I watched your video first, then I watched 3 Other videos on how to install Lazy Susan hardware. Yours was definitely the easiest to understand and follow. Thank you for creating this video should be very simple for me now to install the six Lazy Susan’s that I have!

Thank you so much, i was thinking about how to install it ever since yesterday 😅

Thank you for making this video! It was really needed. Now I can finally put it together haha

I only did one access hole and rotated it

BRILLIANT! THANK YOU so much, this is SO helpful! I bought the round metal lazy susan but could not for the life of me figure out those so called "instructions" that came with it! You make it look so easy, thanks so much!!!!!

@zacbereznicki7577

11 ай бұрын

I was in the same boat 😂

Much more helpful than the instructions on the pack. Thanks mate 👍

Very helpful, thank you!

Oh my gosh Thank you so much!!! Now it all makes sense

Very helpful information. Thank you! -Michael

Wonderful! So that's how it works. Thanks a lot for the demo. I have to buy one and make some nice Xmas gifts with wood pieces. I want to make a Lagun table. Still have to figure out the glides. This thing needs some lubrication. A bit noisy.

I bot the component at Lowes and it is a 12” round one like you used. Thanks for the video and making this task easy. To say the least, the directions that came with mine were useless and also it didn't supply any screws either.

As I started to try to do this project, I decided to measure the distance from the center to the holes, and move the device if needed, to make sure it is centered. That may not be so important in terms of practical performance, but it might be a good idea.

Thanks that is easy

Thank you😊

Thanks sir 👍👍👍👍👍

Thanks

Have you done a video on how to center the round hardware on around table and base?

Are all LS hardware bearings that noisy? What SIZE bearing is needed for a 24" LS? Is there a chart?

I was hoping to see you use the huge aluminium one on the left of the screen

Thanks so much!! I’m looking at the hardware and thinking how the heck am I supposed to screw the top on. 🤦‍♂️

Thanks for the video. I used the turntable with the ball bearings (the one you have on your left). There are holes on one side, where it looks like screws could go if I remove the plastic hole plugs. Is this one way to do it? Do i remove all the white plastic cap bits on the side that I am screwing right against and flush to the wood tray?

@WoodcraftSupply

Жыл бұрын

According to their product description on our website "Non-marring feet on both sides protect delicate finishes and if you choose, one side is removable to expose countersunk screw holes to mount to a turntable of your construction." So I would not remove ALL of the plastic plugs. Just the one side where you will be attaching your wood.

Couldn't you just drill 1 "access hole" for the screws to the "top"/, and rotate it to install each of the the 4 screws? (just sayin...) ;)Just read some comments, it appears 1 out of every 4-5 people said the same thing....

@juanvaldez9942

3 жыл бұрын

Sure, that would work for folks who don't care about astetic balance but,,, me... I would have to have at least 4 or I wouldn't be able to sleep. 2 might keep me up late but I would eventually fall asleep. 1, no way pal, it looks like a mistake happened.

@jamesparkersculpture

Жыл бұрын

​@@juanvaldez9942 My kind of thinking.

Why drill four access holes? You only need one, rotate the base for each screw to the top.

@WoodcraftSupply

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, you can do that instead if you want.

Need to show a circular piece of wood. Properly centering is tough.

I know the base is unseen, but why not just drill one access hole through the base and rotate the base to attach the hardware to the top?

@WoodcraftSupply

3 жыл бұрын

Whatever works for you. I just find this easier.

What kind of grease would be good to make it quieter and smoother?

@WoodcraftSupply

4 жыл бұрын

Perhaps the WD-40 Water Resistant SILICONE Lubricant might work OR this all purpose lubricant: www.woodcraft.com/products/starrett-m1-industrial-quality-all-purpose-lubricant-12oz

Is there a way to make it less noisy while spinning ?

Any suggestion on how to do this on quartz or Granite top instead of wood?

@WoodcraftSupply

9 ай бұрын

Oh interesting. No idea, except maybe drill holes too big for the screws and epoxy them in? No guarantees though.

I think you failed to show marking the holes on the bottom of the top piece?

Sir its excellent turning table, Please tell me what is the approximate price of one set of Susazan Lazy

@WoodcraftSupply

2 жыл бұрын

There is a link in the description to all of our lazy susan hardware.

