Materials

1. 2 pucks available for purchase at wayfair.ca
2. 12 pieces of 1/4" X 3/8" X 36" balsa available from most hobby shops
3. One piece of wooden table top material cut to about 1m by 0.5m (or to preference)
4. One bottle of wood glue
5. About 3-4 small size clamps, preferable C style clamps
6. 4x4 cut about 3" high for legs
7. Everbilt 1-1/2-inch Threaded Stem Furniture Glides with Felt Base (4 per Pack) available from The Home Depot
8. level

Instructions

1. Begin by cutting the table top material to about 0.9 by 0.4 meters or to preference
   
2. Using a small balsa saw or small knife cut balsa to form border around the  table top material
   
3. Using wood glue clamp balsa wood 3 pieces high according to wood glue instructions (about 1 hr.)
   
4. Using larger clamps and wood glue clamp the 4 -3" high legs (cut from 4x4 wood plank) to the corners on the bottom of the tabletop, if the middle of the table bends when force is applied attach an additional leg to the middle of the table
   
5. Attach adjustable feet by drilling into the bottom of the legs using a drill bit sized according to the instructions on the adjustable feet packaging
   
   
   
6. Sand off any residual wood glue on the table. It is especially important to sand down any imperfections on the table top or "rink" area to ensure a smooth playing surface for the pucks.
   
7. Optional: round the corners by obatining plastic siding cut to the desired height and bent to fit in the corner. Use epoxy and clamps to attach the siding to the corners of the tabletop.
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Website created by Giovanni Calderwood Last Updated: 2/20/2020