Diy Lazy Susan

DIY Lazy Susan

A lazy Susan is a rotating tray that makes it easy to access items that are stored on it. It is a popular addition to kitchens, dining rooms, and other spaces where people gather. Lazy Susans can be purchased, but they can also be easily made at home using a few simple materials.

To make a DIY lazy Susan, you will need:

• A circular piece of wood, plastic, or other material for the top
• A circular piece of wood, plastic, or other material for the bottom
• A turntable hardware kit
• Glue
• Sandpaper
• A saw
• A drill

Instructions:

1. Cut the top and bottom pieces of your lazy Susan to the desired size.
2. Sand the edges of the top and bottom pieces until they are smooth.
3. Pre-drill holes for the turntable hardware in the top and bottom pieces.
4. Attach the turntable hardware to the top and bottom pieces according to the instructions that came with the kit.
5. Glue the top and bottom pieces together.
6. Allow the glue to dry completely.
7. Add self-adhesive feet to the bottom of the lazy Susan (optional).

Your DIY lazy Susan is now complete and ready to use!

Tips:

• You can use any type of wood, plastic, or other material for your lazy Susan, but be sure to choose a material that is strong and durable.
• If you are using a softwood, such as pine, you may want to seal the wood with a polyurethane finish to prevent it from staining.
• You can also add a decorative finish to your lazy Susan, such as painting it or staining it.
• If you are using a heavy turntable hardware kit, you may want to add additional support to the bottom of your lazy Susan, such as a cross brace.