Err... what is a Lego table? A table made of Lego bricks??

Its actually a table where the top is Lego so that you can build on it. Here is a better detail of what the top looks like here

I am sorry, what is "burning screens"?

I'm self taught and do this ghetto style so there might be a more official/accurate term for it but I am using it to mean the process of developing the photo-emulsion around my drawing.

That's an excellent improvised design, thank you for posting it. It does seem as tho' you're wasting a lot of light. Have you considered covering the sides or are you using a bulb that produces a great deal of heat? If the latter, I've noticed that most light tables/boxes use compact flourescent bulbs because they produce less heat.

Thanks Finn, you are absolutely correct and I probably should have mentioned this in the post. There is a large piece of black corduroy on top that you can kind of see in the one image that I use to drape over the entire thing during the process. I just pulled it all up because it made for nicer looking images.

I'm an newbie screen printer. I've only made two screens with decent results but I'm dependent on the materials in my art room, the emulsion my art teacher puts on the screens, and her light tables. I want to know a little bit about the basic setup and materials you use for your screens. Light bulbs, emulsion, distance/burning time, screens/thread count, for example. Nothing large-scale, not much bigger than T-shirt material. It would help if you e-mailed me if you could.
Thanks,
Tim