[DIY][GUIDE] LeGOptimus Charging Phone Dock

[spiral6]

I think this is going to be a fad, right now, having a bit of trouble trying to get my LG Optimus G to fit with the thing I built.

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[dirtsky]

Well I know what I'm building this weekend.

 

[alicarbovader]

exams can go and eff themselves.... i'm working on this

 

[deejayburnout]

This has to be the best use by far of Lego bricks. The Great thing about this is that this can be custom built for whatever case you have.

Excellent work mate. Stroke of genius

 

[cheeze.keyk]

youre really a genius man! :good:

 

[jkok]

O.M.G man i saw this on the front Portal page and while compiling a rom build i built one too XDD thanks =) i call it "cyanogen-Dragon" XDD
sorry for picture size :s

head:

full:

no head+phone:

no phone:

back:

 

[jkok]

my phones a samsung fascinate with extended battery case tho, but its was still fun with impiration thanks again =)

 

[duryard]

I don't suppose one of you nice guys has a text file of the parts need please. I don't have the correct software to open the supplied .lxf file.

Thanks

 

[jkok]

I don't suppose one of you nice guys has a text file of the parts need please. I don't have the correct software to open the supplied .lxf file.

Thanks

try this http://bricksviewer.sourceforge.net/download.shtml (its needed for this extention)

 

[UsernameWasTaken]

I don't suppose one of you nice guys has a text file of the parts need please. I don't have the correct software to open the supplied .lxf file.

Thanks

There's a link in original post to a programme called Lego Digital Designer. But, you don't have to download and use it, the very end of the HTML guide is actually a list of all the parts you need.

 

[SystemErrorOne]

@UsernameWasTaken Can you add my design of charging dock to your thread? I don't really want to make another thread
I used simpler legos, because I didn't have ones you had.

If you agreed, I will add .lxf and write build instructions

Im really digging this one. Doesn't look as "PRO" as the featured one but hell it gets the job done.

Im definitely going to do this. :highfive:

 

[Matlaw]

Looks good and it's really cheap, but I'm scared, that it can scratch phone :silly:

 

[LGaljo]

Looks good and it's really cheap, but I'm scared, that it can scratch phone :silly:

No it can't scratch your phone. Legos aren't touching screen, so you must be really clumsy if you scratched a screen.

 

[Matlaw]

No it can't scratch your phone. Legos aren't touching screen, so you must be really clumsy if you scratched a screen.

I mean the back of the phone, mine has rubber-like material, and it can be easily scratched :/

 

[LGaljo]

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I mean the back of the phone, mine has rubber-like material, and it can be easily scratched :/

You can be innovative and tried to tape the sharp edge with foam or just duck tape

 

[UsernameWasTaken]

You can use those newer rounded beams that they make Lego Technic sets of nowadays, if you have them.

 

[deejayburnout]

I need to get me to a toy shop and get me some.

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[Matlaw]

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You can be innovative and tried to tape the sharp edge with foam or just duck tape

Great idea, I will try it. :fingers-crossed: Thanks.

 

[chuSmu]

Great idea, I will try it. :fingers-crossed: Thanks.

A few posts before some guy had lego-wheels attached at the back.. I thought that was awesome since u might (?) slide your phone in and out. But wheels should also work out for you maybe? Then not even the back of your phone will be touched by lego blocks.

 

[balazsyb]

well, here is mine especially for galaxy s3, s4, and phones with the same size
with case and pen-holder