How to Build the DIYnamics LEGO Table @spinlabucla
How to Build the DIYnamics LEGO Table  @spinlabucla
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Rotating tank platforms allow us to model the behavior of Earth's atmosphere, oceans and interior right in our own home or classroom! The DIYnamics LEGO Table provides a minimalist rotating tank platform for less than $60. The system is perfect for performing experiments of diverse breadth and scope for audiences of all ages — it is safe, affordable and portable enabling everyone to get hands-on!

The design of the DIYnamics LEGO Table has been updated as the DIYnamics Technics Table. Both options enable you to rotating tank experiments modeling fluid dynamics! Choose either design to perform your own experiments. The DIYnamics LEGO Table remains a great option but the DIYnamics Technics Table features higher upfront costs for much improved rigidity. This results in a better overall experience — the platform is more stable and less prone to losing contact or breaking during demonstrations.

Visit here for parts and instructions to build the DIYnamics LEGO Table
diynamics.github.io/pdfs/lego/DIYnamics_LEGO_Table_Parts_List.pdf
diynamics.github.io/pdfs/lego/diynamics_table_assembly_instructions.pdf

After building the DIYnamics LEGO Table, visit here for guides to help you get up and running for experiments
diynamics.github.io/pdfs/lego/Operating_the_DIYnamics_LEGO_Table.pdf

Add-ons that improve the capabilities of the DIYnamics LEGO-Based Tables for stunning results can be found here
diynamics.github.io/pages/lego.html

Learn more about the DIYnamics Project, including how to perform experiments yourself, at diynamics.github.io

This video is made possible with support from the National Science Foundation. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this video are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

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