoutout! I like being creative and making stuff, and you really rocked this - thought of everything! Awesome job
That's so kind of you to say! I loved designing this, and I really appreciate the feedback that it was helpful to you, too!🥰
That's the most awesome puzzle table I've ever seen! Thank you so much for sharing, in such wonderful detail, how to build it. I think I might try to myself in the near future. We have cats too, so I must have a way to keep the puzzle safe, and your idea is simply perfect!
Aww, it makes me SO happy to hear you liked it! Goodness knows keeping cats out of trouble can be tricky!😂 I hope you stick around to check out other videos on my channel, and if you do build the table, I'd love to see a photo of it over on Instagram! @bybridgetdiy and #bybridgetdiy
quite clever.
I always wondered about this wonderful ideall
This is so awesome
YES!! Thank you!!!
wow, this is so awesome! You did a wonderful designing and creating this amazing table! Thank you!
Thanks for the kind words!🥰🥰
You're so crafty! This is impressive :)
Thank you!! I'm super excited about this particular design😊
Very nice. 🙂
Thank you!!😊
Very cool! I’m trying to build something very similar and this was so helpful!!
I'm so glad to hear it helped! This is such a fun project, and it really does make puzzling a LOT easier and more convenient!😊
Wonderful! Was looking to buy but they are incredibly expensive and don’t have a way to put it away to save it. Just what I need in my small apartment and store it behind my sofa or head of my bed! TY
It sounds like you and I had the same issues needing to be solved.😉 I think this puzzle table would be perfect for you!
Hoping I can convince my husband to build this for me 😍😍😍 We've got limited space and to small children 😅 Such an amazing idea 🙂 You're husband is a lucky man!
It's such a worthwhile project! I hope you and your husband can make it a reality, too!🥰
Hey I know this videos a bit old but I was wondering what size screws you used? Very new to this and trying to build for my partner. Ty!! Awesome build btw
I don't recall the specific screw size I used, but I usually recommend using screws no longer than the width of the board you're screwing into minus about 1/4 inch. That goes for the sections where you're screwing something thin into wood (such as the metal swinging arms into the inside of the box). For screwing the corner boards together at right angles, you could use longer screws, about 1 1/4 inches or so. Hope that helps! I'm sure your partner will love the finished result🥰
@@ByBridgetDIY thank you very much!! 🙌🤙 appreciate it!!
How does the board not slide down off the top
Great question! Because the plywood is slightly rough and the foam board is light with felt wrapped around the edges, the felt grips onto the wood enough to hold it in place and not slide.
Hi, what was the final weight of the table?
So sorry, I don't have the weight of it, since it is fairly large and I don't have a scale equipped for taking that measurement. It's on the heavy side, but very manageable for an able-bodied adult to carry in one hand.
Does this fit a 3000 piece?
It would depend on the dimensions of the puzzle listed on the box. I haven't tried a 3,000 piece puzzle with it, so I can't say for sure, but if you compare those dimensions to the ones I use for the largest foam insert, that'll give you a better idea!:)
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Was just about to buy one that would most likely broken down over time and you have inspired me to DIY this one. 🧩
I'm so happy to hear you're feeling inspired! Good luck!💚