DIY | Make a Lazy Susan with detailed hardware instructions

DIY | How to build a Lazy Susan with detailed hardware instructions
This week I built Lazy Susan's. In the video I run over in detail how to attached the hardware. Below is a link for the hardware I'm using. These were a huge hit at the Markets.

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[LifeofPaolah]

I watched TWO videos trying to learn how to install the lazy susan hardware. Omgosh my head hurt from trying to understand those videos. Then I come across yours and in SECONDS (without replaying 50000 times) I UNDERSTAND! Thank you SO much for making a video so easy to understand and follow 🙌

[Pip-pxwq]

Brilliant TURNTABLE, thanks for the video, love your style of teaching 😃

[BuiltByChris]

Welcome back, love your work. And as usual, I'm going to "borrow" this from you.

[markmotsko]

Thanks for the instructions, especially about mounting the hardware.

[ΚΑΤΕΡΙΝΑΠΙΤΣΙΟΥ]

Happy to see you again after a long time . Those Lazy Suzan; s came out so beautiful, i love the pattern of them. Great Job, hope to see you soon with another project

[steveguitz]

This is great, i have been wracking my brain trying to learn an easy way to attach the hardware.

[kurtkwidor]

Finally a Vid that shows how to attach the hardware ... thanks heaps aye

[IsaKocoglu]

Welcome back Ainslee! You go girl! Looking forward to your new content.


Great lazy Susan by the way :)

[marinavee]

Hello Ainslee
im so glad i stumbled onto your channel. I am now in the process of binge watching all of your videos ha ha ha.
Just finished making my first lazy susan. Thanks for the tutorial.

[sandeebond]

Very nice. What size base would be adequate for a 12”, 18” round board? And how thick, like 1/2” or 1” thick base board? Thank you🤗I have a 18” round board and a 4” lazy Susan hardware..not sure about the baseboard, maybe 5-6” and how thick, 1/2-1”? First time making one🤗

[debrajol]

Seeing this a year later. Great easy information for installing the hardwares. I’m making resin art onto some Home Depot wood rounds .. the suggested use is for table tops but I like how big & beefy these rounds are for a nice luxury lazy Susan application, on the 14” sized. Thanks for sharing your beautiful art work & how to put it together .. your wood works are amazing!!! Hope you’re charging a good hefty price for those bc they are top notch 🤩

[flamabl]

Awesome instructional video. Extremely clear and concise. Not too many videos on youtube seem so effortless and quick. A thumbs up and a subscribe just for that. Thanks for sharing.

[MaximumChips]

Great project. Like Chris I might have to "borrow" this once I get up and running a bit.

[FixitFingers]

Great to see you back on the Tubes Ainslee! Been meaning to make one of those... but for painting in the workshop rather than serving. I didn't realise you could get the bits at the big green shed. WIll have to check it out 🤙

[heavyfeather]

First video I've seen of yours I subscribed great video thankyou for making it, your very talented!

[digmackluke]

Great work. If I wanted to make a larger one to support the weight of a kiddo (100-130 pounds), what would you suggest for the wood and the lazy Susan kit?

[akindofmagick]

Thanks for this. The instructions that came with the hardware were ludicrous, and made no mention of an access hole on the bottom piece - it has you drilling all the way thru the circles - even counter drilling. Sheesh!

[enzprintco.]

New sub from Long Island, NY. USA
:)

[aeonsmiffy]

I want to make a LS for my round soldering station for silversmithing. I have the same hardware as yours….can it be attached to something other than wood? I’m thinking; a fire-brick of some sort. Do you have any advice on how I can fix the mechanism to stone?

[asdlkj]

Looking to make a couple of lazy susans for rellos...Thanks for the video. As an aside, which markets do you sell at? ( I am in Sydney).