Wooden Lazy Susan DIY

In this Wooden Lazy Susan DIY video, I’ll show you how to make a Lazy Susan from wood. This DIY Lazy Susan is made up of 2 wooden round cutting board assembled with a turntable. I’ll also show you how to make a router circle cutting jig to cut circles with a router.

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[TheAussiePirate]

Marie, it’s so refreshing to see a video that doesn’t have annoying music playing. Love the build too!

[chrishallgren]

I can't tell you how many times I have come back and watched this video to get help with a project. There is so much valuable information packed into this video! The final product is absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skill! Hope you are doing well.

[cliffcarlo]

I like the method you used for attaching the bearing to both the bottom and the top. Your method is, in my opinion, the most sensible way of going about attaching the hardware. I bought a lazy susan a while ago and that is exactly how they attached the bearing. Nice build with the chopping board top, that was a nice touch.

[kdtrimble]

I love how you say pilot hole instead of the stupid "pre-drilling" most people use! Cheers Marie.

[bluekloudwalker]

Really appreciate that you get right to it w/ great explanation (& no annoying music). Thx for sharing!

[germanpaz]

Excellent video, perfect sequencing, and thanks for pointing out where to attach to base, small holes in plate.

[mikesmith]

Beautiful color and pattern on the lazy susan. When I make a lazy susan I router out the backside of the top board to a diameter 1/4" bigger than the bottom board and to a depth equal to the thickness of the bottom board. That gives it an effective look of hovering above the table by the thickness of the bearing.

[Lutzboater]

Very nice combination of wood. I like the fact that you are willing to say, Oops, and share it. We all goof up occasionally, but some YouTubers seem to never make a mistake. Thanks for the tip on centering on a circle.

[wannellalawson]

Great video. Marvelous job on Lazy Susan. When I was in high school long before you were born. girls were not allowed to take up woodshop but boys could take up homemaking. I wanted take woodshop but I could not.  It is nice to see lady(s) on you tube doing wood shopping. You go ladies

[bethstephenson]

Thank you! I had to make a new base and change the hardware for one I bought and this was very helpful.

[nitinsampathi]

This is one of the best, most concise, helpful, and well produced DIY tutorials I've seen!

[AReelHouseProduction]

Thank you for a simple way of making a lazy Susan

[alejandrocotilla]

Wow!! Sooo many cool techniques! Nice job. Best Lazy Susan on the internet!

[CReevesMakes]

Great project Marie! The color and pattern of this Lazy Susan is perfect! Great tip on the circle jig as well! Thanks!

[sdAmen]

I'm so impressed. This is where math wood shop would have been put to better use in my school days, haha. I'm totally in awe, you make this process look so easy and fun to make. What a beautiful Lazy Susan. Thank you for sharing!

[mikecushman]

I have watch 8 Videos About making a Lazy Susan your was the best. Thanks

[Wordsnwood]

Good use of geometry with figuring where to drill!

[davidharvey]

Looks amazing. What an awesome array of machinery. Not many DIYers have that kind of gear it has to be said.

[tonylamadrid]

That was nice and simply explained. Thanks!

[ld]

Just gorgeous, and an inspirational video! Boy do I wish that YouTube would have been around 30 years ago...I think I would have loved doing this for a living ;)