I made a lazy Susan using the round hardware and after finishing the top does not turn very easily. I put some wd40 int holes from the bottom which helped a little but still doesn’t turn on its own like you show with your video- any suggestions to make this work correctly? Thank you,Nancy

@ConfiscatedZyra

Жыл бұрын

bearings might need to be greased

@mikeslater6246

6 ай бұрын

The first question would be did the hardware turn easily before you installed it?

You should have shown how to do the other, larger hardware, that’s the complicated one.

What size hardware would I need for a 20 inch diameter lazy susan

@WoodcraftSupply

Жыл бұрын

The 17&1/2" would be nice and easy. The 12&5/16" would work as well. I wouldn't go any smaller than that.

@cinderellaslifeadventures7269

Жыл бұрын

@@WoodcraftSupply thank you

How do I figure out what size hardware I should use ?

@WoodcraftSupply

3 жыл бұрын

Sizes and weight capacity are listed on our website.

Very nice for that model, but you forgot to show how to do the same with the others 2 models

@WoodcraftSupply

3 жыл бұрын

They are pretty much the same.

@hammerdick82

2 жыл бұрын

@@WoodcraftSupply i just got the 17.5 model and theres no correlation to this model.

@WoodcraftSupply

2 жыл бұрын

@@hammerdick82 The 17.5" model already has non-skid feet built in, you don't need a base or carefully placed holes. You just screw it to your top piece and you're done.

' i did put 4 rotating turntable bearings 1- on the table with LED color TV... 1- videocamera mount while the RC car-truck spin... 1- small deadmaus dance with plastic balls without grease ' 1- plastic balls on the plastic rotating bearing without grease for RC trailer

Where do I buy the base to make the Lazy Susan?

@WoodcraftSupply

2 ай бұрын

They are linked in the description, or if you have a local Woodcraft store you can check there.

you need to drill 1 through hole. right?

@WoodcraftSupply

2 жыл бұрын

You can do it with 1 if you want.

You didn't show how to mount the 20 inch aluminum one

@WoodcraftSupply

4 жыл бұрын

It has rubber feet and countersunk holes already, you just find the center and screw it to your wood.

@krystamortimer4902

4 жыл бұрын

@@WoodcraftSupply do the white plugs pop out

Could you tell me what to do so the hardware is not so noisey! Thanks

@WoodcraftSupply

4 жыл бұрын

You could try some dry graphite lubricant maybe.

I'll just have some tacos, thanks.

instructions confusing. toe is stuck in the wall outlet

Why do some guys on KZread route out a space in the base piece into which they install the lazy susan hardware?

@WoodcraftSupply

3 жыл бұрын

Personal preference I guess.

I see you have a large TamBee lazy susan hardware laying there that you didn't bother to address. It isn't drilled for a bottom plate...seems to only need a top plate.

Terrible video. There is a lot you’re leaving out. Are you lining up the bottom plate and top plate over each other on the x’s you drew before you drill the holes? What side is top of the top plate and what side of bottom of the top plate. What side is top of bottom plate and what side is bottom of bottom plate? How is that oriented when you drill your holes? What size drillbit do you use to drill the holes into the bottom plate that you’ll use as a guide to fasten the fasteners through the bottom of the bottom plate into the bottom of the top plate? What size fasteners are you actually using? Do they come in the kid or do you need to bring your own?

@WoodcraftSupply

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry you were not happy with this video. This is a video specifically about installing the hardware, not making a whole lazy susan. Hopefully in the future I will have time to show the whole process. A lot of the answers to your questions are going to completely depend on you and what your workpieces and design are. The "X"s are to find the center of each piece. If your hardware is centered on both, the pieces should also end up centered. The fasteners do not come in the kit. If you're making a decorative table top lazy susan you can use smaller screws. SOME of the hardware we offer is rated for fairly heavy use, in this case you will want to use bigger/stronger fasteners.

Um… not helpful. Who makes a lazy Susan that’s square?

@WoodcraftSupply

5 ай бұрын

This video is not about making a Lazy Susan, only installing the hardware. It installs the same whether the piece is square or round.