This would have been so much easier with a laser. With the Glowforge I could have traced the legos to cut holes for them, and I could have made it from wood instead of bookboard. Full instructions here.
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This Lego journal is super fun. You make wonderful things. Thanks for the Instructables link!
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Awesome design AND step-by-step instruction?!
Holy heck! Youāre my frickinā hero! WOW!
Where have you been all this time?!
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Thanks! Honestly, Iāve just arrived because I didnāt really want to lurk on a forum for a laser I wouldnāt have anytime soon. It was depressing. Now that production units are shipping, itās less depressing and Iām ready to share.
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I can understand that. But I hope youāll fine thereās an awful lot of talented and smart people here. Iāve learned tons from them over the past months. WELCOME!!! Iāll say it again, I canāt wait until you get your Glowforge to see what magic youāll wield! And thanks SO much for sharing!
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Wow! Longtime bookbinder here and very impressed. Looks like you got nice clean embeds within the bookcloth, which can be really hard. Those are some nice edges! Iād rave more specifically but currently suffering from babylapsy (multiple parts paralyzed by having a baby sleeping on them. See: catalapsy, i.e. cat-on-lap paralysis).
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Thanks. Those embedded pieces were particularly difficult with a boxcutter considering the depth I needed. I would never want to do it again. Until I get my laser that is.
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I really appreciate the wonderful projects youāve been posting here lately!
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āLegoā or āLego blocksā 
Neither. Theyāre āLEGOĀ® bricks.ā
But Iām still calling my laser cutter a Glowforge.
Iām still calling my cotton swabs Q-Tips.
Iām still calling my waffles Eggos.
Iām still calling my adhesive bandages Band-Aids.
Andā¦ Iām still calling my LEGOĀ® bricksā¦ Legos.
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Anarchist!
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