Attach wood blocks to legs?

You could add bun feet:

• Attach bun feet to the bottom of a wooden table. Buy 4 bun feet with pre-installed hanger bolts from your local hardware store. Drill holes that are approximately 0.25 inches (0.64 cm) deep into the bottom of the table legs, then hammer in tee nuts. Screw in the bun feet until they are firmly attached and the table doesn't wobble. Buy tee nuts that fit the hanger bolts in the bun feet.
• Paint the bun feet the same color as the table legs so that they blend in, if desired.

ref:https://www.wikihow.com/Raise-the-Height-of-a-Table

Thanks will be in the hardware store as soon as they open

Bun feet are a great idea and there are lots of styles of 'feet' available. Check in your local home improvement store.

What about adding casters? Then you could move it around easily. Unless you want it to stay in place all the time, of course.

here is some info for you

https://www.wikihow.com/Raise-the-Height-of-a-Table

if you added casters you can buy the type that has a lock on the wheels then if you need to move it you can

Bun feet would be a good option. You could also use bed risers. This article describes some options you could consider: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wikihow.com/Raise-the-Height-of-a-Table%3famp=1

8 Easy Ways To Attach Furniture Feet

https://www.tablelegs.com/resources-how-tos/8-easy-ways-to-attach-furniture-feet/

Here is a way to do it with dollar store items: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egL8WsM4A9Y

I would buy bun feet at Lowes or home Depot, They come with screws that attach to the bottom of a leg. And they come in different heights.

Hello. Here are some leg extension ideas for your consideration. Hope this helps

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Leg+extenders&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

A pic of the legs would be helpful, but using some steel bar that is screwed or bolted to existing and extensions would work. You could also just usse some 2 or 3" steel square tubing if you have a friend with a welder...

HI

Thanks for this idea, was worried that the table would wobble on 4 bits of wood. I like how 2 long bits sound more secure. Off to the DIY store to see if they have 2 pieces available. Thanks again