That's genius! I normally do circles by using a jigsaw to do a rough cutout then sand the rest of the way. This is so much simpler and neater!

That jig is simple yet genius. I'm also going to use that method to stabilize my jigsaw when making tricky cuts near the edge of my work.

Ron, you are the only one who uses a simple, safest, secure way to cut the round shapes with a jigsaw. I learned a great lesson. Thanks! From Australia!

Ron you know your stuff. Very well done.

You always make it look so easy Ron. This looks great!

Thanks much for sharing this video, good teaching

I was wondering how to attach both boards. This is ingenious. Thank you Sir, Stay Safe, and God Bless.

Wow, that was brilliant. Do you do house calls😂😂

That's was a really good video. I loved it.

Pls 🙏.be Santa for us Good Luck 👍 I will looking forward super lazy Susan in years 🙂

So smart!

It's time for you to join This Old House. You can be the new Norm Abram. Love this.

Thanks Ron, this is just what I needed :)

I use rubber or contact glue on rubber that wood workers use 2 keep projects from moving around, 2 the bottom of pie plates put marbles in one and rest another plate on top and put my tool holder's on the second plate. A simple lazy Susan. I also have one I made out of wood again using marbles, cheap and works very well in my shop, I do custom leather and repair.

RON, before I made my lazy Susan I oiled the ball bearings as instructions mentioned. After putting it together, I spinned it and it was so tight. How can I loosen it so it spins with ease? Thank you!

I am looking for movable lazy Susan if we want to pass little bit ( approximately 2 feet) from one side to l another side . But could not find . You can stay making and do business. ☺️

Good video and will be useful for an upcoming project, but I'm wondering why you needed to use the circle centre finding tool when surely the nail hole used for the jigsaw circle cutting tool must be the focus of the circle that was cut?

@BuggSmasher

2 жыл бұрын

"circle centre finding tool" stocks went through the roof in 2020 !

Thanks for the tips. Do you think I can make mine square?

Would love to make one , will the bearing get rusty if it gets wet?

Serving bowls would be managed by individual.

Where do you get the hardware?

Sorry, typo . You can start making. Should be in large size .

Ron, where did you find your center finding tool??

@BuggSmasher

2 жыл бұрын

I think he bought at the centre store :)

Why it has to be circle? Can square lazy Susan works?

Actually , not only me . So many ladies are looking lazy Susan turnable as well as movable from one side to another side .

Easier to buy one

@Guillotines_For_Globalists

4 жыл бұрын

But where in the fuck is your satisfaction at the end of the day?

@dustykeele

4 жыл бұрын

@@Guillotines_For_Globalists The same place your manners are. You should learn to express yourself without swearing or profanity. Consider it a challenge.

@Guillotines_For_Globalists

4 жыл бұрын

@@dustykeele Challenge failed!

@dustykeele

4 жыл бұрын

@@Guillotines_For_Globalists Good to see you have a little insight.

@poprey300

3 жыл бұрын

@@dustykeele Sanctimonious cock!

30 cm?

I used to have a lazy Susan. But I divorced her.

This time I will do it manually with the help of Woodprix designs.

Anyone else here after Stewie told batman they built a lazy Susan for his nuclear car in his bat cave? Anyone? No?........

How in the shit does this give one more storage space?

@user-gk3lu1gg9t

4 жыл бұрын

From Wikipedia: "By analogy, the term "lazy Susan" is sometimes applied to cabinets (especially corner cabinets) whose circular shelves rotate around a vertical axle to allow easy access to a greater area of space. Such corner cabinets cut out a quarter of the circle to permit two "doors" to be mounted at right angles to one another. These are especially common in kitchen cabinet"

@Guillotines_For_Globalists

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-gk3lu1gg9t Yes I am aware about a corner cabinet lazy susan but that's not where this is going to be used.